... UNWHOLESOMENESS OF THE COURT OF Q UEEB'S BENCH. To TicB EDITOR OF TrIE cMORNING CHRONICLE. Syn-Cas you explain why the persons who have the IualiLgemeut of the ventilation of the Court of queen'x Bench, at Westminster, drive in it current of cold air to lfiejht of the unhappy persous who are compelled to sit there! Considering the sort of weathier we have had lately, notb ?? can be more ...

... 7'W ff EQR.A7- IG CIZRJ( O'CLE.S L O N 1) ON: S.l TURDI'JJAY i, JU LN ?? tet1. The debate u-n the wornt of ?? motion terminated this mornig by a ma; ority of one ngainst MAlinistsrs. It was at one time thoughit that the majority would he tousiderable, but latterly a hare majority was till that the most sanguine of the oppo- sition expected. We had nevcr, however, heard it estimated So low as ...

... DUBLIN, SErT. 15. [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONlE\Tp1 ARRIVAL OF T]IE LORD LiEUTENAlNT. At six o'clock this mornilig Enrl De Grey, the new Vice- roy, arrived in Kinigstown harbour, on board tile Admirillt steamer MIedina, which left Liverpool last evicuing. 11i Excellency did not land until eleven o'clock, whell 'he tool his place in a procession, consisting of a long line of car- ringes, anid ...

... Their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of Cam- bridge, and the Princesses Augusta and Mary of Cam- bridge, attended by Lady Augusta Somerset, Baron rnKeebeck, and Colonel Jones, left town on Saturday even- in- for their residence at Kew, Tle Dukle and Duchess of Cambridgehonoured the Italian Opera with their presence on Saturday evening. Baron Brunow, the Russian mhiister, and Mons. Tri- ...

... CO.MPARATIVE LOSS AND GAIN. Pleaes. Nembers. gali. gain. A.ndovor ?? Paget v. Pollen ?? I .. 0 Barnstaple ?? . Clore v. Chichester ?? 0 . 1 Bediordshire . . Astell v. Russell ?? 0 . I Boltn ?? Bowriung. Bolling . ?? I 0 Bath ?? Duncan v. Poweracourt ?? I . Ditto ?? Roebuck v. Bi uges ?? I . 0 Bedford ?? Stuart v. Crawley. ?? I lernvick ?? Forster v. Ilolmes . ?? I 0 Beverley ?? Townley v. Fox ...

... 31EMB3ERIS RETURNED. REFORtMIORS, Ald. Humn )Iery Benjannin Wlood Rt. Iln.F.T. Baring Sir (3. Stauntun. ?? Hon. WI Cowper 11'. Collins Vise. PalmerstOnt J. ?? ?? ?? ?? .. ?? .. ?? .. ?? Benjaminl Smith . ?? ?? iiO ?? Ie ominsler (2) ?? CharleIaGreexirway Ripon (2) . - - ?? ?? Wenloek (21 ?? King's Lynn (2) .. ?? Andover (2) . Winchester (2) St. Altsan's (2) 13ridport ?? Windsor (-2) ?? ('alue ...

... To TIlE EDITOR oP TH - MORNING CHRONICLE. Sin-As a resident physician in this dieusely populated borough, I may perhaps lay some claim to a knowledge of the propriety ofl the situation chosen 1or the site of the Royal Victoria Park. I am not disposed to complain unnecessarily, for I feel indebted as an inhabitants for any boon to the Tower Hamlets wflich will have the effect of affording, to ...

... TUIE MORNING CHROB 0 CL.E LONDON: MOONDAY, AUGUST 2, 184]. We have copied from the leeds Mercury and Mfanchester Thmes paragraphs respecting a very im- portant step which Lord FRA.NCIS EGEtTON is now taking. HIe is, it seenhs! taking the initiativefor raising a body of cavalry. It is supposed that the example of his lordship will be promptly followed by all the Tory aristocracy, and that ...

... - iINC-ENDIARY1-11--- -I E.. INCENDIAR2Y FIRES. ?? TOiiillJAY.-We noticed in our last that oa the .)ths inst. a tire broke out on the premises of' Mr. Callard, of Upton, whicll, hewever, by the exertions used, was confined to the dwellinig-house, without injuring the out-house and barn, a short distance ott, in which were deposited it considerable elnantity of Ieheat. OCn the following Tuesday ...

... DUBLIN', JuNrE °,3. [FROM OUR OWN COiltRESPONDEN T.] ThE ELIC1'lWONS. C1ONTY OP ITAYOi.-RErll rPMEN'T 01' LoK1 ALTA- .SiCN r.-l in ItIOtiC( VC-Str)-lny thle iitr:irement of the 11011. (-sutoiltime Dillon, ilme of the tour Libirnl en nililates, iu ir'1hi lii r:vlirct nax' i uj nrine citn31seqluilicostrout aw divit ionl ia the Reform interest. I Im tve tb*, pdwure now to state, that iiotiher of ...

... [ ITo TuR EDITOR OF TIE MORNING CHRONICLE. SIR-In the Athenaura (published some months since), I saw it asserted that no British artist could paint in Fresco. Allow me to say this is not correct. Barker of Bath, has painted in a very powerful colour the whole side of the paintinlgr-room in Fresco-the genuine old Fresco of the Italians the figures are the size of life, and I never salw in ...

... EXT'RIAORDINA RY CASE OF INCEN- I DIA RT 1&lf, I --4- NORTIIVICH, CiuaslJitL, Tul-.SDAY,-Stonl after two o'clock yesterday niorning', all alarm was given tbat the farm buildings leased by Mrs. LeivesIcy, at Castle North- wiell, about a quarter oi a mile distalnt from this to In, were on fire. 'The inhabiimats mustered in strong numbers, aid two enlines from this town aind a ew one just ...