... THE LATE STEAM-BOAT EXPLOSION AT .BLAC WCIALL. DEATH OF ANOTHER (THE TENTH) OF THE SUFFERERS. In the report of the proceedings of the coroner's inquest, which appeared in-the Cheriniile of yesterday, we stated that, pending that inquiry, inlormation had been given to the coroner that two othere, named William Riley, ibreman to Messrs. Samuda, and John Donovan, engineer, had died in the London ...

... UNIIVEiRS[I'Y IN'TELLIGEJNCE. OXFORD, X ov. 18 rBILASFtCOSE COLL1Olt UiLHCTION.-ui consequence of the non-eligibility ot sufli'ient eandidates to till up the va- cnucie8 at lraYSenoe College, at the recent electiuu of fel- lows it, Will be seen, from the notice issured this moerumig by the Principal, that two out of the three followshipe are, in accordancewith the will of the donor, to be ...

... TO Tll; EDITOR OF TH; MORNINGW CIRONICLE. SiR-Iart tire aiwa3 b vailuable when rending to dissipatte erroneous opinions1, or teci.e, controvereisi pointe in sclience, and acquire a peculiar intorest. To be doggedly adhesive (of euch opinions eavours of absurdity anid temerity. Your correopondent R has decidedly not given me too much crvdit for veracity in endeavouriDg to throw more light on ...

... EFROM PUNCH*] Early in the present week, this body-newly constituted in imitation of the Labourer's Friend Society-held its first meeting; though, strangely enough, no report of the pro- ceedings has as yet appeared in the papers. The chair (a three-legged stool) was taken by JACOB THATCH, a gaunt, sallow-fated labourer, looking sixty, though in reality but thirty-two. Ile briefly stated the ...

... LE, NOVEMBER 20 [FROM OUR CORSRESPONDENT.] The spirit of reaction which animates the heads of the present government, and of which we have already so often tell spoken, is again beginning to show itself in the provinces. Of all the agents of the present system, the most active, as well as the quickest at divining the wishes of his superiors, is Abdullah Pachs, of Trebizond. It was he who last ...

... -4- The remains ot her late Royal Highness the Princess Sophia Matilda will be interred in the family vault in St. George', Chapel, at W~indsor, on ftse ovening( of Tuesdayy, the lOb ins~tanlt; nanl, in comp~iarce with the wisbes of her ha'e R'bal lgligne.s, the eremonrny of lying in siate will lie d'pensed with, ood the funeral wdI be conducted with at muchl priacy as a consietent with the ...

... i . -O RN- G - - HOCL ?HE MORNING CHRONICLB. l L LONDON: ie MONDAY, AUGUST 2, 1844. 10 - id We learn by the French telegraph that MEHEDIET St ALI has relinquished his announced retirement to Ib lecca, and that he continues to administer the at affairs of Egypt. He was said to be on his return at to Alexandria. id This is but what every one expected. Power in 3dthe East is only abandoned with ...

... TIVE MORNING CHRONICLE. of LONDON: as as MONDAY, JULY 29, 184. nag of The gratitude of the country is due to the Mar- ,y. quess of NORImANBY for his persevering efforts to Of press the subject of sanitary regulations on the ty attention of Government and of Parliament. The anoble marquess has himself taken great pains to a-investigate the question in its various bearings, and a- most important ...

... i THE STATE OF THE FRENCH NAVY. BY I I THB PlINCE OF JOINYVILLE. We mentioned yesterday that his Royal Highness , the Prince of Joinville was about to enter the lists ft of royal and noble authors, as the author of a paul- ul phlet on the state of the French Navy. The pam- ti phlet appeared on Wednesday, and has created notl small sensation among Parisian politicians. At the In late hour at ...

... IS7ATE uf NORFOLIK-CULTlIVATION of FLAX. 75 [FROM OUR CORRH8PORDENT], 05 The subject of flax cultivation is intimately connected With the welfare of Norfolk and other agricultural counties. 60 I gather from various pamphlets, from conversations with farmers at various plaes, and from a visit to North Wal. sham, that Mr. John Warnes, of Triminghara, was the first to move in this very important ...

... NAVAL ORDERIS. To THTI EDITOR Or TH13 MORNING CHRONICLE. p Sin-By a reference to the Gibraltar C(hronicle, which ti I have taken the liberty to foeward to you, of yeatcrday's hf date, you will peroeive that ths first artiole in tbat paper II is the copy of a general order from Admiral Sir Edward to Ovven, comander-in-chief ou title ntatiou, wherein officers T .f otbhe squadron, ptrticotrly of ...

... GREAT LEAGUE MIEETING AT I ROCHDALE. I A meeting of the Leagus was held at Roohdale on Wod- nosday night, in the N6w Hall, Baillie-street, preceded by a tea party, which was most nuo ronslv and respectably at- tended. Indeed, so great had been the application for tickets that it was found necessary at the tea party to divide the oempuny into two rooms-the tables being removed afterwards so as ...