... P'RE rBEATIER-7'HE P;ARKS. The frost st.111 continues to be ?? intensely severe, and the cold on Thursday night was much more intense thn during an) of the previous nights. On Thursday evening the thermometer at the ?? in Hyde- park stood, at six o'clock, at 14 degrees, from which time the severity of the frost increased every hour, the mercury blsing failen at twelve ?? to 9 leI greea of ...

... The election of a treasurer at University C0l- lege takes place this (lay. The canldidates nomi- nated are, John Taylor, Eeq., F.R.S. ; and William Tooke, Esq., F.R.S. Thebest friends of the college will not hesitate to attend the ballet between two and four o'clock. To T'rE EDITOR oP THE MORNING. CHRONICLE. SIR-YOu are aware that the committee of thc Society for the Diffusion of Useful ...

... IM PERIAL PARLIAME1N'TI HOUSE OF LORDS-TIMURsDY. Thul r lordhi ps Iout !It flve oi'loCk. III hist Stliast . Tlii Bir~hop of' K\iti lak tooi tile noalis The Virtoriti l'trk 111l1 was ?? III, orittt the lotiito ref (oonitnti, atidl read a, first I itee. ti~idredlu o morrow iilsrpis n-fr Lord REDESDAMl`I~ reseliited pr'titoi Irant a ty or thurgran to lit'(Julet' f Mvteao'th froit r''t'ti.i ...

... - - -.M- - - )-S_ C 0 - t I n Xr r r -x A. U IN i ONN: .IINDA Y, JUNA. 1-1, 1841. We i;vert to-day L:rd JOUN lUNHSSLL'S strEight- forward and wanly address to the clecterg of the City of London. It evinces a irank conhidence in the soundness of tlie ministerial Policy, and in the ?? aud principle of thc electoral body by ,hich that j°liiy wili now be tried. The City of London will pass ...

... A meeting of the menibers of this society waS Yesterda1y hield at their roomis, St, Jamres's-square, to take into conl- sidtrittioii thle courise to be ?? by~ theC society With referenice to the lute finanejiel measures prolposed 'by the( Chanicellor of thue Exchequter reg1,ardfing thc vltcration of' dutties onl colonial produce. Lord MOUNTCAaz1EiL took the Clbnir. Hie stai'd OMn the society ...

... The favourable chrsnre hit the weather yesterday was hailed with joy by the farmers round London. .. deal of wheat, barley, arid rvii wa5 cat andi sheaved. Teams were empoedcrrig 1' h hrvr.st which had lieen reaped, and , in short, there wus a genieral display of' industry, in till the frirmhirr districts. Slimne of' thet grafin in ?? less exposed to whid than others is hairttiful, requiring ...

... GLASGOIV.-Aur. 2, | [FRloi OtI U Oll'N (ORB-B'ONSI )1DENT. WeVr avlive had 11o local occuirrctat'S of illportoutce dit ritig the Inst few days, the heavy failaires att Paisley having continued the principal topic of Coliveroittion; and it is fiatisiaetory to stnte that there has been tin addition to tie number of thes uinfortunate occurreoles, and what is equally gratithing, that the houses ...

... Mlorning Chronicle Office, Elev'en o'cdock. SECO N D EDITION. PORTUGA4I2 We have received a letter from our Lisbon corre- spondent, dated the bath ult., brought by the Mon- trose steamer. The (Governnment had obtained from the Chamberpermission for the reports of its finance committee upon the different subjects submitted to it, to be presented separately at its convenience, without waiting ...

... CORN LAWS AND CO1 IMERCIAL REFORM. WARD OF FARRINGDON WITHOUT. In pumrsuance of tile fbilowing re(Viiisition, sitgled b.0!)8 inhabierint ?? of this vart , requesting Sir. ames Duke, the alderman of the ward, to convene a ward meet- ing, viz.:- We, tbe uindersigned inhabitant househlolders of this ward rciqcst von1 will convene n public meeting of the priety ot petitionilig both houses ot ...

... CORN, SUUA iH, AND SAWDUST. Which is the more direct and practical iniquity-the forced labour, which we cannot prevent, ofthe Soath Ameri- coll negro, or the taxed labour which we can, but will not prevelit, of the freeborn Englishiman 7 What do the pool want of sugar? l' flunger (says a wise old saw) makes all things sweet; and as there is no fear of that universal seasoner being wantinmg to ...

... '1E AfORIVIA'G CHRO VICIE. LONDON: HVEMN1ESDAY, MAYI' 19, 1841, The discussion on the sugar branch of the budget has terminated. On a division the numbers were 317 to 281 in favour ef Lord SAN DON'S resolution. Now that the debate is over, we may con- scientiously say, that a more degrading exhibition than that of thte monopolists, fronm first to last, never was made to an inj ured and ...

... [ HOUSE OF COMMONS.-WEDIWFSDAY. ~L'DIltVRY ELECTION. Sir C. LEMON appeared at thle bar and preseuted the repo rt of, thle com1mittee on the Sundbury elect ion, declarinK ieorge Tonililie, Eq., diii1y elected, andfneither tlic petition IfGog Pur ad thers complaining of the return, nor the opp~ositioll to the pavti oner's, frivolous nor vexatos 1) 11HA AND SI'NDE -AND HiAILAAY BILL. oil the ...