... ROMIAN CATUOLIC SERVANTS. To THE EDITOR Oa T, maMORNING CHRONICLE. SIR-I read your remarks en the case of AXMNab, the seaman, with sincere satisfaction. Will you say nothing of the hard lot of poor Roman Catholicscrvants, who are compelled to attend the chapels of their employers, or be turned out of doors at a moment's warning ? The case is not icmginary-neither is it of rare occurrence. ...

... THE FREEMAN- S JOURNAL TH[E FR.EETNWASK JOURNALI _- _ , L~ . ?? . -. -I DUBLIN, WE DNEBDAY, J4N4AUY ls 1840. MEETING ?? CORN EXCHANGE, We expeeted' to h.ae had the pleasure this morn- ing of announcinig the for'mati o'~of 'i'he Irish Protection Society. .it 'wil be seen',' hoWever, from this reppott'of 'the' ioimsititee,'as embodied in Mr. O'Connell's 'speec, that it has-.been deemed prudent ...

... On Tuesday, a public meeting, composed of gentlemen of all political opinions, was held in the Hopetoun Rooms, to consi- der the propriety of erecting, in the metropolis of Scotland, a national testimonial to the Duke of Wellington. On the me- tion of the Lord Justice Clerk, the Lord Provost was called to the chair. Amongst thoseon the platform, we observed the Marquis of Tweeddale, who came ...

... DERBY MERCURY. I WEDNEFSDAY, JANUARY 1, 1840. At the commencement of the New Year, we beg to offer our warmest acknowledgments to our friends and the public, for the liberal support which the DERBY MERCURY has experienced since the change of its proprietary in March last. Although (as it is well known) this paper had long previously attained to the rank of the leading journal of the county, ...

... To the EDITOI. (f the ABiEriDEiEx JOURNAL. Herald Office, 30th December, IU39. F Slit, St I was rather surprised toobserve io your paperof Wednesday G last the following paragraph :- in We are authorised to state that the paragrapil in I110 last ci Aberdeen Hlce rld, relative to the appointutet by the Commissiorn 1 of the Rter. A. L Gordon, contains, as usual, a falsehood. 2. T his I take ...

... LISBON, DEc. 24. [FROM OUS OWN COIIlEsSrODENT.] The rcsult of the apurarneuto of the votes for the Lisbon corporation this year shows that the entire list of twventy six ministerial candidates has becn elected by a d'cided majority; the highest number of votes being 7,975, and the lowest 4,607, whilst the highest votes ob. tained by any candidate of the opposition was 3,378; the a crage of ...

... - a. :PISTRESSIN ENGLAND. . The accounts fro'-m the -manufacturing districts are still of the gloomiest, and in some instances of the most heartrending nature..' 'Destitution in its ?? ., zafljp 'firm is 'now the bitter portion of Immense portion of the productive classes; and yet---such is thi6eignorance in which they are sunk, perhaps we should say, so universal is the insanity with which ...

... prom the LONDON GA2PTTr. TUESDAY, DEC. 24. 1eANK1rPTCY ENLATIGoE. Henry MNcholl, Grectland, Yorkshire, worzted-spinnsr. BANKRUIPTS. WILLlIAM BI3GGS, Jermyn-strect, St. James's, soda- wntcr-mannufacturer, Jan. 2, Feb. 4, at Bssnighall-stroet. Solicitors, Messrs. Walters and Rcovc, Blasinghall-street. JOHN MOORE, Bald Faced Stag, Fiesicley-common, Alidellescx, victualler, Jan. 14, Fels. ,, at ...

... THE MORNING CIRONI CLE. LONDON: IVEDN.E8 DA 3, JAIVUAfY 1, 1840. 'T he bill of indictment drawn up by the Directors of the Manchester Chausber of Commerce against the Bank of Englantl will not, we trust, be without its influence on public men. When the charter was hlst renewed, a most deplorable igno- rance prevailed in Parliament, with respect to the subject of currency; and to this ignorance ...

... CORA%-LAIV MEETINGS, -c. WoLvEtRIAMPTON.-The dinner to Messrs. Villiers and Thornely will take place on Thursday next. John Barker, Esq., our highly respected and influential fellow townsman, will occupy the chair ; and, after mentioning his name, it is scarcely necessary to add one sentenc; his standing in the borough, and the high estimation in which he is held by townsmen of all parties, ...

... C(URT' CIRCULAR. W INDSOR-TUE1sAY. The Duke of Cambridge paid a morning visit to the Qucen at the Castle to-day, arid remaicile at lunch with ther Majesty. Ills Royal flighuess took his depariure from the Castle at half-past threc o'clock, and returned to his resideisce at Kew. Her Majesty promet'naded on tile East Terrace of the Castle to-day, attenided by most of the ladies and gen- tieouen ...

... IMPORTANT MEETING A, THE CORN- I . EXCHANGE;' - - An adjourned meeting was held yeserday, at tbe Corn by Exchange, pursuant to a requisition to hi constituents from tit Mr. O'Contlell, for the purpose of rectiving the report ye drawn up by the committee appointed atthe meeting held an on Saturday. The attendance was numerous and mghly (h respeptable, and the gallery was, as usual, Occupied by ...