... MiiIONtOUTIISilsRr.-WX. A. Williamis, Esq., of Llol- gibby Castle, will ng'iri offer limself on the Liberal in- terest for the county. De NlFltloS.--Mr. Ewart is spoken of as a probable can- didate. Ks ?? ?? success of Mr. Ronnie, during his colnvass of the borough of Kidderminster, has been Such as to afford the fhirest )rospect of ll's election as their re- rescoitative. Mr. Godson has ...

... The 20th of July being the last day allowed by the Reform Act for paying the poor-rates and ivindow-tax in order to qunlify the occupiers of £10 houses, &c., to he upon the forthcoming register- We beg to call the attention of persons who have not paid their poor-rates to the following, viz.:- That It is only necessary to hmve paid those poor- rates which were demanded by the collector of the ...

... CORIN LAWS ANI) C()i il1'ICIA L REFO[3I. W\.ARD 44, isomrrsom:N .\ ;Iud roil~lill :,o . IIc Ii I,~ ;1 f t.il 'ia I L} .III'l {th dl II I I II 'phil,' aw,^ ,d t !w kvard lil Pol'i ?? , 1 w,: O Juilte,, Wl-il,h I I~ i,,ll [lxr 1 it N. ol r, (J) I {alde. , .if ls , lzie- it .sl Ilibfil, I,; l.I illt i illlml[)itiltI: IV: lih i ?? v, I I I.,t li; I I\ lill I } lt~i 'I11 (o II it I it t r, - ...

... On Saturday morning Al. LISZT gave one of these per- formances wiuich proved so attractive last season, con- sisting of the reeital (as he terms it), of various com- positions of different masters, some of which, however, arc merely taken as themes to be expanded and worked out by hiniseltf. We cannot discern any peculiarity in those performalnces which calls for the title he gives them; but ...

... THE CARLTON CLUB CANDIDATES IN TIIR CITY. To THN EDITOR OF TIIA MORNING CHRONICLE. Siln-lit is greatly to be Iniiented that any circunistances should deprive the country of the services ofMr. Grote- qualilel beyonti atiy niciuler of the Hlouse of Commonis for the particular seat he iilled. That regret is unich in- creased when the pretensions put forth by the Tories seck- ing to succeed himi, ...

... SPANISH B ONDHOLDERS. To THE EDITOR OP TrE MORNING CHRONICLE. Sin-The letter recently published in the Morning Clrm- nicle, from parties holding Spanish bonds, and the commu- nicatious which have appeared in other papers from intelli- gell, respectalble, and well-informed persons who have sit1 interest in those securities, are highly satisfactory, inas- much as they show that correct opinions ...

... COURT OF REVIEW-TUESDAY, itOOSrit. WIVIGHT AND C0.'5 BJ3ANitUPTCY-EXPARTE HL5ZAasETU M'Itt OiALD IN URe WIOHT AND CO. This rao a petition from one Of the numerous persons for whom Messra. Wright anti CD, held government stock In trust, and the petition prayed an order, declarig that the bankruptsl had no bene- ficiel Interest in tile stonk at the time of the bankyuptey, and direct- ing a ...

... C HES'T'EiR. 10 (orois ?? I ?? ?? rif t. ?? itd RE v'.v ti ?? ?? ['iii' fa~etory, iiliic-iit is t' of !k '4 Ii tii hVtel, it ?? itiiiti' oal th Lu ;outII I ,id L Iir I 1 ?? I cii'''id t till hitiead alloot iittv v!ir-ds frit. lbetl l'cc 1iiof at wiiig', t tri 'tc Ironi tilu ]lcidt Inwt'l' ci 't II toit II.;do it littl' I I,[iON hi'ltlmeti.' l wInti'i' tvilelih i, five itattnY ftiniiifici, ...

... THE WEATHER-THE PARKS. The weather since Wednesday evening has undergone many changes. At six o'clock the thermometer stood at 30 degrees, two degrees below freezing point; but by seven o'clock a light sleet began falling, and about nine o'clock a heavy fall of rain, snow, and sleet mingled toge- ther commenced, accompanied with a strong westerly wind, which continued till an early hour ...

... COITT CIRCULAR. WINDI>lSOR,, 6UNII.11. ir 'i \ atwl his Royal Highnsess Prince Albert and i m i ,: -A , oldiattt ie d Dithinc Serviec this morning, !impel Of tlhe Camle. - ! . 'N aitdI Princu Albert received the sacra. * i. administered by the Rlv. Dr. Short and ioF, I'ord Wiiothesloy Ruiscli, who both officiated . ht! ;o''lIi, ill thili afternoon, the Quecen and Prince - 1 l oen the Terrace ...

... MADRID, AUG. 31 [PEOM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] The journals of this evening, like the public mind, are full of the recollections of the event which has made to- morrow, the anniversary of the revolution of the Ist of September, celebrated. lach of course views the conse- quences of that day through its own medium, and endea- ,rours to turn the occasion to party account. The defeated are loud in ...

... :.iJECTED DISFI.4NCIHISEMLfENT OF JL DrEl AYVlD. '!-;FDIT(R or 'riF MJORNING CHRONICLE. :-Atas itliman I itt it my duty to vall your at- ledi' - article of thie Tiiaes newsvpaper oi ?? vlj l l liour to tbe late elections ?? Long- , Ii-,Wi, 'T'ipperary, &c., it speaks in the most at' the possil;ility of disfrhanch icing thea. 1 ! aod the Tories Iad better look to their own :;.e rsceoit ...