... DEVONPORT, JULY 1. [ctROM OUR OWIN ItRPORTER.] Thie declaratioin of the returning ofticer was mode on Tritrsday last fiom the hustinigs iu front ot the Towvn-hall, bfifore all imientei asseniblage of the constituiency. Tile successful candidates were eseorted to the ?? by the attile gpleudid procession th,,t accompanlinied them on Tues- titty, it buing milualy imposing in its tniumbirs aild ...

... 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 ...

... )¶- O'CONNELL AT CORK. PUB1LIC ENTwrTAINMENT BY THE COUNTMY AN]) CITY OF CORK. (1Y EXPRESS.) CORIZ, Jhix i20. niterij'timnent took- p111cc at the Chambher of Corn- 01Clt 'ening ; and wseteher wce ri-glrd it Iin relation to 'Pe paid '~vcilt out of whichi it 111000, or the proceedings 21 IJiCII it gave rise, it wits perhaps the mioot interesting iwportant political meceting, considering tile ...

... DUBLIN, JULY 26, [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDBNT.] MARRIAGE OF THE LORD-LIEUTENANT. This forenoon the nuptials of his Excellency, the Enrl Fortescue and Lady Somerville were soleniiised at the Viceregal Lodge, PIioenix Park, by the Lord Bishop of Cashel. The ceremony was private, only the immediate relatives of the parties being present. Yesterday the Lord-Lieutenant entertained the following ...

... MIIODB OF OBPAINING Pro CO L PETITIONS. To TInr EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. vain man, dressed in a little brief authority, Plays sactl ftatastic tricks before high lheaven, As make the angels weep. Sl t I --You did me the honour to insert my letter to the people of Enghmnd, and I would now trouble you with another. It were almost useless In me to tell you that in Toryism, there is al ...

... I RE ORm DINNER 1EIURY I TO JOHN EASTHPJNRQ Whe clothD haing been Yemoved, y the Liberal electors of this borough gave a public dinner to John Easthope, rei., Esq., the lawt unsucessful candidate ill the Redhrm interest. The tables were spread iant pownted outahd werentada whith hadre abcundancemof choice and tubstana twere ad te n wihen ai f twe y hand decorated with flags midhtnuers. ...

... 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 ...

... Alforning Chronicle Office, Ten o'Clock. THE ELECTIONS. (BY EXPRE8,9.) EAST SUSSEX. PIRST DAY, Darley (T) Fuller (T) Shelley (R) Lewe . ?? . 571 3W6 * ' Brighton . 45 244 188 East Grinstead .2V '!21 61 Battle ?? . 244 81 Rye . 152 141 148 Hastings .1.. )5 153 77 Cuckfield . . 1(6 - 107 13 Mayfield ?? _ 23 22 '2115 Itf 191 81 i KIRKCUDBRIGHTSHIRE. THU>RSDAYJrI.Y 8A'.-Th candidates were, ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF Tint MORNING CHRONICLE. SIR-Amidst the bustle of elections legislation has little chance of attention. Yet two recent cases of manslaughter are so pregnant with reflections upon the state of the law that they deserve notice. A soldier gets drunk, deliberately takes down his musket, and kills a comrade, who leaves a wife and family. Lord Abinger sentences him toone year's ...

... iiRO'a. TillS GLASGOWS COURtIER.] .John Messer, one of the crew of the ship William Brown, 'Captain Harris, which wits wrecked in the ice onl the 19th of April, called onl the editor of' the.Boston Post, onad lisr- nsilhed him with st statement relating to the lose of tie chipl1, and the circumstances conneoted with the heart-rending afihir in the long-boat. He spoke fin the highest terms of' ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. SIR-I was much pleased with the sensible remarks con- tnined in your paper of the 19th inst., relative to the want of proper activity which prevails amongst the Liberal party in taking those measures which are indispensably requisite to secure their elections. I have been twelve years a political agent in the Liberal interest, and have been concerned in ...

... 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 ...