... Some of the Chancery lawyers are coining to town, because they have work to attend lo early in October, but every one else stays away, and no wvonder that all should stay away who can. The fine autumnal weather has now commenced. The mornings are fine, dry, bright, and bracing, except where the atmosphere is dulled by London smolie, ntaking the blessed sun himself look little better than the ...

... The history of this person, connected as it is with the secret history of the Spanish Court for the last twelve or fourteen sears, is most remarbable. His career is said to have been one of romance. It is related in the following manner Ronchi is a Calabriatn by birth, and was originally a dentist, but has exercised a variety of professions and callings, accord- ing as his necessities ...

... EWS OF THE WEEK. MlAJOtrtlEs.-There has not been so large a IIIF, the House of Commons recorded in favor of an Jror fjstrv for at least eight years that is to say, since distiolo ?? of the Grey Ministry in 1S34,aud the subseeq uent he dia] of the first Reformed Parliament at the close o that Tlhe ?? Administration, which remained in r eratler in Downing-street, for more than six years, ursr ...

... :1 Although the origin of Dreidism is veiled in the obscurity of ages long past, its antiquity is referred by the brethren to a period far more remote than that of the Gymnosophists of India,.or the Chaldeans of Assyria and Babylon, and it is held to have a primary, and universal system of truth and science. The stupendous remaiasof their genius in this and other countries, bear ...

... Mr. J. C. Dunlop, for many years Sheriff of Renfrowshire expired at his residence in Edinburgh on Wednesday last.- On Wednesday a Court of Directors was held at the East India House, when Mr. John Edwardes Lyall was appointed to the office of Advocate-General in Bengal.-A fee' days before the royal christening, the Earl of Liverpool caused to be sent to the Castle from his lordship's estate, ...

... T ZIS 1 E RA. A [LATEST EDITION | I _ a_ . I SUNDAY, MARCH 6, 1842. The private advices from Afli'hani.stan, which have been received direct from Calcutta by the India steamer, are of the most appalling and melancholy nature. It is stated, on, we fear. the best authority, that our troops at Cabul, cojmanmded by Major-Gen. JENEINS ELPInN. STONE having been weakened by the detachment of the most ...

... I OUR CARPET BAC Punch is so facetious in his Guide to the Woae Places, that we cannot avoid taking our readers Wil, ues trip to two or three of them; probably tbey il a friend with a new face, as Sambo said when his mistrsee a1n rouge-box behind. Is left BOU:LOGNE. The Museum is a splendid fabric, and contains tounding curiosities. We cannot swell our notice man! as. logue, so must ...

... TOWSJ TALK. I Too ninch of a good tinl)g lellsoates tile 0pOlit * ir see that Ihli-iC exists fonlig Ill clilsses an]o Ie t * itei a i , iiuc the Ministers anld their sher''ena en a0 -i II,), close the session. As to anly single set of Ui;' ?? immediate ielief, Cilangina distress 10 f(iling the people's poclietsit isn hm idit;' will , ito siiously belileve, altlough anothlr hardt;, Mhlii' ols ...

... M.C. S1C.TER, ThURSDAY EVENING. The interesting event of the eighth anniversary of the Sir Oswald Mosley Lodge of the Manchester Unity of Independent Order of Odd Fellows 'nok olace in the large Picture Galltro harket-steet.hedia thie town. The dinner wvas orimnanlv intended ?? Of bee Hotel, but house of host James Bake, t&h Bu~ll's Head ?? ?? u the large demand for tickets rendered it ...

... HOUSE OF LOUROSE-MONDAY. THE TARIFF. The Duke of RICHMOND said, that barmny been absent from the house for the last seven weeks, be had been precluded from pesent ing a petition, which had been entrusted to himi againet certain parts ofte tariff, morer particularly against she proposed low rats of dut~y upon imported meat and cattle. The noble Duke ?? p ties, which wras ftuor a place in ...

... A TOUR THROUGH THE AFFCH4N COLONIES IN NORTHERN HINDOSTAN, AND A PILGRIMAGE TO B3lADRINATHMEE, IN THE HIMNMA- I ~~~LA fA MOUNTAINS ?? y ?? ofhigb5 stadiagin theHon. East India Company's service. ByanflCfhg (Continued from our last.) The province of n1iemaon, in consequence of a disputed suce cession, was overrun and conquered by the Nepanlese, and in the war against that state it was taken ...

... PO LIT I CAL. ANTI-CORN LAW MOVEMENTS. Two large meetings have been held at Manchester, at one of which the mayor, and at the other Alderman Brooks, presided, on the all-engrossing topic of the corn laws. Resolutions for the dismissal of the present mli nisters, and in favour of universal suffrage, were adopted. On Monday evening a large crowd paraded through some of the streets of the town, ...