... I'sQ., -,IIP. p ij with forlinls of the deepest regret that we at'- ,q otlr Viici o f one r ?? brightest rm- I'll W o Md til o ls 'l.llI^iLIleel orsons, ?? lecrgus n, tiq M. P. for the Kirti:dld% I isiict of llurghs, alid ii f[d.l ieorvteaiit uf tlhe ?? 11 iiiFi, swhich ?? -1ttook 11W:'- lit 11is 1151 ?? P'orilnmo~stare, Lonidoii, -ti too;}!ie ltii ili c; fn Iritul hu-s oruire mll th(1le ~:i ...

... ~ ONFOR THE MARRIAGE PREARTI JOFR B3UC'KINGHAM PALACE.-(a the morning of the aulsi- cios dy, laer 1li~ejsty, the Duchess of' Kent, the brides- maids, or train.bearers (twelve in number), thnd the officers of state, will asoemnble in Backitl9hmn Palace, and go from thence, in ?? to the garden QltrTcOe of St. James's talncein ohcehers Er Majesty will Proceed, up the grand tairce, to thi Ie ...

... TIME MANUFACTURING DIS16RICrTS-SATURDAY. _ IF 1 .A.A.1 .1.1 .. ll. . ?? . - A. A 13B AAIv, Itr ,-We have hlad iB declded Imrproaementt ii the demand for piece goods to-day, and this does not appear to have arlseu f rom any ipecll criuse. We are tlipoard to ceoaider it ain indicatlon of ltrirrc'vretrale. Pricos the same. YArtNO.-Spiniere are firmer to day, and an imiprove i state o0 tings ...

... BinUSSELS, FEn. 4.-His hoyal Highness Prince Albert and suite will leave this place to-morrow mornir.g, and will proceed vid Ghent, Ostenm, and Calais to Rngland. It is arranged that the prince shall cross over to Dover on Thursday or Friday, so as to reach Buckingham Palace upon Saturday. Daring the princes stay at this place he has only appeared once in public, and that upon an occasion ...

... S(C'117Y (OF eA INTBRS IN WA TERl CO l) tO es. 'ihe thirty-sitelds exhibitien of this society opens to-day. We were admitted to the privatct viev ini Sautrday, aind wero grftitifitd to thad thrilt tile exhlbitionl of' tlic Present yeiir yields nuthiag hi interest or mecrit to its predecoocrs. It would appear ttiat thse contributors to this gauilry haive lorongiht Ithe ir t of ploaintig lit ...

... 1.0yGE tp THE SEINE TO PARIS- S v- - ' tL ...

... POST-O1FTICE LABELS. -0- To Tlrr EDITOR oF THlE MORNIN1 CHRONICLE. Slit-In to-da)'a Times I see a letter signod A.,, statihi that he sends his lett 'r free of postage, using n Pert office labol, which had been nsed before, and whirlh he lii selt hald received on a letter Irom Machester. The editor iay, that the lettir camefreeof OS~l'p, but this arose, 1 hive no douht, from the laWWI no ...

... THE DUKE OF BUCKINGHAMi1. BRILL, Nov. 5.-The Duke of Buckingham's annual political dinncr in this town took place yesterday, under the title of the Brill District Conservative Association Dinner. It showed a falling off in the number of at- tendants: the quantity mustered was under 120, which is a decrease of about thirty from last year. For weeks the agent to his grace has been busily ...

... MllUNICIPAL ELECT'IONS, CAtrNI:.-In this peaceful little borough, we feel plea- sure in saying, there is not that low practice resorted to of treating,' or 1 purchasing' votes: every burgess goes to the poll free and unbiassed. The councillors goir g out Of office were Messrs. J. Wayte, Wms. Blendtn, Geo. Bailey, and R. Bowman ; tihe two former were elected,- Wdtltsire Independent. DEsay..Of ...

... MR, LUCASS ?? OPfTB T DUKB OF IWELLIZGTON. A portrait of the Duke of Wellingtonl, In his robes as Chancellor of the University of Oxford, has been paint by Mir. Lucas, and is now privately exhibited at the rooms of U1r. Moon, in Threadneedle-street. Accustomed, as we lave boen, to see this illustrious soldier portrayed In every ,arioty et military costume, we were wholly unprepared to lid bis ...

... THKE HARVEST. ALLOA.-Tbe last eight days have been most favour- nble for harvest operations. Thc fields arc rapidly whitening, and all around is bustle and activity. At the hiring mairket on Monday, men were engaged at 2s. 63d. per day, 1ad their victuals; but few women were hired, as a grcat number of men werc in the market. Every- where in Car locality the prospect is most abundant. FAI.sMaR ...

... I CAMBRIDGE ELECTION COMMI1'TTE. | The committee met again yesterday trorning, at eleven o'cohck. Samuel Lorg, the witness under examination the whole of yesterday, was called ii, and his cross-examination r ...