... THE MlORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: THURSDAY, MAY 14, 189. The Standard thinks that a departure from the usual mode of publication should take place in the case of the speech of Sir ROBERT PFF.L at the dinner in Merchant Tailors' Hall. This Sove- reign Speech might, it is said, be dispersed by hundreds of thousands for a sum not much ex- ceeding one hundred pounds. Printers, book- sellers, &c., ...

... THE AMORNING ClIHRONICLE. LONDON: SATURDAY, MAY 30, I835. We stated yesterday that dispatches had ar- rived at the Foreign-office from Madrid, convev- ing an intimation on the part of the Spanish Go- vernment that the REGENT is anxious to have the counsel of her allies, with respect to the expe- diency of some decisive measures being taken, in pursuance of the Quadruple Treaty, for assisting ...

... LONDON: FRIDA Y, MAY 15, 1835. ''lhe debate of last night in the House of Com- mons on the charges brought by Lord MANDR- VILLE against the Earl of GOSFORD, Lord Lieuten- ant of the county of Armagh, is pregnant with instruction to those who wish to know the real character of the party in Ireland with which the late Ministry were so closely united. Lord GOSFORD had committed, in the eyes of ...

... DUBLIN, JuNF 3. r'FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] The systemj of dispossessing tenants, so detrimental to tile interests of the agricultural poor, and destructive of that good feeling and confidence that ought to exist be- tweeti the upper and lower classes, has too frequently led to f'atal conequenees in this country to excite much asto. nishment; but th~efollowing melancholy transaction, which ...

... B1RUSSELS, MAY 1. [FRot OUR OWN COassESPOND14T.] Some sensation has been oreated here by the distribu. tlotbof several printed placards, which were found posted Galast the walls of the buildings in the populous quarters ofthe city, near the Sublon and Rue Haute, principally Inhabited by the lower classes. The following is a copy of one of these papers :- Down with all crowned tyrants, who are ...

... - Ihe following has been circullted bye Tarv Registration Society: we republish it for the benefit of the eformers. In Parishes not wvithin the :letropolitan boroughs, the quia. lifications for voting arc as follow: 1. Freeholds of inheritance of tho annual value of 10-. or upwards. 2. Freeholds for life of thieannualvafuit ?? rupwards. 3. freeholds for life of the annilual value of *l0s. ...

... OLDHAM rELECTION. I OLDHAIM, JU'LY 7.-The ?? h(,1i1lch of Olrfiham - 110W represeoted by i Tuory (Mr. Lees), having been turnod bv a inafnritv oi I3. Many parties lay all blameL of this rceult oil Mr. Fielden; ?? state that 1I Consquence of his en(lednvourinig to ilnl-pe Mr. Cob.be! on the electors seeral of the Ralical voters supportel Mr. Lees, rather than lote for a man whosepoiiut I ...

... *I LONDON GAZETTE, Friday. Dec. 18.I .. ~ ~ 4 _ * DOWNVNNG.STREIET, M~c. 16. Lo4~~ leneig, his Maejesotys Secretary of' St-ate for the Co- lorf~ieI ]),artment, has rece.ived a communicution fromt A\lr. NW~reitj4~'p brs Majesty's (onsul-6etteral at Tritroli, by whic . , pears that thle blockade of the coast of th t Megoac~yf nounced in The London Gazette of thte 22d of r 835) has been withdrawn ...

... THS NEWV Fl~I3IMO.VGERS HALLI - ?? A tonfli S rt'O\ ]\ l| 'h claracterintics of tlnt beitlifling nro Rirplt c tv oi lefi4O ind ?? of propo~rtion. It i. oF tir ?? II , ( Irdi.r , ,, .1,il.l at tue went angle of tcie noth approaelh to tire ?? , o: ilon-ic:' rge being raived above tlie level of 1 anen-stie u onl a lottev sub'iructtire of grat:i:e, iitlh no artade too atds the ri tr, slopportiig a ...

... ( [FROtM THlE JOURNAL DE FRANCFORT. | t A serious difference has just broke out between thc t ?? of Modena and the English Government. England c rcmplains of certain insults directed against her by some t journals or periodical writings which arc published at Modena, and demands the discontinuance of such attacks in future. The Duke of Modena, it is said, refuses to comply with t I his demand, ...

... TO THE RFV. Mr. E. BOYD, RECTOR OF DROMARAGH, AND) CHAPLAIN TO THE 101tR) IJEUTENANT OF IRELAND. IkEv. Sin-In reply to your letter published in the Morn. ing Chronicle of the Ilth ult., I grant that much lraq been done in our parish for the cause of education ; whilst I am bound to assert that much still remains to be accomplisheild (One section of the parish has been provided with school- ...

... UC.PORT ON THE STATE OF THE JEJ'A. tit, T' e I' npt rollcr of tli T''rainsport Sery ice 00111 nelces e~~~t ~ by observing that the Cir'eufstain es which led 1: lo- (I lile Neva convict ship eon only, 1' knowii *; ai maat(r, atid sur vivors of in111t ?? catas. .0A. so the'ir arrival in Englan~d ;and t hat all that a Wi a: e~ent Ftate tilut ?? I mfin- t1 o tile taL 0amilliol io of tile v'essel ...