... THE P.A. -I fEARLY EDITION.] SUNDAY, JANUARY 5, 1845. The cause of the Poor, to use a Commercial phrase, is looking up. Among the many benevolent plans which the year 1844 has introduced for their benefit, are the im- provement of their condition in the Mines and Factories, the shortening of their hours of toil, the establishment of Baths and Wash-houses, and, lastly, the association which ...

... CENERAL CONFERENCE OF THE LICENSED| VICTUALLERS OF ENGLAND- The first meeting of the representatives constituting the Con. ference of the Licensed Victuallers throughout England, took place at the house of Mr. Hardy, the sign of the Maypole, LDug-row, Nottingham, an Tuesday last, and was attended more numerously than could possibly have been anticipated. At two oclock business commenced, by ...

... RAILWA YS. KIENTtISH LINES. ABRItlGED FROM THE KBETISot 1NDIIPHNDLNT.3 On VlWadnesday last a meetiung was held at Farnintighant, eonsisting ?? the principal landowuers, to organise a11 op- POsittlr. to the newly projected line's throughoult the dis- frict. The notice coiling' the meeting watt signed by Lord Bexley, ilon. Col. St-ttftrd. Sir P. H.. Dyke, Mr. S. St. J. Milidnay, M.P., Rev. 3. ...

... TO THE EDITOR OP THE MORNING CHRONICLE. DEAR SIR-I very much regret to inform you that the ship Royal Albert, 872 tons register, bound from Liverpool to Ichiboo, struck on Blackwater Bank, at an early hour on Sunday moning last. The captain and crew, finding her making water very fast and expecting her every moment to go down, left her. She was soon after boarded by the Coast Guards and a ...

... WINDSOR, SUNDAY. Yesterday the Queen and ?? Albert walked for soms time in the grounds adjacent to the Castle in the forenoon. On the return of the royal party his Royal Highness went to shoot at Cranbourne, attended by Mr. Anson and Co- tinel Bouvorie. Her Majesty, attended by the Countess of Charlemont, rode out in a pony phaeton yesterday morning, Major. General Wemyss attending on ...

... LIVERPOOL ANTI-MONOPOLY ASSO- CIA TION. [FROM THE LIVERPOOL TOMES OF YESTERDAY.] . The third aunual aggregate meeting of the members and e friends of the Liverpool Anti-Monopoly Association was held lost night In the Music Hall, when, notwithstanding if the absence of any exciting temporary subject, or of any h of the leading advocates of free trade from ary other part Y of the country, the ...

... R J DUBLIN, JAN. 19. [PROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.] REQUESTS ACT-THE ROMAN CATHOLIC CLERGY. The following letter, addressed to the Belfast Vindicator Y hy the Reverend D. Curoe, parish priest of Randalstown, ir Is well deserving of attention at the present moment, as it g exhibits the extreme hostility of the laity in the northern g province to the Charitable Bequests Act, and to any Coll- .0 ...

... THE OREGON]V QUESTION. 7The Hitorsy of Oreqon. and-. Clifoia, and the other teritories on the Nort h- e-i t Cocae-Of Norirtoiferica , e 5c. By ROBERT GREEWNHeW, trana and librarian to the Department of State of the United States, &C. [London : John Murray, Albsmarlestreet. The Discovcry qf the isiSfssippi, anu4 the South western, Oregon, ?? Bou undires of the United States, d c. By T HoMA S ...

... WINDSOR, FmInAY. The QuseeR and Prince Albert walked for aome time this morning in the pleasure grounds and the Home-park. Their Royal Higbnesses the Princi (,f Wale', Priaes Alfred, the Princesg Royal, and the Prineess Alice, were taken to-day for pony and other exereise. This evening her Majeoty and her illustrious Consort took equestrian exercise in the nding Fchool, attended by Major ...

... LEGAL CEANGES. 0D1TOR olF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. 1T I ...

... WELSH 'URNPIKES. j~h IGH ?? HN. sltr JAMBS ORAIIAM, HART., 511- ?? O(F STATE FOR TRlL HOME DEP1ARTMENT. SIR-T ft- PprIoval Of myl letter' to you by macny persons li ottt rI itaintl respect, leiids ruet again to ad.- ,~ ?? upn d ~o~I-t oftine Liangerrig' trusts, in the 011tllt ut iladriur, aild the( t'onfitjcitioii of Xi20 per cenit., or ~ ij Ofi the pubbi' ilebt Of that trust, by tile ...

... Don't your Joint-Stock Banks want Giniral Jackson here, tbat's all; he would'nt be President here above five minutes before he send down a message. Says he to me, in a confi. dential dispatch, Sam, do you think I'd stand those Banks borrowin, borrowin, borrowin as they do to all etarnity; those Britisbers don't seem to know that borrowin deposits at interest is the same as borrowin money at ...