... -0- DUBLIN, FEB. 26. [FROM OUR OWN COaaRE5SONDENT.1 TORY PERSECUTION-DlSkiSSED CURATES. The Londonderryl Journal aunoollces that the Rev. James Crofton, whe bad been ?? from the curicy of Coleralne for refusing to attend a dinuier given by the Tories ofthat pisce to Mr. Euward Litton, M.P., has been ap- porinted by the Lord- Lieutenant, witfleeat solicitation from any quarter, to the vicarage ...

... ORRECBL ATHENS, JAN. 30. [rFROM OUR OWN COAREBPONDENT.1 I wrote you a few hurried lines on the 19th Instant announcing the good effect which the discovery of the late Russian conspiracy had had in opening the eyes of King Otho, and causing him to prceive the ruin which awaited him if he any longer pursued the course dictated to him by the Russian mission. I announced that the first measure ...

... COMPTROLLER OF T HE EXCHEQUBR. LIST OF THE MAJORITY AND MINORITY ON AIR LID. DELL'S MOTION. MtAJORITY.-Avee, 240. Acland, T. D). Forester, Hlo. Gi. Wines, Rtichard A'Court, Capt. F. Fox, S L. Moiresworth, Sir W. Alinger, Richard Freshfield, J. W. Mlonyp-nuy. TI. Gi, Arbuthnot, Hon. H. Guakell, James Ml. Mtrdunot, Sir J. Arclidell, General Gladstone, W, F.. Neeld, John Ashley, Lord Glynre, Sir ...

... IMPEIRIAL PlIRIJAMEAT' 110USE OF LORDS-FeRIDA~.Y Tie Lor I Cta icellor entered the house at a fe, Initiates alter live o'chock. CHURCH EXTRtNSION. Lord R1F.DESDALEi prcesnted a petiton from a luilce in Giuric.sterobirs', in fuvmir of cliarnh ext~n?ioii. INTRiUSION OF MINISTERtS. The I) ike of SUTlIIERLAND) presented four petitiono from parishes iii Suiitherland, against the intrusion elf minds ...

... WVe rosume our extracts from the London and lW'cst- minaser Rcview on the Postage Stamp, for the purpose of making every one aware of the peculiar advantage which each kind of stamp has to recommend it. The reviewer thus enumerates the conveniences of the little labels, or adhesive stamps, which, being gummed at the back, may be fastened to any kind of letter or parcel;- The adhesive stamp ...

... F Ri NCE. PARIS, IEn. 27. FRnoM OUR OWN CORKESPONVENT.] It is not likely that I shall be able to send you to-day any decisive news respecting the formation of a ministry, notwithstanding that M. Thiers is now paying his scoond visit to the Tuileries. The Journal des Lbafts an- nounces that Thicis demanded twenty-four hours to re. flect on his own position and to prepare the li't of his cabinet ...

... TILE MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1840. In the HousE of LonDs, last night, the Earl of RiPON contradicted the statement made in the de- bate in the Commllons, on Thursday night, that Lord ALTRORP expressed it as his opinion that Mr. ELLIS was unfit for the appointment of Comptroller of the Exchequer. Lord STRANGFORD, on bringing forward a peti- tion from the British ...

... LETTER 111. MEASURES ADOPTED BY GENERAL ASSEbIBLY IN 1834 TO REVIVE AND ENtORCE TILE NON-INTIUEION VRINCIPLE. ITO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. Sia-In the brief sketch of the non-intrusion principle contained in my second letter, it was my endeavour to show that this principle, so clearly laid down in the standards of the church, embodied in so many acts of Assembly, and for so long a ...

... A.,EK'ING OF THE ELECTORS OF JIIDDLRSBUX. -0- The great meeting of the electors and freeholders of Mid- dleeex, convened for the purpose of obtaining the liberation of W. Evans, Esq., one of the sheriffs, from the custody ef the Iergeant-at-erms, was held yesterday, at Freemasons' Tqvern. The hoor fixed for taking the 'hair w ns 1 o'clock, but at 12 o'clock the doors were beseiged by persons ...

... -Hcr Majesty and Prince Albert went in state last evening to bonour Covent-garden Theatre with their presence. Tue royal party occupied uilne state carriages, and were escorted by a party of the Royal Rpgiment of Horse Guards. T'he ladles and gentlemen of the bousehald Present vere.- The Dachess of Sutherland, mistress of the robes, t Marchioness of Normaanby, lady of the bedeblsamber In waltt ...

... ' TO THE EDITOROF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. Si a-I am desirous of drawing the attention of some In- flaential individual to a public grievance, long felt by the Inhabitants of the county palatine of Lancaster. Lord Liverpool is the prothonotary of the Court of Corn. mon Pleas for the county of Lancaster, receiving from 3,000 to 4,0CO a year for performing, by deputy, the du- ties of the office. ...

... The LOQVION'! 9AZSTTB qf FRIDA Y, Feb. 28. LORD CIIA 31BERLAIN'S OFFICE, VEn.27. Nvotice is hereby fgiven that her Majesty will hold a Levee at 1st. James's Pala ccon Friday the 0th of March next, at two o'clock. ItEGULATIONS TO .DBH OU5E1VrD AT THE ?? LE- votBB, JiT sr. jAMES'S PALACE. The noblemen aud. gentlemnen who propose to attend her Majesty's Levees at &t, Jameb's Palace, are requested ...