... [FROM Trs JOHN BULL.] We beg to call the attention of our readers to the very im- portant Observations of the Lotd Chancellor, in bis judg- ment in The River Dun v. the North Midland Railway Coupauy,given on the 22d instant. His lordship after making some remarks upon the case before him procaeded as follows:- I am not in the least disposed to withhold the Jurisdlc- tion of this court as ...

... [IFROM THE ORIENTAL HERAT.D.J THE NAWAB OF MOOR8HEDABAp.-The Nawab Nazirn died on the 3d October at his palace, Moorshedabad, some- what suddenly. He was vevryehr- His-tele executor is Dr. M' Pherson, civil surgeon of Berhampore. His sue- cessor is a boy of about ten years of age; his income will be 60,000 R%. per mensem.-- Three English gentlemen are appointed his guardians, and it is ...

... LONDON: TUESDAY, JANUARY 1, 180. The Rev. J. It. STEPHENs has been liberated on bail, and the examinations are to be resumed on Thursday next. There can we should suppose be but one opinion with respect to the language held by this man at various meetings, if the reports be at all faithful; but though there may be good reason forbelieving the reports to be substantially accurate, there may be ...

... SCARBOROUGH.-MERTING OP THW - . % I ELECTORS, [ABRIDGED PROM TRe 'YOIkSHIRSMAN.] On Friday evening, the 21st ultiso, pursuant to public requisition, a 'numerous and influential meetingof the electors of Scarborough took place in the Town-tallrto afford Sir Charles Style, the excellent Liberal meoiber of the borough, an opportunity of addressing his' eodstitu- en4t oa. the proceedings of the ...

... To THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. SIR-As an elector of Marylebone I have read with much interest the advertisements which have from time to time appeared in your paper relative to the reform and registrution societies in this borough. I regret exceed- Ingly to see that a spirit still exists which produced the disastrous result of the last election, and allowed a Tory to take that place ...

... TO HIS GRAVE THE'ARCHBISHOP 0F . ql; . ~ CANTIERSURt. | I _ :& . MY LORD-My object In this letter Is to point opt to your grace the immediate necessity of meeting the recent decision in the eue of Breeks, clerk, v. the Widow Wool. frey, and the heresy now springing -up in Oxford, by an explicit declaration of the church's Weaning In the 22d article respecting prayers for the dead. It was not ...

... THE REVEREND MR. STEPHEAX | [FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT AT MANCHFSTEE.. -aOn -S0idrdiy S'ar. _eph tpens was again brought before the magistrates, wbcn it appearing from tih tV deuce of Beech, the officer, that the parttes offering W, were sufficiently respectable, the recognizances ten ordered to be entered into. A conversatioN then plaoe as to the day when the forth er hearing sheslj b gone ...

... DUBLIN, DEC. 29. - [FROM 011OUR OWN COXRESPONDENT.) THE CORPORATION-THE RECORDER THROWNV OFF. r Yesterday a meeting of the common council was held' at the Assembly.house, for the purpose of determining upon what line of action should be adopted, in order to prevent the passing of any bill for the reform of the Irish 1 corporations. The High Sheriff presided, and the busi- ness was opened by a ...

... LOGRONO, DEC. 21. (FROSK OUR OWN CORBESPONDENT.] HEAD- QUARTERS OF COUNT LUC55ANA. Thdab eyesterday Count Luenatia, accompaiiiled only by his personal staff, went to Alcanadre, where he remained that night. In the course of. it General Don Diego Leon, who commands the division of the Ribera, came from Lodosa (about half an hour's ride from Alca. Padre) to see thb General-iaChief, who yesterday ...

... COM~iSSIfN OF LUNACY. IN% RE TAYLOR. Yesterday Ia commiissliona Zk1santtco in qiirendo was opened at the Crown and Anchor Tavern es. -The object~ eri were Messrs. Wifislowo M OnYM and Ws.T e objc of rze-in airy was 'to dtrie wtrespect to the staet mind of Wr John Taylor, of Piccadill .e omssoe x Upon the o ry being swrn, the chietf commsifllr platbed to tenm tbe nature 'of the duties they had ...

... AUGMENTATION OF INFANTRY ON FOR IlSXN SRlVICJ'. [FROMI THE UNITED SERVICE GAZETTE.1 The regiments of infantry on foreign service recruited to their full establishment of 739 rank and file have ber I thus divided:- Service companies of regiments in North America ?? 600 Rank and File. Depdt companies ?? 139 Do. 739 Service companies of regiments in Jamaica and the West Indies ?? 559 Rank and ...

... NEWTOWN GREAT RADICAL DEMON'- S7'RA TION. [FROM THE CAMBRIAN REPORTER.] The Radicals of Ncwtown and Llanidloes intended to ihold a public meeting on Christmas-day at Caersws. To frustrate this anonymous letters were sent to the Rev. John Davies, of Aberhafeasp, and the Rev. R. 1. Davies of Fron-felan, threatening them with personal violence and destruction to their property. Several persons ...