... A NEWV AND SERIOUS DIFFICULTY | WI'TH T'lfR SUGAR BILL. LYROUa TlnB ILCONOMIST, A JOURNAL WHICH HAS CAREtVULLY STUDIED TIHIS QUESTION. If Mlnibtare could have contemplated a tithe ot the difli. cul tiLe wbitch their new principle of leg ibldtion, of picking atud cheicsin- from moral consideratious, frona WhJLV8 they should applythe comltonevery-day wants of wholesome nutrlmertt to the ...

... MADRID, OCT. 10. [PROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDINT.] The Espcftaodor, of this morning, observes, We are assured that the marriage of certain personages was retitled inthe palace on Friday, the 11th instant. This alludes to a ceremony which took place in consequence of the bull confirmatory of the former marriage of Queen Christina and Muncr, which was lately received from Rome, and to which I ...

... IRELA ND. lot DUBLIN, Nov. 0. en [mostm OUx OWN coRRissrOtDENTerJ let (Chief Jutiva Pennefather wats again absent froms the (!Court of Qrsvreu's Bench thbs day, lard it is stated that to thero is yet no improvement in his health. of CITY OF DUBLINREGISTRY. k. TireTories are again in aminlority, udfvithsetandierg all ter, thilr truegler to raioseastock purge, and toi inriur ithe 1 ;discontented ...

... MAorning Chronicle Offic, Qtarter to Sian I SECOD ED)ITION. ,lli EXPRESS FROM PARIS. our on tost We have received the Paris papers of Thursday the by our ordinary express, together with letters from of our correspondents at Constantinople and Madrid. val On Thursday the annual meeting of the proU tud prietors of the Paris and Rouen Railway was MAd ich in Paris, and was very numerously attended ...

... I [ABRIDGED PROM THE BANBURY GUARDIAN.1 On Friday afternoon last this neighbourhood was shocked by a report, wbich unhappily proved to be too true, that Mies Jane Gulliver, daughter ofThomas Gulliver, Esq., of Bloxham, and sister to Mrs. Fisher, of Grimebury Houte with whom she had been staying some time, had drownsed herself. The fol!owing statement, although some of the facts did not appear ...

... The ball In aid of the Polish refugees, whioh took place last night at the Guildhall, went off with eclat, and was in every respect of a description to *fford much gratification to those intereeted In the excellent objeot to which the fandsarising from those assemblies are devoted. Apart, however, from these considerations, the assembly in Guild- hall last night was of a very brilliant ...

... WINDSOR, SuNDAY. Yesterday the Queen, accompanted by the Princlesi Royal, walked on the terrace end the grounds adjacent to tbe Cas- tIe in the morning. in the afternoon har Majesty and Prince Albert prome- naded in the welks of the park and the ground around the Castle Ibr some time. HIs Royal Highness Prince Albert went to sboot in the, roval presErves yesterday morning, attended by Mr. ...

... FATAL ACCIDENT AT THE I'hEA7.REl !ATAL A IROYAL, WINDSOR, WI'tNDSu, TU RFSDAY EYNINXNG.-A rnrrt lam tthls arrident (eccittd aI th'. \'indarv T! eat, yritstda in- lug, to A lrn. S-iruI r!ie:e, 63 y-fcar T of ego, thu mite ot u journt ywan lutier, reaidinlg at Metn, who Det with htr deibth by falliug oier tire g ilery ilrto t. e pit. An ihmuces WPs held this a'terulcon OD tif bnDy of tbe ...

... BRussErS, Dnc. 13.-Tbe central section, oharged to make a report upon the budget of Marine, have eamnined the affair of the British Queen. According to the informa. tion eviven by the minister of that department, the steamer has been offered many times for sale, but the offers made were judged too low. It will be remembered that when the British QniesnVwas put upto sale on the ist of Ootober, ...

... NORWVICH CHIURCII-RATE, PROSECU- / TIONS-GREA T PUJ1,BLC 'METIV(; at tke | (;UlLDIALI, iNORW12CIf. P-rocerdinge, in thy niatur'e of' criminal proskecutions, have -baeu commenced in thle Arches Court of Carctorbciry, dnygaiust five of the parishioners of St. George, Colegate, 0 ch'.rging them with having committed anl eccfoletlastica rII lsuer in voting against, or refusing to vote fnr, the~ ...

... f DUBLIN, JANUARY 7,. [rnoE OVK OWN COtRnISSi'ltNFNT.] Tll: STATL. PhOSE ICUTIONS. Thb Orange adlvisero of te Irish government havte hiken .t facial 5tep iu Strikiol, Off tihe name of every RItmicil Ca- tholicefin cettlie special jury li-t. At f±rici thops ideveci r Ro ne Catholieti alid the ingle non-polltical Proteatnnt tWilO was excluded along with ' Ihern, weres eet down by the )range Had ...

... T'HE ALtLA ClES JfCOLONIAL BOLSIER- ING, and -RECIPROCIT'Y P1RACICALLY I2~ REFTrEDn n2The prattidiates, then, to which wve refer, and to which 1 2'aies~ porlderi; (tliotgh. as far asl regards the fira', conifess- I- lg It C:'IItrdic1tory rmiult from the experience of tile Iliit t ohangi lIn thec tarill'), end lin which we freely ackniowledge ithte publlic, avy, tile grant bu~lk of' the publio, ...