... BOROUGH ELECTORS MEMORANDA FOR TIlB YEAR 1844. We have received the following from Mr. Huggett, the indefiatigable secretary of the Westminster Reform Regie- trition Society:- The electoral year commences with the 31st July, and euids with the 30th of July in the following year. Persons, therefore, who have not occupied promises that give a qualification before the 31st July, in 1813, will not ...

... I RUMOURED RECALL If LORD DE GREY. I [FROM THlE WEEKLY CJiRONrCLE.) tWe belleve that we may announce the recall of Lord do Grey as a meaeure already resolved upon by the Cabinet, eand not likely to be deferred beyond the month of April, or May next. The information has reached us in a way which inclines us to regard it as authentic, and we give it accord- iagly, not professing to know what we ...

... The following letter has been addressed to the Editor of the Times:- 'I Manebeter, Dec. 27. Sxs-I shell feel under an obligation if you will allow the following statement to appear in your extensively cir- cutlated journal - htr. Ferrand, Mt.P., in a letter inserted in your paper on Tuesday last, states, I that one of their members (mean- ing Anti-Corn-law League), at a private meeting of ...

... THE MORNING CHRONI CLE. LONDON: ill ONDA Y, JA N UA R Y I, 1q44, There are four principles on the Corn-law now before the public, and the four principles have leaders more or less distinguished(l. There is the old Corn harty, and the party of the mitigated Corn-law; both on erroneous foundations, and both opposed to the mercantile spirit of the age. At the head of the first is the Duke of ...

... MILAg,~* of DUBLIN, 1 IJ LiROM OUR ON coPAeR5ONDENT. . )w THE STATE PROSUP1TMONS. ir- The Crown has ro-opened the campaign wftl yetr sarp practice. The new revised jury list is not yet printed-the )er epecial panel will not be completed for nine or ten dayp, n- and yet the Crown has fixed Wednesday next, the 3d of sir January, for the striking of the special jury on the etate b- trials. The ...

... EARTIIQUAJKE ilu the CHANNEL ISLANDS | LFROM THE GUERNBEY STAR, DEC. 2G] On the afternoon of Friday last, at a few minutes bLfere .tuir o'clock, tihe shosk cf In eirtlhquake was felt through- out tht whole of thbis eldud. For eouse days pres ia6 thi, weather had beets porfectly calm, and the tenmperatouro so mild that manry persons contistied sea bstnitig. The vt hole of Friday, till abau t ...

... 1 ELIGJ7OUS TESTS IN UN1i'IVERSITIE'S. a: ~~[FROM T11E I.ELtcISOti) rt It I;, interesding to observu bow liii progriess inads_ by r, to gr,.tx itstiou. helps in pr, inotivg ithe sucLi,6 of'others S1t We at i'llujitat~iitjli of tll,~ lin thle anti-eorn-law agitu- hi tnon, the primary remult of'which will, ito doulit, be the abo- lition of' thle broa d tax-but the beteleit to be acquired wili ...

... THE MOIlV.LNG CGHRONICLE. LONDON: TU.ESDA Y. JANUARY 2, 19A4. W We stated that the LCague constitutes the fourth n great party on the Corn-law. It is stronger, in point of numbers, than to v of the others. Like e the party of the Duke of BucKxNaOHAM, it is in M earnest, not as his, from class interests only, but 3] from a strong belief that the interests it advocates, a are the solid interests ...

... DUBLIN, IDan. 31l. [FOMUO OUR OWNt CORRESPOTMEDNSO.] THE ATMOSPHERIC RAILWAY. For several weekst the opening of' the ,atmospherttn line fo Kngstownt to Dalkey has beeninterdiotdbyhl od ofthe Treasury, owing to the renmonetrances of parties owning property on the line. Mr. Walker, the eminentI English engineer, has arrived In Dublin, having received instructions from the government to hold an ...

... BUENOS AYRES andl MONTE VIDEO, at e [FROM THE LIVERPOOL VHRIONICLE.1j St Wehave been favoured by a gentlemansi connected with a 1.e1- highly respectable commercial house with tre following tin- set portent communication, dated Monte Video, October 18, lid which is three weeks in advance of the last direct intelli- gence, and much later then the advices from the flame illS quarter of the world ...

... DISTRESS AT HZNCKLEY, TO Tist Eil)ITOR OF THE MORNING CIL Li. XICLE. SIR-in my former letters I gave a faithful 5agti nvsa- nished statement of the distressed condition of toe peioL of ilinckley. Wvith your permitsion, I will now call atten- tion to another feature of the same people, viz., their peace- a blheess and reasonableness. 2nougfih they have suffered so nuvich and so long, they have ...

... ! DEPE~tlE OF THE EX-MINISTERS-R.EPLY OF THE GOVERNOR.GEN13RAL. We llUded yesterday to these debates and documents, and the events connected with them. We give the following summary and extracts:_ Mr. Baldwin, on the 29tb, spoke in his own defence. He had taken office, he said, on the principle of thi resolu. tion proposed by Lord Sydenhaem', minisary, on the 3d ot September 1841. The head of ...