... LONDON: WEDNESDA Y, MARCI) 6, 1839. About twelve months ago a pleasant and in- structive burletta was produced at the Olympic Theatre, entitled A Aan may not marry his Grand- mother. Our I theatrical critic suggested at the time that it was a very proper piece for performance on Wednesdays and Fridays during the Lent then ensuing. Unhappily, the Lord Cham- berlain being, together with her ...

... The delegates assembled yesterday at the customary hour, J. B. SMITH, Esq., In the Chair. The undernmentioned delegates arrived in the course of the ?? Longdon and Johnstousn, from Derby; Mr. Close, from Nottinghm te ayr, from Birmingham; Mr. Alderman Wilsoni, trom Kendal ; the Mayor, from Lan- caster, and Mr. Martineau, from the Tower Hamlets. The most gratifying Jnnirrmatlon was ...

... THE JIORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: ,WRDNRSDA Y, JULY 3, 1839. We were prepared by the debate in the House of Lords on Monday night for the mutilation which the Jamaica Bill experienced last night. Their lordships have suruck out the first and most impor- tant clause-thai empowering the Governor and Council of Jamaica tolmake laws and ordinances for the regulation of contracts for hired service in ...

... THEELEVENTH LIGHT D 4 To THE EDITOR o' Timra MORNING C SIn-Having lately seen other letter, beE t under the signature which I adopted, without tbat it was also used by another, I am notquite on = passage in Captain Reycolds's latter of to-day le addressed Le me or not. Assumnwg, however, that it is, I ean only assure Captain Reynolds that any explanation he can give vhich will be satisfactory ...

... [FROM THIE DUNDEE ADVERTISER OF FRIDAY.] Osi Taesday ferenoon, on the starner Bonnie Dundee nearing St. Andrew's Bay, she observed another steamer lying, witbout any smoke issuine from. the funnel, and two sloops, .ith sails forled, at a littlP. distanue. Oa inspecting her through a glass, it was observed that she had something like a signal of distress flying. The captain of tb' Bonnie ...

... GISBURWE v. HART. TUrE REDITOR oV Tils kIuORNING CIIRONICLr. SIR-.~Observ~ing in your paper ef this rnorning a repel t o thi5 cause, vvhich is directly at varia ice with the actual Cts and verdict given, and ctalculated, if uncontradicted, 'emost prejudicial to my ntorest, I refer vou to the Liier1el i or* Manches-e,- Gursrdien -for a correct re- lan, .I am, sir, yours respectfully, Rider's ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-FitIDAY. Thie Lord Chancellor took his seat upon the woolsack shortly after five o'clock. PRISONS (SCOTLAND) BILL. The Earl of ROSEBERY presented petitions from Lin- lithgow, Stirling, acid Edinburgh, in tavour of this bill, which had just been brought up from the Commons Upon the motion of the Earl of DEVON, the bill was sub- sequently read a first time. CHAPLAINS ?? PRISONS, ...

... 7HE MORNING CHRONICLE. LON DON: .UBSDAY, SBPT.RM.LBbR 10, 16. f We have received from our correspondent at San Sebastian the following copy of a translation of the articles of the Treaty of Bergara, concluded between ESPARTERO and MAROTO:- TaANSLATIo1N OF TIHE ARTICLES OF CONVENTION BE- TWEEN ESPARTEIIO AND MAAOTO. .1. Tho Captain-General Don BALDOAIINO ESPAUTEIRO f will warmly recommend to ...

... TiEs' DUKE OF YORK'S SCHOOL, VHEBLSbA. To rTE EDITOR or TlE ;MORNING CHRONICLE. Sat-1 have just rcad in your valuable journal of yes. te (day an interesting account of the Lord Mayor's visit to tbie Duke of York's School in Ihis neighbourhood. While cvry one of your rcaders must warmly applaud th., existec5c of a national institution with such admirable rrigulaflotis and training for the ...

... COURTS OF RSGISTRATION. MIDDLESEX. TuiesDAY.-Messrs. Coventry and Shadwell held courts to-day at the London Coffec.house, Ludgate-bill, for the revision of the lists of voters for the parishes of St. Mary,. Whitcehapel; St. Matthew, Bethlual-green ; St. Botolph without Aidgate; Trinity, Alinories; and old Artillery-ground, Tower without. [Before Mr. Shadwell.] Mr. Coppock saidthat previous to ...

... ' THE COAL COARItVA&oN. Atthelattereldof last month a letter apeared in yome bf the ?? papers Irom Mr. PletIs, of peweaotlef ad- dressed to the LordI Mayor, together with Mr. C. Wilson's reply, at the desire of his lordship, relative to the coal mo- nopoly. On the 3lst of tbe aame month the following letter appeared from Mr. Partridge, of Dudley, in Staffordshire, addressed to the editor of ...

... - LE-.EGLNTONT T-AMANT. AIRMi6SBAVNp ISRAA EGLUNT6, SATAdAi, AUG. 31. . 7 ociut OWN C64RESPONDEN T !. ! The rain which' put so eomplfte a stop to !the festivi- ties of the knilhts on Wednesday, and changed them 'all from gay to rueful, continued without intermission during the whole of Thursday. Every erie expected' that there would be no more tiltingthat everything had conspired to ...