... )lINDSO)RZ---XV BDNXDAY, DEC. 29. ,\ pri :te ineft Of the royal bueck hounds, by command of A; hIIrt, havil l beehl d terulied u11poll for to-day, i , pt Se Fret fur tiiv pui-nmo't (If there beiug but 1ew of ?? ?? Ic leslnt, the hounits ?? the kennel this ?? .,urLu o'Cock, ?? ploceeded to the double uvates, in thle r ark1 a bout a uwile tromi the Castle, whlre they ar- di th tie ilble Imiaster ...

... UNWHOLESOMENESS OF THE COURT OF Q UEEB'S BENCH. To TicB EDITOR OF TrIE cMORNING CHRONICLE. Syn-Cas you explain why the persons who have the IualiLgemeut of the ventilation of the Court of queen'x Bench, at Westminster, drive in it current of cold air to lfiejht of the unhappy persous who are compelled to sit there! Considering the sort of weathier we have had lately, notb ?? can be more ...

... T'RE 1PONIATOWSKI CULLECTION OF ANCIENT GEMAS. We ha-e had great Ileasure in inspecting the very exten- sive and valuable colectioon of antictue gems, upwards of I -!00 in number, lately belonging to 1'rince Stanislaus Poniatowski, which haviu.- been b 'ought to sale at Messrs. Christie and Mattson's, about twv years ago, are slow in the possession of Mlr. Tyrrell, of C'raven street, Strand. ...

... NIVEW TORY MAGIST1RATES. KNeARLaSEOROejo Dxris7TCT.-1n a late Akrieury we Sirae it list at' gentletien lately ?? Iin the commission of tllfe peaceyfor thle %Vst Idigbeing the hirst. batch under ?? new, ToV governmen t. It' we maly judge 01' theseV aip- oiitiit lloits I~ o luwig, there anu be but one, opinion lie to 1116 I, rekidess Ite isnd p)art isinsi. I(tr readers tire pi ri 'ops awere that ...

... [EARLY EDITION.] TH.E MORYlING CHRONiCLE ?? LONDON: W1EDNXVSDAY, ECAGABER? I, 1841. Mr. O'CONNELL has resumed his invectives against ESPARTERO, in the meeting of the National Repeal Association on Monday last. We were under an impression that Mr. O'Cox- NELL'S hostility to ESPARtTEnRO, and approbation of the conduct of Louis PzIlLiPPE with respect to Spain, were dictated exclusively by ?? ...

... CORN LAWS AND COMIERCIAL REFORM. PRICES OF FOOD AT HOME AND ABROAD. Trhe duty on foreign wheat has again declined one shilling, but the present daty of 21s. 8d. is a pro- hibition just as effectual as if corn were rigidly ex- cluded from our markets in tihe same way as fresh meat is excluded. The position of the British consumer is at the pre- sent moment peculiarly distressing. The corn-laws ...

... B] Pil-iS;11 OF THE1[ PE lUXC1 OF W .iHS. ,II' e blt ptiomn of' III l'riinc o f NV~t I.! Jo is ateld to take pio' ?? titfi. end of 10'Bt monthl, a111d, IlOordin-~ to the, pril' lit ?? '01111£t, the( I)IILCO Will I)C itt.IoeL' Chaipel, 'P eol. IItC Will 12 I'I'i,'i1latNI 11110,1 Ol 0011l! ot, 11110411 111000000, 21'ld ldwt 111 ?? I' 11 but1 cill riidor no ?? b ll( itr l0i2tt I tlf-ifi o il l ...

... I -CORN LitS I AND VMMsI EiCIAL REFORM. Ir;oF FOOD AT HOME AND ABROAD. T I~ Let eli,!ited at the great conference of the * e tuntics at Derby present a melancholy ut I ?? sufirings endured by the working A~, l hold out but a gloomy prospect for the ,Jj.~ twill nto longer be waintained, howeyer, 11is.t ubltushinig ad vociate of our famiine code, like ilinch ae priue of' od by limiting the. ?? ...

... DISTRESS in RENFREWWSHIRE-COUNTY MEJETING. [ABR1DGI;ED'FROM THE RBENFREtWSHIRE REFORMIR,] A medtidg'of the noblemen, gentlemen, commissioners of supply, justices of the peace, and magtstrates of towns ot the county of Renfrew, called together by Sir William Napier, convener of the county, in compliance with a re- spectably signed requisition, was held at Paisley, onThurs- day, for the 'purpose ...

... QUENiSSET'S TRIAL-LAST INTERRO- GA TORIES AND PLEA DINGS-INCIDENT -O1- D UFO UR. 'rite Procureur-tGeueral H~ebert recapitulated the evidence, t~ai~s~theaecsed irfre he ofr o Peers on Wednes- day.lieshoed ow uchthestae had done for the pooer las iuestblih lg svins bnks, in fant schools, lawsreguatig- Ibou in actries an so it was not fromt thepooer lases hii ha spungtheconspirators at the bar ...

... AN2TI-PUSEY1SM.-LBTTER 2. TO TIMl EDITOR OF' THE M1ORNING C11RONICLE Si R-1 urn perfectly awvare that you do not think yoursel committed, to the approval ofthe views your Occasional cor responidents may advocate. That Philo-Puseyite hla none of your sympathy, the remarks 1from a corres-pon. dent (in whose style I suspect we canl recognise a writei who often and ably figures in the larger ...

... CO1 MFN LAWS ANI) t 'of.B294494 ti &C iN 1)i 7ig REO101 PRICES OF' FoODl AT 110MR ANI) 21131OAJ) The pr ice of llrc~uid hall to idur I:111c no tint hr in1 LOndon1, o in, Paris, fir incity %I ttk pit. ]] the French metropolis, thle hos, .vit o xw'leuin bre'atl Coiilttine to lie sol fir 711 couti~ims the font' fti twI kitograuiuiei, wliichii (ii 1tiuttd, tei, than 6!d. f-ii ti e' totir-pound ...