... Morning (hPoniele Office, Quarter to Six. a a ity EXPRESS FROM PARIS. 'Ut bis Wre have received the Paris papers of Saturday gin by our ordinary express, but they bring us very little new; of any interest. b M. Guizot bad so far recovered from his recent inlisposition, that there wVs no doubt of his being La: able to accompany the King on his visit to Windsor. I-le was to leave Paris for the ...

... lEiLA ND. DU BLIN, OCr. 3. LiahoM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] ILLNESS OF LADY HEi TESBUllY. Lady Heyteabury has experienoed no favourable change since yesterday, and there is ecarcely a hops of her reco- very, TIer ladyship had not been In good health when she loft England; fand it i8 stated that she was much dblili- tated by tho sea voyage. The answer to inquiries nt the \Viier-rrgal Lodgo to-dly ...

... , Hope comes not, that comes to all.-MILTON. When Dante had to express the concentrated idea of utter misery, he said, Abandon hope ; and when we regard the actual condition of our agricultural labourers, it would seem as if the warning of the poet was espe- cially and emphatically addressed to them, beyond all others that compose the lower classes of our social stain. In every other ...

... T1E.I GAME LAWS. .- - The attention of landlords is beginning to be turned to the mischievous and demoralising effect of the Game Laws. From -reports in ths Ayiebursj Now and the He'rtfrd Meracc we perceive that the subject has been a good deal discussed by the magistrates at the Bucks and Bodfordshire Michaelmas Sessions. At the former Sir H. Verney proposed that a me norial upon the subject ...

... |Diet of the E.glish Pea In Lancashire we have the Oatmeal eaters meal in the shape of janeock-a l se,, bread. In the west af Scotland VeytPeriul' OfSolneat111a Rl' bread, but it is made in a very dis aloe 30 o ?? jannock. Ino the counties , ying o ire5 bills, oatmneal bread is seldomn Used nu rth Of .y ward of the Lotharts in Scotlaad taking out of Lancashire to Ediobofgh s aS to between the ...

... DRiiADFUL FIREESi Immense Destruction of Property at Gravesend. Throughout the whole of Wednesday night and Thurs- day morning the village of NorthReet, near Graveoend, presented a scene of the utmost alarm and consternationh in consequence of the outbreak of an extetsive fire upon the premises of Mr. Mace, farmer, residing in Parry- street, about one mile this side of Gravesend. The pre- ...

... The election of Vice-Chancellor of this University, in she room of Dr. Wynter, whose term of office expires, took placi on Tuesday, and excited more than usual interest, from the announced opposition to the nomination by the noble Chan' cellor of Dr. Symons. Hitherto the election, if it may be so called, has gone oh in quietude, and only been celebrated by the festive meetings of the different ...

... P~vRE K OF THE WINDSOR CASTLE. '~lr sda the Windsor CoAstle, an iron steamer, plying ?? and Dndee, left the latter town with betveen t ysyacht, having on board about two hundred her fifypa-senepis She is a small steamer, originally hjt for the ?? Clyde; and the numberlon hoard tfmpletely crowded her deck. When the Royal oadrd e cleared the estuary of the Tay, they stood out to sqadiole the ...

... I THE VISIT OF THE KINQ OF THE FRENCH. THE EMBAIRKATION. His,~ajesty the King of the ?? Treport at 6 o'clock lon day.eening, pre ious to ANwhich detachments of militarined t he quay, with rh p gend'armes, douaniers, ceve- Siae poie , and all who could hster, to give as nouch pomp to the embarkation as the -tpvn was' capable of. As it was known that the Kibg could noftrrive bf&re nightfall, ...

... NEW CLAIMANT TO THE STONELEIGII BSTATES-FORCIBLE POSSESSION Op STONELEIGH( AB3BEY. .-4I ri LEAMINGTON SPA, MONDAY.-BetWeen one end two Y o'lock this afternoon the fashionable town of Leamington at was in a state of the greatest commotion, in consequence of 1. the examination of thirty-two individuals, who had been of apprebended the same morning by Mr. Roby, the superin- of tendent of pollee, ...

... 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 ...