... THE LATE STEAM-BOAT EXPLOSION AT .BLAC WCIALL. DEATH OF ANOTHER (THE TENTH) OF THE SUFFERERS. In the report of the proceedings of the coroner's inquest, which appeared in-the Cheriniile of yesterday, we stated that, pending that inquiry, inlormation had been given to the coroner that two othere, named William Riley, ibreman to Messrs. Samuda, and John Donovan, engineer, had died in the London ...

... UNIIVEiRS[I'Y IN'TELLIGEJNCE. OXFORD, X ov. 18 rBILASFtCOSE COLL1Olt UiLHCTION.-ui consequence of the non-eligibility ot sufli'ient eandidates to till up the va- cnucie8 at lraYSenoe College, at the recent electiuu of fel- lows it, Will be seen, from the notice issured this moerumig by the Principal, that two out of the three followshipe are, in accordancewith the will of the donor, to be ...

... TO Tll; EDITOR OF TH; MORNINGW CIRONICLE. SiR-Iart tire aiwa3 b vailuable when rending to dissipatte erroneous opinions1, or teci.e, controvereisi pointe in sclience, and acquire a peculiar intorest. To be doggedly adhesive (of euch opinions eavours of absurdity anid temerity. Your correopondent R has decidedly not given me too much crvdit for veracity in endeavouriDg to throw more light on ...

... GREAT LEAGUE MIEETING AT I ROCHDALE. I A meeting of the Leagus was held at Roohdale on Wod- nosday night, in the N6w Hall, Baillie-street, preceded by a tea party, which was most nuo ronslv and respectably at- tended. Indeed, so great had been the application for tickets that it was found necessary at the tea party to divide the oempuny into two rooms-the tables being removed afterwards so as ...

... Having given publicity to the fact that the firm of Joseph sad Charles Sturge, aorn-factors, Birmingham, in defs- rence to the opinions of them, Mr. Joseph Sturge had given up doing business in barley for malting, we give the following letter by Mr. Sturge, in justification of this resolution:- TO C. D., CORN EXCHANGE, LONDON. Birmingham, 11th Month, 5th, 1844. Esteemed friend-Thy letter of ...

... i Lit MAJESTY'S VIslIT TO I BURGHLEY HOUSE, [n;nOM Oltor OWN ILEPORTER.] PiOltl, Tir UihSDAY, NoV. 14.-Wiren I closed ; 1ir: ...

... I I Ts TO THE RIGHT HON. LORD J. RUSSELL. FIFTH LETTER. lit My LoRD-In 1836, a men named Samuel Rud- len left Suffolk with his family, and went into Lan- fac cashire, and was employed at the factory of Messrs. H. anid E. A. His wages in Suffolk were:- Himself, a farm labourer . 8s. Od. per week. 2. Eldest boy, 14 years of age. 2 0 , Next younger, 12 years ot age I 0 , Parisb allowance, one ...

... FIBNCB LOAN. The following article upon the subject of the loan appears in the Journal des DWbats of Saturday:- The government will, in a short time, contract for the loan ot such a sum as it may think fit to negotiate out of the300 millions remaining of the 450 millione which it was authorised to borrow in virtue of the law of 1841. Is It proper, in fact, that It should make use, in the ...

... , ' *4DRID, Nov. 1. \/y, tR,5a~O11U)WN COROSYSDONDEINT,] The e6nhiLvo Mral cfirers appointed to try Genera Prim and his associates sat till last night, and at six this morning they delivered their sentence, by which General Prim is condemned to bs imprisoned in a castle for six years, and Commanders Ortega and Sane, his former aides. de-camp, with Senors Ferrer, Maria, Montenegro, Garoia, ...

... 117ER OfAJBST'Y'S VISIT TO BURLEIGH I ~S O1 USE.I NOrTHAMXPTON, FRIDAY. - Preparatious are being m rde in every town in Northamptonshire through which tlb 9 Queen will pass en route to Barleiga-house, to give her M vrjis-ty a welcome and loyal reception. a Wednesday last it was officially announced to the m vyor of this borough that her Majesty would pass through th %to )wn on Tuesday next. . ...

... TlHE IATE SUICIDE. gns the [PROV THPl ICILHAR10OCK HERtALD.1 ity, The persons who committed the strange and awful act 'hat wYhioh liss excited so much sensation In this locality, were ong hr. `oseph Kiritrer, minsilflctorer, Birmingpham, and his wife Catherine. Mr. Barker was at sne time in baitiness in daed llancheste, ; but, for some timae previcoua to ,Jltne iast, svt. Pemployed as clerk ...

... A spetial meeting of the members of thit distlniguished club was held Inst evening at tho 1hritith Cot-oc llouse, Cockspur-streot, to .tae Into emswideratton tlae etrcanistantees atteoydir.g the reelgnatton of W. Hi. Harrison, Esq., a gentleman who has for o long . P-r-4 as nur-e, ye-.eably dtiy cu eed tho duli., uf Ieunindorn. it MAy be necessary to advert to the circumstances which led to Mr ...