... 7HE MORNING CIRONICLE. LONDON: TUESDAY, OCTOBIRB 1, I8M9. Whatever success Lord BROUGHAM may have with the friends of education, in persuading them to surrender their principles and objects, and to put up with what would probably turn out to be the mere waste paper of a Church School Bill, we see no symptoms at present of his inducing the Anti- Educationists to perform their part of the ...

... PRESENTATION of the NEW SHERiFFS I in the COURT qf EXCHEQUER. Yesterday, agreeably to ancient custom, the newly- elected Sheriffs for the City of London and County of Middlesex were presented in the Court of Exchequer for her Majesty's approbation. Shortly before three o'clock the civic procession arrived at Westminster Hall, and proceeded to the Court of Ex- chequer in the usual state. The ...

... GREAT(socalled)PROTESTANTMEETING. I MANCHESTER, FsuwAY.-The great county meeting of the Protestants of South Lancashire and Cheshire, under the direction of the Liverpool, Manchester, Wigan, War. riagton, and Northwich committees of the Protestant As. sociation of the two counties, was held yesterday after- noon, in the theatre royal of this town. It was one of the most numerous and ...

... ANTI-CORIN LAW ASSOCIATION. [FROM THE DUNDEE ADVERtISEL) The appointment of office-bearers was gone through an Tuesday evening in the Watt Institution Hall. Upwards of three hundred were present, including a very conasi- derable number of manufacturers. Several of tho partners of Messrs. Baxter, Brothers, and Company were present, as also Mr. Edward Baxter. Mr. David Baxter was una- nimously ...

... I ?? LivERPooL, MONDAY.-By the arrival of the transient ship Adirondack, Captain Hackstaff, which anchored in the Mersey early this morning, New York papers have been received to the 10th instant, being two days later than those received by the Roscoe packet ship, which arrived here yesterday. Sunday intervening between tho sailing of the two ships, the Adirondack brings only one paper later, ...

... Her Majesty's brig Rolla, 10, Lleutenant-Commander Hall, arrived from the north coast of Spain on Saturday. She brings dispatches from Lord J. Hay, but no news of importance. The Savage was remaining at Bilbao. The Marines who are serving in Spain are to be ordered home, the barracks at Woolwich being in preparation for them. Mr. Hillyar, purser of the Salamander, and 19 other in- valids, came ...

... PAZST of r. GEORGRTE 7AYRY SOUTH WARK. Yesterday the annual meeting of the above parish was held at the church for the purpose of electing overseers, and of making a church-rate for the ensuing year. Am unusually large number of ?? were in attendance on the occasion, owing, it was understood, to the circum- stance that the Tory party had determined to make es ,,grand stand againsat the ...

... The Qucen held a Privy Council yesterday afternoon at Windsor Castle. It was attended by the Lord Chan- cellor, the First Lord of the Treasury, the Secretaries of State for the Foreign and Colonial Dopartments, the Chaucellor of the Exchequer, the President of the India Board, the President of the Board of Trade, the Master of the Horse, and the Lord Chamberlain. Thomas Babington Macaulay, Esq ...

... The following memorial on the Texas question has been presented to Lord Palmerkton by the committee GI the British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society.- *To the Right Hon. Lord Palmerston, her Majesty's Principal Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, &c. GMY LOaD-The Committee of the British and Fo. reign Anti.slavery Society beg permission to express their sentiments to your lordship on a ...

... DUBLIN, SEPTEMBER 29. LFROss OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.- THE O'BRIENS AND THE MACNAMARAS. Mr. Cor nelius O'Brien, one of the members for Clare, has got himself involved in a most unprofitable contro- versy with the noble house of Ma'cnamara, including his colleague, the Major. The cause of quarrel was a misunderstanding at an election of poor-law guardians, and from that immediate provocation ...

... The dinner which completes the ceremonies attendant upon the inauguration of the new sheriffs was given yes. terday at the London Tavern. In magnificence and pomp it exceeded moat of the festivals which have taken place upon similar occasions. Upwards of 240 guests as. sembled. Amongst them were Lord Nugent, George Bankes, Esq., the Cursitor Baron, William Crawford, Esq., X. P., SIr Richard ...

... i I CONTINUATION oF Ma- DRUMMOND S EVIDENCE BEXORS THlE COMMITTEE OF TnE LORDS. 13,992. You have spoken of the good conduct of the Roman Catholic clergy on varlous occasions, and the aid they have rendered to government and the civil power; have any cases of misconduct arisen, and how have the government dealt with them ?-Yes. The conduct Of tbe Roman Catholic clergy has been, as far as it ...