... SRRTSOL AND GLOrcEsTrY,1. (BY EXPRESS.) BRISIOL, THURSDAY EV.EI'cN.-A special geuqral meeting of the shareholders of this company was held this afternoon, at the White Lion hotel, Bristol, for the purpose (f taking into consideration the union of the Birmingham and Gloucester, and Bristol and Gloucester railways, and to empower the directors to take chares in the proposed Plymouth and Felmouth ...

... 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 ...

... RAILWA YS. NSORTHC KENT. -- A eptbpg of the directors and shareholders o1 this coin- any was held yesterday in the Hall of Cormmerce, for the purpose of taking into eonsideratiou what proceedings should be adopted in eonsequenc-e of the rejection 01' thie line by the Board of Trade. This being the first ileettilig called in London for the pulpose of disputing tfhe de- clsinn of the board, its ...

... 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 ...

... Great part of the following appeared in a Second Edition of the .Momkiny Chronicle of yesterday:- LIVERPOOL, MONDAY NIoHT. Two arrivals from the United States have reached here to-day-the packet ship Ashburton, Captain Hudlestone, which sailed from New York on the 8th, and the Sea, Captain Edwards, which left the sanme city on the 10th. These arrivals bring intel- ligence eight days in ...

... DUBLIN, JAN. 28. [FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.J THE MISSION TO ROME. It is stated that the deputation to the Holy See is likely to consist of Lord Ffrench, Mr. John O'Connell, M.P., and the ibllowing' Roman Catholio ?? Rev. Dr. M'Hale, Archbishop of Tuans; Right Rev. Dr. Keating, Bisbol) of Ferns ; and Right Rev. Dr. Higgins, Bisiop of Ardagh. Of course, until sanctioned by a vote of the aggvegate ...

... LONDON: WVEDNESDA Y, JANUARY 20, 1843. n The following paragraph appears in the last 0 number of the Liveqpool Timies:- a The offer of our government to renew negotiations o or a commercial treaty with Brazil may be regarded as a A tolerably positive proof of twro things; first, that it is tabout to make fuirther alterations in the sugar duties ; and, second, that it is prepared to admit ...

... MIADRID, Jue. .0. [ritO.N1 ?? CORltRESPOID)1LNT.] Thel suniote rsilued its sitting~s to-day, ond the new con- Stitatioi, the sepa rate articles of which hat been carried last wreek, was read ibr the last time, and passed by 74 votes against 12. The dissentients were Senors Ruicano, llacedo, Del Rio, Conde de Santa Oluila, Peralta, Romo Gamboa, Charco, Yillasenor, Arce, Onis, Nocedal, Abad ...

... MR. WARD AT SIEFFIELD. ad, [ABRHIDGED FROMt THE SlTEFt'IELD 1,NDEPENflENT.] ndr oil Tuesday afternoon, 11. G. Ward, E~sq., M.P., ad- lu dressed a numerous, mecting ?? thle Town-hrall, according to ug tie eng'agement whbich he maude at the elcetion, to present , iiulselr ?? a-yea before his constituents, arid explain hie is conduct tothent. Tire lar Session-rooni illed. VOTirorirra Asline ...

... PORY/L;GAL. LISBON,,JAN. 22. [Fitom ?? coRIstSPONDET.J Thle choirge of the foreignr debt, calculating the ad- dii ionail half per cent, to which it is; now sulbject, Complarcid wcith the flunds ait thle disposal of the Junto of Public Credit, applicable to it, leaves a considerable deficit. 11With at view of duily habilitating' thatbodyito masintain the public elredit, a projiect of law is ...

... MADRID, JAN. 22. [PRON OUR CORRESPONDENT.] The following is the official despatch from General Vil- lalongal to the Minister of War, announcing the capture of Zurbano - Captaincy-General of Burgos. Excellent Sir-Confiding in the good fortune which I had in the last campaign of the Maestrasgo, in which I was able to put an end to fifteen astute Carlist chiefs, amongst whom some hadl carried ...

... TIlE FUR, THE FEATHBR, AND THE EGG QUESTION. TO T'ra EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. SIn- In handling' the above imoportant and national sub- jects, Mir. Berkeley's aliherents complain, and with same reason, that the crities of the press have suppressed many passages in his work of considerable beauty. 1, therefore, plopose, with your permission, to remedy these omissions, by extracting some ...