... TO THE 17?-gT HON. IORD GRAN- VILLE SOMERSET. LESTTER V. My LoRD-The real MAGNcA CHARTA of England is the caEss. How deeply soever the rights of a British subjeit may be outrag-ed, in vain will he liftt his voice against his oppressors. It is a voice ih the wilderness- unheard, and of course o unregarded. But the press gives him the whole body of his countrymen for an audience. It gives wings ...

... IRELAI D- THE '82 CLUB. The Frecoeni gratifies the curiosity of numlroit t in. quirers by publishing the avowved objcrle oodfo4 dOOP 1 rotes of this new instrument for working the RepeI cause, together ith a list of the officers and committee As the club may h ereafter rise into some coo soqunce' it may be as well to give tloe ?? tbus comnluliJ cated to the puoblic ' -At a numerous neeting ...

... IRELAND. REPEAL ASSOCIATION. At the weekly meeting the chair was taken by Mr O'Neill Daunt, who briefly addressed the meeting, con- fining his observations to the threatened concordat between his holiness the Pope and the English Govern. ment, which he denounced in the most emphatic terms, and declared his conviction that any rescript, having reference to such a subject, would be received by ...

... FRANCE. On Friday the Chamber of Deputies met for the purpose of electing a President for the session. The ballot gave the fol. lowhig tesult:-number of votes, 311: Al. Sauzct 164, M. Dupin 95, and M, Odillon Barrott 65. Neither of the candidates havingobtained the absolute majority (one-half of the number of votes), a new ballot was opened, which terminated in the re.! turn of M. Sauzet by a ...

... THE 2IORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: THIURSDAY, JANUARY 30, 1845. We cannot but think that those who look to the decision of a University Convocation for the settle- ment of a controversy like that whielh now agitates the Church of England, form a very erroneous esti- mate both of the value of such a decision and of the strength of those obnoxious tenets which it is supposed to he capable of ...

... LOSS OF THE, ALABAMIAN. I in OPROM TntE NEW YORK SESL. It Captain Ray mond, of the Atalanta, fromt New Orleans, im- rprts that on %he 12th. of December, 1st. 3040, long. get- 74 W, ikdup the captain and crew and passengrers of wee the Alabamian, from Loeghorn for New York, Captain H. so) Hitchcock. When he left her in floe bloats, the morning of the the 12th, the wlater was up to the lower ...

... THE IORTNING CIIRONICLE. LONDON: TUESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1845. The Oxford controversy grows hotter as the (lay appointed for the meeting of the Convocation ap- proaches. Pamphlets upon the subject are coming out in such numbers as to try rather painfully one's power of perusal. The Tractarians dispute the ground resolutely, though evidently with a feeling that their cause is a losing one, and ...

... I THE AGRfCtYLTUEAL LABOURER. One of the most prominent subjects for contemplation in the present del is the condition of the peasantry in this country. A great deal has been said upon the ques- tion in the public journals; and possibly exaggeration has been at work, and individual cases of extreme hard- ship have been exhibited as a type of the whole. But making every allowance for this, we ...

... PO IL I TIC A L. ANTI-CORN-LAW LEAGUE. At Manchester, on Wednesday evening, an aggregate meeting of the members of the Anti-Corn-law League was held in the Free Trade Hall, for the purpose of hearing addresses from Mr Mark Philips, M.P., Mr Cobden, M.P., and Mr W. Brown, of Liverpool, the free-trade candidate at the South Lancashire election. Mr G. Wilson, the Chairman of the Leaguers, took ...

... MR O'CONNELL's REPLY TO ARCHBIS{HOP CROLLY.- In a letter to the Dublin Evening Post, Mr O'Connell says, addressing the most Rev. Dr Crolly, I freely avow that the document given by your Grace to the public is perfectly canonical: and even if my private opin on bad been otherwise, I would at once yield it to the authority with which that document is now clothed 1, however, never did intend to ...

... T H E- ?? I i rEARLIEST -EDITI0N.] SUNDAY, JANUARY 26, l845. The Anti.Corn.law League may be compared, in their endeavors to pervert the truth, to the Father of falsehoods when he entered Paradise, and was found Squat like a toad, close at the ear of Eve, Assaying by his devilish art to reach The organs of her fancy, and with them forge Illusions as he list phantasms and dreams. Him thus ...

... TR E D.IsTRESSED NEEDLEWO(MEN'S SOCIPTY.-.We are glad to aind the iostitution in Uathbone-place, for the relief of needlewaoten, is likely to be augmented. It has lately received the patronage of royalty, and the puchesS of Sutherland has signified her desire of having her name added to the list of lady 1atronresses. R;AI LWAY AiCCDENT. - On Wednesday last es' the 1ssseoger train ott the ...