... 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 ...

... DlsIT-VBUTlON of PRIZES at the Gu-I VERYMFLRNT SCHOOL of DBSIGN. I yesterday, the annual distribution of prizes to the pupils of this valul.blel institution took place in the greot room of the establiihment at Somerset-houee. The hour fixed for th bualness oof the day was four o'clock, and by that time tbr groat rosijn wa- filled almost to suffocation by the pD' ,lis and a large assenmblage of ...

... BARCELONA, JULY 23. [PRTOM OUR OWN CORREBSPOXDXENT.] The two ministers, Mon and Pidal, par ncobilefratriinm, have jast arrived here. What they have come for no One knows, though every body suspects it can be nothing good, The reason assigned for this sudden visit is the Queen Mother's wish that her two interesting and inoooent favour ites should assist at the bejaemanso which will take place ...

... OURTC; HII.CULAI1. . -- WVINDSOR-TUESDAY. Ths Queen and PriUce Albert, necoipanied by the Princ..c rvoval, walked this morning in the pleasure-grounids oftheCast.le. Her M1ijesty and the Princealsorode out il l pouty tliaetoll. Tb-ir Itoyal -fighnesses the Prince of Wales and the 'rincess Alice, accompanied by ths Dowager Lady Lyttel- ton, were taken an itiring In the torenoon, in an open ...

... LIvEAPDOL, SAT!JtDAY.-The New York packet ship England, Captain Bartlett, arrived here to-day from that city, with papers to the 17th ult. inclu- sive. The England brought eleven passengers. The neov is not important. Congress had hur- ried through a vast deal of routine business in the few days lreceding the 17tb, oR which it was to dissolve; amongst these was the appointment of nurmerous ...

... IThe SHETLANDERS and the C!ORN.LAWS That the fishermen of Shetlaud were some time ago offared an advantageous exchange of corn for flab, which the corn-laws would not allow tberu to profit by, haw been frequently mentioned; bat till now we have not seen, any thing ;kae an authoeutlie aeount of the cir- cumBtaLoo. Tho letter, of whioh we rare abtut to transcribe the title, gives ts Duch aua ...

... The Queen and Prince Albert left Buckingham Palace in an open carriage and four, at twenty minutes past three o'clock on Saturday afternoon, escorted by a party of Lnaueers, for Claremont. Their Royal Highuesses the Prince of Walee and the Princess Royal were in the next carringe. The Mar(eloness of Douro, lady In waiting ; Colonel Arbuthnot, equerry in waiting ; and Major-General Sir Edward ...

... RESPITE OE THE CONVICT DALMAS. A respite for the above convict hWAt been obtained, chib, we understand, through the exertions of Mr. Kean, tihe governor of the gaol, and Mr. Under-Sheriff Abbott. Both of these gentlemen had an Interview with the Home Seerm- tary on the afternoons of Friday and Saturday at the Home- office. The Interview on Friday afternoon was extremely unsatisfactory, and not ...

... Trhde sRIGHTs of LAB OUR-ITe COAL- WIJJPPBiRS and the MINERS. O4 Wednesday eveniug ak numerous meseting, of the coull- whippers no tl;,, ))ort ot Loudon assemubled fit tile Phlilan- throlir lox ~ Love-lane. Sied well, for thpur pose P055 tnenorlaluitz,, the, commilosioners arid ,the Board of' Trade, so its to pri' cute UAn allitration in sumns of the chaises of the Coal-wh~rq)%Y,, At, which ...

... BIRAIING!HAM ELECTION. [FROMIt OUR CORRESPONDENT.] d TlURgDAY EvXNINo.-Aq the nomination approaches d tbe interest hourly increases, and it is needles to gay the r, utmnst aiisistl prevails to know precisely how the civse a for the various eaudidstce proceeds. This, however, is no r, easy matter to arrive at; nnd In order to secure as fairly as it- t possible tile opinions of each party, I ...

... WfINDSOR.-WEDNrS2DAY EVENING, Saturday next was the day which had been fixed upon for some time past by her Majesty for the departure of the Court from Buckingham Palace for Windsor; the Queen having expressed a very anxious desire to remain In town Up to Ite latest convenient moment, in order that the Lon- don season mulght be prolonged as long as possible, so that the trade of the ...

... S.7.AIIV. MADRID, JULY 19. [FRsOM OUR OWN CO5RRESPOa DINT.] The Morocco question occupies the lzr:est share of publlo attention. The elections ought naturally to fill a lurgu ispace, were the country in a normal state, but as it IJ de facto nearly as much as ever under military rule, the 8yS- temi of arbitrary arrest9, banishments, and praaecutious bh irregular tribunnls beIng still in full ...