... [FROM T511 CAMltItODGE AlDVEIRTISER. Inspectors Barniv and 0ood, of the Herts rural police, have recently succeeded in breaking up a gang of notorious thieves, who have for years iafested the counties of Rut- land and Lincoln, and who at last set up a depot in this county for the proceeds of their robberies. The place se- lected for this purpoce was in the neigihbourhood of Puck- eribge, and ...

... RETURN OF HER MAJESTY FROMI SCOTLAND. A detachment of the 17th Lancers, freom lHounslow, ar. rived at Woolwich about one o'clock, pJm. yesterday, and have been quartered in the Royal H1r1ee Artillery but- racks. The detachment is to form an es cor t to attend on her Majesty and Prince Albert, on the retura of the Royal party from Scotland. It ts generally nunes stood that the Queen was to ...

... . DUBLIN, OCT. 1. nl [FROM OuR OWN :onstEsrONDRNT. to ILLNESS OF LADY IIEYTESBURY In- After the account forwarded yesterday, Laiy ileytesbury Jq continued in a declining state, find the sylt)toms became SI still more alarming towards tbe evening. owevce, durisg eo the night some slight change for the lftter eccurred. Atone o'clock this day, the arswer to the numerous 29 inquiries at theVice ...

... U -------- f WMLER, BiURSTIlVG of a STEeIM-B IIC- 3ALFORD, WEDNEsDAY.-tn explosion of an alarming nature took place this morning at sliogton eillf in thie townshipi, which resulted In blowing UP a portion of the' building, killiag one man, and scalding two or three others. ,r'be moll in question Is situated near Oldfield-iane, and 1q the property of Mr. Bateman, Kuypersle k-il, Staftordsbire, ...

... THE illORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 184t, From Lord ELLHInuRouGn's character it might easily have been anticipated that he could not quit the Indian stage without committing some of those strange antics which must immortalize him as a hero or political melodrame. Still, his quiet retire- ment to private life, and the failure of all attempts at Calcutta to get him the usual ...

... IWHO ARE THE RESIDUE OlF TIIE p( IPULA2TON? AND HOWnDu ThIBY LICVC FIRST ARTIC.LE. Once more have the agriculturists reason to e5caia stive us from our friends. The TeTry papsrs haved rn vered that agriculture is defrauded i the late cejae, 3 . population. Aud, to restore it to Its position of greatnle 8 they introduce the residue of the population to our Ital and tell us that a large ...

... r IN'DSOR-TII7RS fAY. p n Q468n and Prince Albert, accompauired by the 33 aroy al, arrived at the Castle at ten minutes past ;Qr o aiock this afternoon, heving performed the journey 1 Dundee to Windsor Castle within 48 hours. Her 485JeOtY and the Prince were attended by the Viscountess Lady Carolina Somera Coake, bbkjor-General *e''YOS, and Cololiel Bouverie- t'ber randing at Woolwich, the ...

... DUBLIN, OUT. 2. fI aore OUR OWIN CORRE5OPONDtI(T.] MINISTERIAL POLICY IN 1 Lord l-3teesbury basat length spoken out On tbe subject of a contriaplated ebango ofpoicy in Irtleno. Oru Fiiday list on address from the Remonstrant Synod !of Ulster, coimposedi of tire Unitarian clergy who had Se- ceded from the Presbyteriani Syned of Ulster (now desig- nuited the Irish General Assembly), was ...

... ARRIVAL OF HER MAJESjT I FROM SCOTLA-'noD. S inl 4ig DEPARTURE FROM BLAIR ATHol. ome U3LAiR ATHOL, TuESDAY.-This~ nj rtirg hnr .t; used left Blair ona her return to Windsor. Be,'o.. g, ...

... THE MORNATI.N'-G CHRONFICLE. air inL LONDON: De. .- FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1844. oh reThe position of the Government in respect to la! its Ireland is exactly what we have always auticipated Ad.from the PEEL Administration. For the first time of it in the history of that island the Whig Ministers eId had made an impression upon its nationality. The ra. he violent and dangerous course adopted by the ...

... VISI I' OPF HIS AMA JES Y THE' KING OF TILJE FREM1' C11 TO ENGLA N I. i'PORTT5M10tTil, THURSDAY EVPN it.--A puhitio neot- inp, of tile inhabit:tnt of the borough of Potaisunouth wae . eli to-dAy at the Sessions House, for the purposc of adopt tir,, meilatreS to give a suitable reception to his MaiJsty oii riie visit to this country. The meeting was convened by the M>ycr, In conformity with ...

... )pITGAWR LABOUR ElS' FRIEND ISOCl TY. 1 ..-Yesterday was held the annua Ccroc'rrg ONGA.n. 'Oswor,la Essex, fort he Ill~fig o a srlij'eath~ibe~~ ~this agriaul - laurlable purpose c impro~ving ths, condition - - 11 turid labourers, end for prowntoiacr nod rewording goome duc', aind encoutrogiugindust rious habits smontgatlabourere, coctbgere, and derv=uc. The operatlotts of this society ez- tend ...