... IMPERIIAL PARLIAMENT HOUSE OF LORDS-MONDAY. The Marquess of ANGLESEA presented three petitions from congregations of Methodists in Wales against the loased grant to olynooth. The noble marquess stated f1hto he diflfercd entir~ly from thle petitioners, and when the measure came before that house, it should have his most crdease ges from the Commons brought up the Public Thse BishopoBf LONnDON ...

... IAYS. .~g~cS AM 1IERWH'ts DISTRICT. rF, E-NE ?? I chofnia 11r. T1. D). Ho w o1vpr Hertford; Dr. - .. ~ ~ ?? the corn- 0Il eedene i fsoa ofthe~~ Wcastle and 'dork' werled ofthe atmospheric liE il ~l 05 leaagethe weak points, V. ?? lrl~lftb~ridtft~rCV went to show so~lu ato on the VatIosphric principle, fiat It ocas bas Ii p ed ould cntasitly vary adei sesgetror less. From i1ll83 ifonjidtilnt ...

... PI? OTECTMON THE BA NE OF AGRiCUL- TURE.-PROOF NO. 1l'. Some farmers have petitioned to be relieved from the income tax. Some landlords propose that whatever taxes are to be remitted, the taxes which farmers pay should be first thought of. Farmers and landlords alike eir out about their burdens. But the farmers pay a tax amounting to more than twice the sum of the whole Income and property-tax ...

... lIAS MA.JES7 VS VISIT 70 TO RLAND. [FROM T1TE COURT CIRCULAR.] The Queen heldI a court yesterday afternoon at Blecleilleg- humi Palace, fhr the reception of all address on the throne from the Corporation ofthe city of Dublin. The Lord Mayor ?? arrived at thepalace soonrfter two o'clock, aecompanised by the deputation from the corpora- tion, and attended by the Rev. Ralph Sadleir, his chaplain, ...

... SPAI N. MADRID, JrNE 5. [pRon ouit. CoIURESPONDENT.l The 11eraldo published this morning the documents% rela- tive to the abdication of Don Carlos, and the manifesto issued by his son on the occasion, and which have reached Madrid in a supplement of the Pliare des Pyr6necs. The evening papers republish these documents. The subject ?? already been talked of here for some days past, and if wve ...

... THE c TAMiTY A T' EE ER, (FROM TltEWMANxS BEXSTER FLYING POST.] ?? outline of this has before appeared lin the Chrilnicle.] On Monday last, about noon, en accident more appallingr in its nature, and wve think more MItnilc n ctsconseduences than a somlewhat si4milar accident Ahicheoccurreds onf years since, in Rach-stret beelsvrli the cinmtes of ihe Female Penitentisr Hloa-tet in this cty. ?? ...

... WINGER WORTR FARMERS' CLUB. FIRST ANNUAL MEETING. rABRIDGED FROM THE DERBY REPORTER.1 On uesday last the first annual meeting of this flourish- jag Club was held at the house of Mr. Turner, Nag's Head, Wiogerworth, near Chesterfield. At the appointed hour, a large party of members and friends Eat down to a dinner comprising the usual deli- cacies of the season, and which was served up in a man ...

... 1rM1)RISO.NlMENTFOleDEBI'-LETTEIVII. I Soon after the publication of the Commissioners' Report, in 1832, a bill to abolish irilprisonment, for debt, except ill cases of actual fraud, was submuitted to Parliament by Sir John Campbell, by whom the princil)le.5 ot the Iawvo.vhich, during thelast century, had~l egaiml and arin been examined, were labo- riousily and ponejully stated. The bill was ...

... 21HE AORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: AfONDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1846. The interesting question, What will Sir RorsBRT PEEL do? seems still as much a mystery as ever. Too many cooks spoil the broth; in the multitude of counsellors there is not always wisdom; and the plurality of ministerial or quasi-ministerial organs only complicates the existing perplexity as to the Ministerial intentions. With the ...

... THE POTATO FAAIfNE I'V MHE SOUTR I OF ENGLAND. i [FROM yOUR CORRESPONDEXT.) ATURO INr STER, NEWTON, DOnSETSHIRE, Nov. 24.-I wrote my last letter from Blandf'ord, and l the last statement in it was that of Thomas Bright, a labourer in the employment of Mr. Lock, of the Crown llotel, who farms 400 acres of arable land. Since then I have gone over Mr. Lock's farmi, guided by himself, and have ...

... 7W.E MORNING CHRONICLE. L ONDON: WVEDNESDAY, NOV VEABER 26, 1815. We never laid a public document before the wor]a N~itI a livelier satisfaction than that which we feel this day, in pi inting Lord JOxN IIUSSELL'S a(idl-ess to his constituents, the electors rf the city of London, end through then to the people of the IJnited KingdomD. Coming from a statesman whose moderation of opinion, ...

... THE HAGUE, OCT. 30.-The Bulletin of the :Lais pub- liahes in its last number a royal ordinance, fixing at 2,800,000 florins the capital assigned for the repayment Of 14 new series of bonds, bearing interest at 4J per cent., chargeable to the late Syndicate. The Stoats Courant contains a royal message, with a D project of law and explanatory memorial, relative to the excise on sugar (to be ...