... BLECTORS Or THE COUN7'Y| P16 OF ?? L o i v.I f~lenieri Mr. OT'oCmrn'll, in a Icitcr. ad'lreG( to the hi-, juig tile, daring effbontery to re- -Mi~i a l i erlsc~itit rrimntntir, and t s attempt to jiistify, the fooal enmd leprorion'ti epithets ionltimnid in his formner ca- lunisopiu I-q~ to myv s'drtr.' ft olr~ ofthew 211t of 0,!toflr. It wa m termination, it.; statedi in my% letter (if the ...

... DEPARTURE of HIS EXCELLENCY M. L. -DA SIL VA D'A L B UQ UER Q Ufreon MADM1I. To ToIe EDITOR br T;IFe, MORNING. C1HR1ONICLE. Si -lHaving retiurnel to tile islaril this year, ltr the bene- fit of myhealth, and knlowiing 1hhe intrest yo - take in 1oit - gtl0se affairs, I presum el thiatthe narration of ?? sin inditlfi ent teve fitnwhich I Witrerse, here ilst nolli, vili be fllo lt vor- thy of a ...

... I E Tiisies ?? suppose its readers to be * v deficient in Memory, or utterly itso tie cheracter and principles of the r t' wIpatiroilize, i lien it ventures, -ravelv at.. * . t, ir jgE a.. in ditie3 and untruths like those * cl in the following extract from its ite d ?? ,oxblication j. V' 0\ ?? \Vl Iip i .io lll( t i n oil r o -a vi ews s f t I i lid k'j ?? i~t \ Iti.t1it'(l ?? knows tihe \ ...

... The following circular has just been issued from the Home Office, with the view, it is concluded, of obtaining information for anmeasure to be brought forward in the Up- proaching session:- T he favour of an answer is requested to thA following queries, which answer you will please to fil I in, in the columns on the other side, according as the tithe is taken ill kind, or compounded for on ...

... S TA TSTI( 'A L SCIi. ?? OF LOND)O()NV. On Monday evening, this Society elid their fourth mnecting for the session, at their rooms. Lieut.-Col. Sykes, ?? in the chair. The business was opetiei by the Secretary reading ihe proceedings of thie lait assembly, which Xcrc ianroved and confirmed. A paper, entitled (Obsorvations on a Corn. tnunication of Sir Francis Paigrave (with the samne annexed). ...

... THE HOUSELESS JRISH. 7'0 TIll EIDlTOR or TItE MORNING CHRONICLE. Are tlwr. no nicans bv which the dreadful condition of tbe * rea( hrl d wasts in the! county of Carlow cans be relieved 1 The bene% olence of our countrymen has been loudly called frt ci in bealf of the I'rotestant clergy of Ireland, and it is highly proper thkat bishops aild churchmen should iteep oiri anid ihelp to a-suage the ...

... SO UTfI EASTERAN RAILIV-lkY IF 11OM LON- D ON TO 1)0 VERL, it [FReF 1ROM F T )OVER TF.LiESAPn.] e A higilly respectable siatetihng ot the isliabitanlts of Daver t nd lits Vicinity took place at the Guihliall on ~'Wndave-lav, :f to receive a deputation from the So IIt Il E astern IRl 1 iay ?? pany, instructed to give such inloretration as might be required dI relative to tbis important undei ...

... 'IRELAXD. DUI BI1IN', DEC. 30. le [mToAs 0UR OWN, CfianFSPONDEN1.1 N.0, ~~A NU JITHP 1::1 ~ 'lie r-igorwiq proneesiofinns of ?? Cle~rey for flte en. otrvllieut of tithe denmriniA, have pio-elurid a rtort -spiad- ~in to iilnery on ithu- part. of th,, lriaih p) 'oile, and scarcely a nu~t ic-ok pa o-t o vsitlti-t liffordiiip, b'-iie sll~ irntlttiol Fi It no ion's Knconmpro-aint'.r lioslilil'' t, ...

... SIR. 'ETER LA URIE ANRD R.H IUME. iS 10 'TlEr EDI)TO ' liOF THE MOUNING (CtHRONICLE.. .A Silt-Mr. lumnie, in li& relply hi his thk ll'a ('Cironiclc, to ? M1 letter n 7il T l'iitimes of Saitlurdir d il o eli( subject of limimsing p)ub1llic Ii iscs, is p'lvasel to ?? ain opinion n on t il )i ljtles IIlII (ondi(t, to t ?? ?? ofthe sub- It joct Inlater of (lid ussion, vislih I euoiecive ?? to ., ...

... LE7'TTR TO SIR EDWARD SUGDEN CONCERNING HIS OBSERVATIONS (,*m the COMAISSIONERS (f thi GNEAT SEAL. lo- No. I1, of The first fruits of the leisure subsequent to M1. your resignatioll of the Chancellorship of Ireland, ,e, is a letter to Lord Melbourne ?? On thre present ion state of the appellate jurisdiction. You com- ich mence with thcse word6s-' Mly Lord, it is not *d, as a party-man that I ...

... PORTSMOUTH.-SATUADAY, JAN. 16. his Majesty's steam-vessel Alban, Mr. Brown (acting b commander), arrived to-day, from Malta, whihla she left on II the 17th ult. (last from Plymouth). 'Thefollowingis a letter from our correspondent- u MN AITA, D)rc. 17, 1835.-The British men-of-wnr lying a here are the Caledonia (with the flag of Sir Josias Rowley), Ceylon (with the flag of Sir Thomas lBriegs) ...

... CORPORA TION OF LOND'oY To Tci EDITOR OF TiHE MORNING CHRONICLE Sia-In your paper of this flay you blame the Reformcr- of the City (when their efforts to matu re a measure of Corpo- rate leforin were impeded by the late Lord Mayor) for ctot having laid before the public a statement of their viewe of time reforms which it would hie desirable to apply to the Corpo- ration of London. 'Tie reports ...