... P RAClTCES AT' TilE BAR. To THIC EDITOR oF TnP MORNING CHRONICLE. Srnt-The remanrks which you have recently made on the conduct of some of our profession are, indeed, Ncry severe, and it is greatly to be lamented that stch rcinnrks should be merited, which, if report speak truly, I {ear they are. I quite concur with you when you contend for the ne(cesity of somne kind of ' examinahiion, s ...

... TEE KING OF PRUSSIA'S WELCOME ON BIAS RETURN TO BERLIN. [LFRoM A CORRETPOlDBNT.1 BeRLIN, SEPT. 26.-The return of the Kingof Prussia to his capital, after a tour oftvromoutbs' duration, Was cele- brat~d vesterday with great enthusliam. The detestabl8 attempt upon the lives of the King and Queen bv the ssaussin Tseoeck, was made, it will be re- membered on the morning of the 20th of July last, ...

... M1orning Chronicle Office, Hayf-past Five. SECOND EDITION. By our ordinary express we have received the Paris papers of' Sunday, together %vith our usual continental correspondence. Sunday being the day appointed for the ceremony of placing the Morocco trophies in the church of the Invalides, the occasion was celebrated by agrand re- view of the troops in garrison in Paris, and a mili- tary ...

... THE MORNING CHGRONICLE. L 0 N DON: TUBSDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1844 A disciple of Young England, lacubrating some time since on the afFairs of Spain, congratulated himaself and Europe on the prospect that the ancient i institutions of Spain were abou t to be revived. He did not mean the stupid despotism of its last BOUR- BON King, bat looked farther back, to a period when the Spanish Church was at its ...

... '?DUCATION OF THE POOR. a.. -, '01OF LORD WHARNCLTFFE. imPORTAINT SPz T ord Whariscliffe, delivered un IThe follow ilng Up-86h Of - *b-e friends and supporters Monday, ias at a meeting or - -cease of Church AC- of, the Society for Promoting the r., -f Churehes in comnrodtiatof, and the Endowment', the Diocelse Of Ripen, and also of Ilhe R'p~on Diocesan IBoard of Ednestlont held at the Court ...

... -- l jhSTl'Y'S VISI'I' TO SCGO7LAND FROMtol TlH DtU N1Ia;lt ADVRItVrseIR.] I . .Ii se~ta * pcutbability of the Royal vi6stota I - '- 6s ja: lt at Blair Atthol , midl ot th ir a: i D, w3t oo i tnbard tihe Victorla and Albert., ' It et.4, willcia were read yestorddty at t e rton.r TF r opt.i e, rendder it crrtain thi,. tile pre- 'a,. of her M jstil is to emubark here next Tuts. ,- ornO. Tile ...

... CANADA . THu Naw APrOINTMESTS.-D. B. Vizer, native of Lower Canada, advoeate, large proprietor at Montreal, many years a distinguished member of the Lower Canada Assembly and Legislative Council, twice sent to England on public business; in gaol at Montreal e6ghteen months in 18S8-9; Member of Canada Legislative Assembly for the county of Richelieu, voted generally with the late adminis- ...

... ELECTION OF ALDERMAN-OFPICIAL DECLA- RATION OF TIE POLL. Yesterday afternoon, at five o'clock, a wardmote of the ward of Porteoken, adjourned troum Friday last, was res samed at the late workhouse (in the board-room), Cook- and-Hoop-yard, bloundsdltoh, toreceivethe official deola- ration of the poll upon the election of au alderman in the room of Alderoi T. Johnson, on wh ich oocasion there ...

... The Inauguration banquet of Sheriffs Hunter and Sidney took place yesterday evening, at the London Tavern. Having thus stated the locrto itn guo it la unnecefsary to add, except for the information of readers who have not yet attained a practical knowledge as to City festivities-It is unnecessary,we say, to add, that the banquet was well deserving of the name. The bill of fare was of the most ...

... SWIEARIZVG-IN of the NEW SHERIFFS. At eleven o'clock yesterday morning the now sherifta, In their otate-carriages, with the under-sheriffs, met at the London Tavcrn the aldermen and members of the different city c'ompauln bIwith toe late sheriffs and under-sheriise, where they partook ol on elegant dsjeones a la fourchetac, preparatory to their going to GQuildhlill in procession. The healths ...

... IR8ELAND. DUBLIN, SEPT. 29. LfnolM oun OWN CORRESPONDENT.j MINISTERIAL MEASURES FOR IRELAND, Rumours, traceable to official Tories, are in circulation bra of very decided measures for thia country to be pro- posed by Sir Robert Peel early next session. One of those rmeasures, it is said, will be the establi hment of a new Lay Colleve, on &n extensive fottdation, for Roman Ca- tholics and ...

... MADRID, SerTf 23. [PROM OUR OWN CORREBVONDENT.3 Captain Johnson, Qeten's mosssngerF left this evening for London with deapatohes, received tbts morning at our Iegatlon here, from Mr. Bulwer. The de epatohes are pre- sumed to refer to the fulfilment by the Mc lorish authorities of the terms of the arrangement made w Ith Spain. The Gibraltar Ckronfote of the 18th states t hat the British steamer ...