... DUBLIN, SEPT. 2. [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] DUBLIN CORPORATION-TUE CHURCH- WARDENS. The poor-law guardians of the North Dublin Union held a meeting yesterday, when a discussion took place on the subject of the unwarrantable charge brought against the board by the supporters o1 the old corporation, and re- iterated by the chnrchwardens in their letter to the Lord Lieutenant, an extract from ...

... COURTR CIJULAR. W'IN DSOR-Tii ii nDA Y. lfiy Royal 1.Iighiniss the Dtlk, ot Su,'ex arrildwd Castle at five o'clock this ofternoon, on a: vi~irto itt fir jeoty. His Royal Hlighrr,o's wa~s rernived iv V'itimou niei, lor d in bvaiting; Vice .Idir'al r i *ir Illobr nri7 groom in1 waitingr; andl Colmnel Vi ii;s-, ?? 1ill I,; Tiue Ulifilvisara le state! Ol tie wieaither thiti i 7-tiii vented thei ...

... ~IqjF Se'ANDAHDtI9)EF8NVCE OF Sill E. SUO7DEN.I , .D)'rOR ot' Tl'J1 MOItNIG cImtONlCI.E. t. 'nTe logdis'l p)(vide are greatly indebted to . r tile -ea1 andi i!)ility witil wihich you have ,. ito V1'45 of Sir ?? SngIlen; by which Il lw ?? they have escaled the ' 'i ' l t o a pre'ei ie t wi i We would ih ave been ; dr iiroit y sl'i-zoi ?? by thle enemiies of ' ri il rirehts, n ~jutif'ills, ?? ...

... CASE OF GUBAT TYRANNY. TO THo EDITOR OF TIHE MORNING CHRONICLE. Sin-I take the liberty of laying before you, in hopes that you may think it not unworthy of your pen, a case of unparalleled tyranny towards eleven labourers (apparenitly), who were committed to prison by two magistrates of Lan- cashire, for the crime ot not attending on some day in June their parish church! These men were first ...

... THE TVWATHER AND THE CROPS. KENT.-The wheat crops come to hand much heiavier ana better than was expected, and Elklteogh hi fome pieces the clavel is very thin, and will produce much chicken meat, still, generally speaking, the crops are fuller, and some of then within tife last few days have been got in well. Some that was got in during the week before last, when the recent fine harvest ...

... -O. DUBLIN, SEPT. 1. |PROM OURt OWNS CORRESPONDENT.] DUBLIN CORPORATION-XTHE CHUIIHNVARDE NS. The Conservative Association, which holds its weekly meetings in Dawson-street, anxious to prolong the existence of the old rotten corporation for a short time longer, if possible, lately subjected the rate-books of the poor law unions of this city to a rigid scrutiny, which resulted in the discovery ...

... IMPERIALPAHLIAMENr I HOUSE OF LORDS-AVEDNESDAY. ROYAL ASSENT. Thle ]house met at four o'clock, when the Lord Chancellor, the Duke of Wellington, and Lord Wharnclittfe took their oth olsak a onissioners ag1ointed by her Majesty, to g'ive thle roya~l assent to at bill w hiicl)li hd passed both houses of Parliament. The House efConinnon,' havi ng'been ?? and Ih lv- iing' appeared ait the bar, the ...

... THE MORNINI G CH.R 0 IV CL E. LONDON: T71 HURSDA Y, SEPTEIMBER 9, 1841. We are sorry that the lateness of the hour at which we received the report of the proceedings at the dinner given yesterday, by the Middlesex Re- form Association, to the venerable Mr. BYNxa, pre- vents our now doing justice to the many excellent speeches delivered on that occasion-speeches whicb, for the patriotism and ...

... MEETING AT SONIERS TOwN.-Yesterday evening anl influential meeting of the inhabitants of Somers Town and its vicinity was held in the Bee live, Chlapel-street, Somers Townl, to take into consideration the existing corn-laws. The large room was crowded. Major REVEaL was called to the chair, and opened the business ot the meeting by expatiating on the vast import- anue of the present popular ...

... PRICES OF FOOD AT HOME AND ABROAD. The price of white wheaten bread ot the first qul- lity, at Paris, is 6?3 centimes tile loaf of 2 kilo- grammes; which, makingalloivance lfr the lifferenca in weight, and the exchange between the two countries, is scarcely equal to 51.d. the four pound loaf of English weight. Tile price o' bread of the first quality in London being i0d. for the four poieid ...

... MEETING AT AIANCHESTER. To THE EDITOR Or THIE MORNING CHRONICLE. Sin-I have just signed, in common with near 2,000 of my fellow-townsmen, a requisition to the mayor to call a public meeting to address the Queen not to permit Parliament to adjourn until they have done something toward r lieving the distress of the people; especially until they have considered and discussed the important ...

... 7= S7M- - I I- MIESMKHMS-1l. TO TEv EDITOR or TnE MORNING CHRONICLE. SIRa-Will you allow me to present the public with the antidote to that sage parlagrapli ?? Dr. Elliotson's account of Okey, in reference to her ?? senso offietcllin/g datd R? During a1 g-reat part of the time, when the mesnieric ex- perirneits were carried on at University College Hospital, I perforined the duties of ...