... MR. FIELDDEN AND THE WOBURN -. I - 1 GUARDIANS. * [We tke the fbllowinir correspondence from' the Morning Iteraldoftthe Ist and 6th inst.] ?? To the Editor of the Morning Herald. Mn. EDITOR,-In a published letter of Mr. John Fielden's to the Guardians of the Todmorden Union, dated the 16th July, the following paragraph occurs:- 1 Mr. Pearse, chairman of the board of guardianusof the Woburn ...

... MADRID, JULY 29. ?? ouR0 OwVSN COitEsrON DtNT.J Tha first breach In our cabinet has been effected. The fire directed from Logrono by the commander-in-chiefl has done Its work. While writing to you last night on the speedy probability of this event, the preparatory steps of the sepa- ration ot Senors Monl and Castro trom office were being gone through at the palace. These gentlemen are ...

... dreat Meeting of the Birmingham Political Union. i 0 Co~~(rona' .Correspadet. ) Birmingham, August 6th. I arrived here this morning, fully prepared to witness a i ratrongt~demonstration on the part of- the-people, but I was al. together surprised and delighted at the sight [ havejust come from witnessing. I could not believe it possible that such im. manse masses of men could meet with such ...

... IMPEIAL PARLIAMENT. : :: I -e81 SE fr~eHS.MOmiAS - r ...

... VOQMAISSION OF LUNACY. Yesterday a commission of htnacy was opened before Commis. sloniers WINSLOW, MiURRAY, and Wr'ST, at Lbs Gray's-Inn Codlee. hiuuse,' Holborn, for the purpose 0f ansertainiog the state of mind of air. William Errsden, late oi Sand, near Guildford, Surrey, and stine an Inmate of Dr. Warburton's asyium for lunatics at Beth. nal.green. Dir. Ito.Nina.v attended as counsel In ...

... we have been furnished with the aopy of a memorial from the debtors in White Croms-sireet prlsou, presented a few days 4ineo to his Grace the Duke of Wellington, directing the attention of' his grace to the difficalties in which many thousands of debtors in England will necessarily be in- volved, should awiy delay occur in the passing of the Abo- lition of Impriponment fbr Debt Bill, and ...

... [Extract front a private letter.] Lord Durham is gaining golden opinions in his pro- gress, and will, I hope, deserve them. The English party were furious at his lenient proclamation towards the rebels: but he soothes them by promising to atone for this act of good sense and liberality by a liberality which wvill mneet their views-a reform in all their insti- tutions; an amendment of the ...

... | DISTREiSS IN SHhETLAND. .To Tl: FDITOR op Till MORNING CHRONICLE. Sin-I perceive in Thlc Chronicle of yceierday a letter rcspectil tile distress in the Shethlnd Islands, signed .1. Crombiehi, to whlich sis it casts so0n injurious reflections on a near relative of mine,wh1oisilot lher to answer for himself, I take the liberty of replycing through tile same channel; and althlongil I shlall ...

... ZtOIS 1T D.EWR ISB t( U , -S I tROMT nm' DRADPORD OIlHSItvltR. T he secolld imeeting of' the Poor-law puardiunis of Dews- oury, since rveeivhig peremptory orders from the }Poor-law COlHMsJ4ioners to put the Poor-law Amendiment Act into o01eralion forthwith, took place on Monday lest. Great ex- ,.tetien tprevailed li the town and ieigibtosriood as soon as If was known that these orders lad bell ...

... It PETIT PAGAyNhe._Mr Appolinari Kontski, a young performer on the violin, who has created much interest abroad by the display of singular musical talent, played on Monday week at the fete at Beulah Spa. He is a lad 'of twelve years old, but his execution, remark- able for precision and purity, has certainly most de- servedly raised him to the station he already holds among famous violin ...

... 'IMPERIAL PAHLIAiMIENT HOUSE OF LORDS-WP.D,'qESDAY. Thle Earl of Shaftesbury took his seat onl the woolsack at a quarter betore five. Tiie Bishop of LONDON presented petitions froel Loath, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Chester, and Aslhton-under-Lyne, ugainst idolatrous practices in India. Lord REDESDA LE presented petitioun front Leeds ard Bristol in favour of the factory Bill. The Military Pay Bill, ...

... TIME STATE OF THE CROPS. TO TtiE EDITOR OF TUE MORNING CHRONICLE. 34, Mark-lane, August 9, 1838. Sin-Itt your paper of this duy I observe soine extracts from various country journals otn tile subject oi the cora crops, tho perusal of which again forces the question of thle corn-laws beftore the public. It is much to be regrelted that no etlicient Board of Trade exists in tilis country, hav- ...