... ST. MARTINS-IN-THE-FIELDS. A meeting of the rate-payers and parishioners of the gt parish of St.-Martin's.in-thce-Fields, took place yesterday t morningin the vestry-room, for the purpose of nominating el twenty-four guardians of the poor for the ensuing year, v according to the provisions of the Poor-law Amendment Bill. Mr. John Tidd Pratt took the chair, and the order for electing the board ...

... ry he STATE OF POLLS-REccIvrD YESTRILDAY. By ENGLAND. STOCROORT, JAN. 13. DURHAM (CIvT), JAN. 13. T. Mardand . . . 198 ,n- Second day. H. Macstand . . . in Flon. ATrevor (T) . . 471 P. D. Davenport . . 109 to W. C. Harland, Esq. (R) . 427 T. C. Grasinger, Esq. (B) . 345 UPPOLE (EAST), JAN. 14. The two first elected. Hennilker (T) . . 2450 _ _ Verei(T) 121 M5ACCLESFIELD, JAN. 13. Show (i) . . ...

... LAMBETH. Yesterday, long befire twelve o'clock, the hour ap- pointed for the official announcement of the state. of the poll, a great crowd assembled on K~ennington Common. 'We need hardly say, that the numbor of Tories present was very few. The Reformers wore in high spirits on account of thle triumph they had achieved. Mr. Hawes made his appearance on the hustings at half- past eleven ...

... MORNING CHRONICLE OFFICE, *ItDAY MORNING. The debate in the Chamber of Deputies assumed a most spirited and intcresting character on Wednesday. Tlie -eloquent speech of M. Lamartino, so much more violent against Ministers than was expected from hinf, drew forth Guizot, vrho unfortunately had but the beaten ground of ministerial cxcuses to go over. Finding himself less feli. citous than usual ...

... ?? FATEII lIeal,.quarters, Logrono, July 26, 151833. r,. jittle oubt of thle v ictory of Miendigorria ~~ ~ ~ Ipv% other triumhilps, both miili tary atid L pt the Public ought not to lie surprised if iihoillil ljaps0 before any olitwar iblsgn h ~ siae's houlldla er Aitho ug C General new turn to affairs, in thle space of a V11% c a vfutltil te enem' 'dews upon V'it- kft IC.th ijc-e of puent v ...

... PRIVATE COARESPoNDENTCE. OF flt oqt oti owN. CORRtiSPONtlLNT.J the1 One letter-alad that not a long one-suffices to givQ ?ne 0 il nl~ll p idica of thc, present state of etite 'Saiss Politics ;of thle change which has occur- F reat int them sinice last ear ; noid of thle ap. one. parently illsigiici~lnit. labour of the Diet, in tl s~ ession ad- just t ertinoat ed. You are ?? aware-for u e all ...

... BIRMiNGhAM, 5Sk1 ?? GRI.IAI NlI-TTlNG, A\ND iiE.El'`ATAB1iSll.Nl[N i the Lotd ti4 to ,i util' I ,I I,- ?? t p-tt i irporl iton. - Bi 1. tm~i t at it iielgI il i, I I. li IIItlk I ~t ILthu of po I -twit I.ii * tkc II ma kithy. a hi-i hu Li, I , tO- iL- rm i n,, I-r. ta Ic it.- lill In, peril l ii i .1 111w, ,v. i I ii t il, iil u-. motit- L~tii eraln di,nar tutu 1.iiI, uoi Ii, it, IO -1 u--v ...

... BORO UGHof GIERNVICHREGISTRA TION. [Before MIr. FMsn.] GREENW1ICH1 HOSPITAL. On Saturday Mr. Fishi gave his decision on Sir William IBeatie's case, which was argued on Friday. It will be re- collected that Sir William Bieatie is physician to Greenwich Ifospital, and that he grounds his right tobe retained on the register of voters on the occupation of a house belonging to the I lospital, for ...

... Ilie following is a brief outline of a Bill (which was or- dered by the House to he printed to facilitate the intercourse and to * extend the nacomimodation by the post to and from foreign parts, and for otherpurposes relating to the Post-office. The postage of letters and packets to and from foreign parts is to he taken in one entire sumi for the whole distance ndplaceof destination, to be ...

... SIMPERSL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS-.-FRIDAY. CHESTER CRIMINALS EXECUTION BILL The Marquess of WESTMINSTER said he had a few observations to make on this subject. lie thought it was a hardship on the city of Chester to be obliged to execute all the criminals of the county at large. The expense thus entailed on the city, though not in itself very large, wasrobjectionable, as the corporation of ...

... WIlE MJORtNING CHRlIONGLCLE. LONDON: MIONDAY ?? Ji NVAR Y1' , IS~3. Aluch has been said in the Tory prints of the number of Reformers who have been displaced by Government candidates. Oni this fact the public may rely-of the Candidates who have been started, 57 Reforimers have been defeatced, an 75 Tories. As the Torics, of course, started their men where they expected their appeal to the peo- ...

... THE M.ORlNING CHRONICLE. I LONDON: WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1835. We should have been glad to have left the ap- Pointment of the Marquess of LONDONDERRY to the embassy of Petersburgh in the hands of The Times, as our worthy Contemporary had promised to deal with it in a befitting manner. It is an appointment, said that journal, against which the whole country will protest. The conduct of ...