... DUBLIN, JAN. 4. [FllOor OUs OWN conaESPONuEBNT.] THE LORD-LIEUTENANT AND Mlt O'CONNELL. MIr. O'Connell dined wilh Lord Ebrlitgiou on Thursdey, and the .lveuing AMnil has issiued its royal mandate ac- cordingly, forbidding all gentlemen aerd nobles of the land to enter bis ?? dining-roomn for the future. Ue do hope and trust, says our Mliojr .Donzo, that there is enough of self-respect, ...

... TILE MOjA~jATG CliRoWNICL-E. LONDON: IVEIDNJVSU Y. d * UALY 8, 1810. Ani al de pIIn)II ?? ,jIlst ?? us, ?? 'Ilt' PIrhsjetily of' the Lnhm ers Ilt deplondal t oil tho (Con,-lm s. In solito of the e'ugtlutents untld ?? s of thle aidtlior, ('fit o A8 Ji'VONS, lsi i,, ofi Liverltuoi), ws e cannot coincide; il Lis J ti-(locay, tir iustance, of I tfixc(I (unty o0t i i omtedi corn of 10s. per ...

... The LONDON (%A4ZITTB of iTU.RSDA Y, Jan. 7. At the Conrt at Wiln.lsor, the nid tiY O'iJaunuary, 1840, pre- senti, ?? Qllecrn's, most ?? Alujoety in Cnouncil, 'rhoi9 dly tile itiglit Hionouranble Goorge 1Barl of Cilarendon has, 1w cosumand oi' her Mjuety, stworn of lie r aijLiest) 'A ruoit llonourannle Privy Comnci, and toolt li place at the Bomrd accordiriely. 1)O\VNlNCSTIBIcEP, JAN.7, Tine Qu ...

... Morning Chrovnicle Ollice, Five o'Clock. MONMOU'TH SPECIAL COMMISSION. [BY EXPRESS.] [FROM OUR OWN REPORTER.] MONMOUTH, TUESD.AY NIGuLT. 1 RIAL OF MR. JOHN FROST,-(SEVENTII DAY.) Previous to the commencement of the proceedings, Mr. Thomas, as counsel for Lewellyn, applied for money taken from the prisoner at the time of his arrest, in order that it might be restored for the purposes of his ...

... D)Ul'ILIl MAIlL. Il.SNovELt, DEO. 9.-Tlhe statements of ?? jour- nals, that thle King approved some wceks ago of the draft of the constitution, seems to be premature ; for we can state, on ?? autlority, that for the last weck there have been councils every, day, in which tile contents of the tirait of the constitution secre discutssod. They h ave been atteded by the King, the Crown Prince, ...

... INSPBCTORSHIP OF SCHOOLS. A LETTER TO J, C. COLQUHOUN, ESQ., M.P. Sta.-The rcligion and philanthropy of Scotland have distinguished you among the friends to education by deed, and piety by example. With the moral welfare of the immediate objects of your benevolence my recent mission among them has naturally engaged my warmest sym- pathies. It is, therefore, with much sorrow that I read the ...

... LORID .BIOUGIIAJA. ?? /:.siiaitnri it an artit le headed ' Tory R idiealisin xaposed, ably points out the hic-nsistclicies of a writcr in Tai'tY Mllazyiinze on the subject of Lord BroughamtL. I l1 There applears to be fin thce wsriter's whidl a distortioa Ithat rcnders him incapa#ble of a correct qaltemcnt or a jtst ilifrenlce. If his ?? ever happen to be right his jrcetuiscs are wrong, tnld ...

... SECOND EXPRLSS, I CONVICTION OF' FROST. The jury retired for half an hour, and then re- turned with a verdict of GUILTY, accompanied with a recommendation to mercy. Judge Tindal: We shall report your recomnmenda. tion to the proper quarter. T'he prisoner was then removed. MUNIFICENtCEx OP HER 'MAJESTY.-The hono- raiy secretary of the Royal Free Hospital for the Deatitute Sick, having ...

... WINDSOR- EOsDN E8DAY. 'rhe Ladies Eleonora and Constance Paget remain aL ths Chstle on a visit to the Queen, and the Earl and Couutess ol Uxbridge are expected to join the Royal dinner party tian evening. Vibcornt Torrington art ived yesterday at the Cst le, enld eucceeded Lord Byron as the lord in waiting on hlr Ma- jesty. Viscount MAllbourne took his departure for town this uorlinilr. Mr. ...

... LEICESTER WHIIPPING TOMS. At a meetinqr of the Leicester town council on Wednesday last it (iscussion took place relative to a eurious custom in thoat town, which is kept up every Siirove Tuesday. The aCer,' id in the street cailed Nmwarke, and tbe actors In it are cullcd W hipping Toms. Soeie idea of the custom way ba gleaned from this remarks made by the several inembers of the town council, ...

... liR EMfONSTR1?ANCN against SPOLIATION. TO Tksu EDITOR OF Ti-. MORNING CHRONICLE. F1RIESND-IlU thy journal of yesterdey's date thou hait worthily performed thy daty, in showing how wrong are the teachilgs of My ne-iilbour Bsttomley, who ?? ?? a ctrirnrau of the O Cperatives' Committee of Leeds. I am grieved truly to knowe how great is the suffering of so many thuusaands of our fellow beings ...

... SCANDALOUS STATE OF THE CHURCHI MISSIONA RY S0CIETY. I. IFROMI T{te. COI.ONIATI GAZETTE.] 4t irc. ;fn pliee ?? A Ir lto tn t;e Ear; of Chiches ter, 4 lb' Ohaa t hlro K h qiol ar:' Sr 'ety, oG sotne uattrrs comi c. red wit; u ' N- w Zoeatl , lsi tnIbY a Clergyttimi, calk lbr ito re, ih reyeark. Tb- a.thov d sd ibe lbhimmeif At n ?? of the Irveiety. HIS fiP, , ?? ?? , iS to obtain a lair and ...