... As already noticed In our paper of yesterday, Mr. Smith lectured on tbe corn-laws on Monday, at the Htaill of' Sci- ence, City-rond. Last night ho lectnred at the ItJall o1 Sci- ence, BetIal-urven, to tiea Spilaoiields wenversi, and the respectable Inhabitants of the nejelibourbood. Pre vious to the commoncetleot of the lec lure, a ventleman came np to him, and stated that he had been to Iis ...

... Thfe NORMANBY POLICY-The RODEN ADDshSS, aild the DOV.I? VDbCLAltA7ATI0Nf. I ?? I [(PROM THlE NEIVRY EXAMMINER.] MyDEAR- I ?? the receipt of your letter, end esteem the advice it cqnveys as a proof or* that undeviating friendship which never has been interrupted by a disagreement an the condition of Ireland, as affecting her religions, political, and serial interests. Youany tht avig ear [hd ...

... CIlTY OF LONDON CORPORATE RJEFORM ASSOCIATION. Thursday a deputation frout the above association waited mn Lord helbourne, agreeable to appointment, to request his ordsiip to present and support a petition to the House of Lsrds, praying ibr an amendment in the administration of he local affair of the city. The petition was signed by 1ight thousand citizeus ana householders, the address being ...

... LETTER IV. IS THlE CIIURCH OP SCOTLAND RESISTING( TIIE LAW OF TILE LAND? To THf EDITOR OF THlE MORNING CHRONICLE. Siu-Early in the present session of Parliametit, when srnte reference was made by a noble lord, in the Hlouae of Peers, to the neceesity of a measure being speedily intro- doted to allay the agitation wvhich existed in Scotland on the subject of non-intrusluo, Lord ?? took ...

... HUNGAIIY AND ITS RESOURCES. No. 111. To THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. Sin-ThI agricultural system in practice throughout tho greater part of Hungary has been adopted under the influence of two weighty circumstances, viz., the con- centration of immense tracts of land in the hands of few possessors, and the want of a foreign market for the sale of surplus produce. Before the adoption of ...

... i bi U TO THa EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. SIR- By no means the least amusing part of the s very entertaining farce of Fast and Loose now o .n the course of performance in the House of Com- d rnons, is the manner in which the extraordinary a Ipplication made (not by, but) on behalf of Mr. to Blieriff Evans is treated. Just let us see how the b ,ase really stands. The Sheriff of ...

... DJRU.Y-LANE IHEAT1B. To THE EDITOR OF Tile MORNING CHRONICLE. Silt-I have just had my attention culled to a long letter rvhich appeara in yoar columns, containing u most grost and untrue statement concerniiitt a most respectable indivi- dual, Mr. Frederick Fisher, of Doncaster; tiud as you have given puhije~ionl to that letter, I trust you will, 8a an act ofjiusticc, also publishi this letter. ...

... L ON D O N: IWRDIVESDA Y, MARCH 4,1840. In the HousE ot LORDS, last night, the Duke Of RICHDIOND presented several petitions from Scot- land against intrusion in churches, and also from sixteen parishes in Sussex and Hants against any alteration in the existing Corn-laws. The Earl of GALLOWAY presented a petition from the Protestant Association of Edinburgh, complain- ing of the books used in ...

... ADDRESSES OF CONGRATULATION ON HER MAJESTI'S MARRIAGE. The following aye copies of the various addresses pro- sented yesterday to her Maj-sty, with her Majesty' gta cious replies:- COURT OF ALDERMIEN. TO THE QUEEN'S Mo3T EXCELLENT MAJESTY. The dutilul and loyal Address of the Lord Mayer and Court of Aldermen of the City of London. Most Gracious Stiv~rcigv, Bo pleased to accept the cordial and ...

... LONDON: MONDAY, MARCH 2, 1840. A communication from our Paris correspondent, dated four o'clock on Saturday, mentions that on that (lay the KiNa hbad accepted DI. THIERS as President of the Council and Minister for Foreign Affairs ; as, also, the Cabinet which he proposed, and which is- M. de IESiUSAT . . Home-office. M. VIVIENr. Justice. M. COUSIN . . . . Public Instruction. M. JAUBERT . . . ...

... TIlE MARINES AND THE SPANISHI LEGtON. To THE EDITOR oF THE MORNING CIIHRONICLE. Sin-Wonll you oblige me by the instortion of the Sn- closed extract taken from (Goneral Evans's 1 Memoranda of the contest in Spa t. I would not have troubled you on the subject, but since my arrival ia Eaglavd I have beard the affuir of the 16th Mnarch, 1837, very frequently diecuased, both amongst mili- tary and ...

... LEWIES ELECTION. -- The friends of Liberal principles and of progres- sive reform will learn, with the highest satisfaction, that Lieut.-General the Hon. Henry Otway Trevor has consented to stand for the borough of Lewep, on the vacancy occasioned by the death of one of the staunchest friends of reform, Sir Charles R. Blunt. General Trevor is brother to Lord Dacre, and is intimately connected ...