... IRELA ND. )f_ Is DUBLIN, SEPT. 17. e1tFROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDEtNT.] MdORIE TRICKERY IN THlE JURY LISTS. ie I beg your attention to the following remarkable state. 55 ment, whieh appears in the Dutlin Erening Post of this Fvafterulcon: rt After the tLorough expnisure of the illegal and frau. n 'iuirnl practices in regard to the jury list of thre last year, e nld the c/j)ct of those exposurbs, ...

... MADRID, S-EPTEMBER 3. FrRIlR0 OUR OWN CORIhZPONDUNT.] The result of the voting for the electoral boards has been as was expected, favourable to the Moderado party, the Progressistas having generally abstained from thking part, and the Carlists alco having been deterred by the proceed- iags taken against their agents. The result at the twelve olling places, as far as is known, gives 1,100 votes ...

... THE GLOUCESTER iESTIVAL. e0e On Tuesday, thn morning service in the cathedral wai a tit performe I with all the musical strength assembled on this n- oecas on. Every part of tbe venerable ed ftes was full, ex- be cepling the reserved 9 ate, vvhere the principal gentry of ue the. unty ought to have been seen. The Bishop was tb- - ii. seat, t sere all the members ot the clerieal body attaoh dI h ...

... MRANCE AND MOROCCO. The following was received at Lloyd's yeeterday morning: Sir-The terms of the treaty of peace, concluded be- tween the Moorish and French plenipotentlaries at Tan. gier, will doubtless, eve this reaches you, have been pro. mulgated through the usual official channel. I understand they are those demauded by the French ia the first instance and none other: to wit, ...

... LISBON, SEPT. 10. [P'ROMi OUR OWN C0RttRHSPONDrNTJ The determination of the Queen, firmly expressed, that the Cortes should meet, and that the ministers should give an account of the extraordinary powers exercised by them, has put a stop to any other applications to her Majesty for her sanctiont of further prorogation, or the meditated disso- lution of the chambers. la a recent circular ...

... 'NHE QUEENs AT BLAIR 47H(I [fraOo Tasa SCOTS5MAN.1 TnRUYSDAY.-This morning the Princess 1ta)y~ai I. grounds. r' Trhe Prarcet elicit ainotirer stag, to-day hIll ae 110jre I 'or, ict soI~b as that onl Wtiacesday, but esaill at a k, animal. The royal party laftrvards WHlked 0( 1, gronre The' Marqueees of Breadalbalao arrived to-day frothlT, II- nauth, by invit'ation from the Queen. Hf i epce he ...

... iRLAND. sr DUBLIN, SEPT. 213. sr [FBOX A CORRESPONDENT.1 at REMOVAL OF MR. BREWSTER. I have heard in eeveral quarters rumours of the rem'o'vlat - of Mr. Brawster from bis present office. I gm inclined to is think it very likely that such a change will occur, and thus in a serous Impediment be thrown in the way of the Dubltn Evening Mail, as to its thorough and accurate knowledge A sr the ...

... LORD ELLEAI3ORBOUGHS RECALL. The following cotnmr'te upon, and explanation of, LordI Ellenborough's retall, are from the Brsglish~nern, his lord- shiip1's own organ in calcutta. The self-delenre of thle Ge'- I vioror-Genurel egainet. the Directors, it, at )e'ast uriorlus:- We erae inclined to believe tbat no papers, wileich are l bey ote published, either by thl governmen~tt or the Coirlt of ...

... ENA1ST ZNLA HOUSB. It IVSterd fillt aeecfill zwioral Court of ProprietOrs of Eas India Stook1 Was lioldd at thle VOMPlIN's house in Leaden- hl tall-Ftreet, for the Purpose of coffidefur it T reselutloti i WI onl ite 2Iot uluimo by the, Court of Ilirectore, the oh-~t of wlinch wag to vrout Rn annuity off:l,000 lier en- Rum Jo M)- G~neral Si1r Willmim Nott, G.C.B., for hie _oe, evrvwii-et in ...

... REGISTRATION COURTS-WEDNISDAY. CITY OF LONDON. [Before Mr. Arnold.) The name of Mr. Marsden, of the Drapera' Company, was objected to by the Tories, on the ground that he was dead. c Mr. Marsden appeared in person to invalidate the cWec-t tion, and said that he had resided at Navarino-place, Dal- b s eton, for the last five years, and was well known in the l nelghbourhood. e Mr. Arnold ...

... WORTH LANCASLIRE ELECTION. LAIIDGED FROM TISH MANCHEUSTER QUARIDIAN.1 'rise nominatlon and election of a knight of the shire for the northern division of the county palatine of Lancaster, In the place of Lord Stanley, who, as our readers are aware, accepted the Chiltern Hundreds, preparatOrY tO his being called to the House of Peers, took place yesterday, in the I Shire-ball (or Nisi Priuq ...

... 7BE MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1844. We do not know that any empire or kingdom was ever augmented with a view to a better system of internal government, or from a principle that magnitude was necessary to a country's peaceful prosperity. Force was the only motive, as the only aim; to use that already possessed, in its own de- fence, or in the acquisition of more, was ...