... MISCELLANE 3US, Lord apa'sffrigfrom a storeor attach ot' gtinhis rnihi foot, tud i s ounable to nova withisctlb tegsistssnce GE crutches. Lord Ellenborough has stob.sribed £100o ?? A~ publie monusnult tus thse late' S'ir sIl. Nest, at Carsoarthen. It is ?? that the Prificeso Royat has boon inade to 1oom11 prehesol the digssily of her Position. VTho Btutaltisem she iomelialet assstrsea vohen in ...

... I THE debate of Monday night, on Mr. C. BUL- h LER'S resolution, had too little of a practical ten- dency to be worth much attention. Mr. BULLER y frittered his speech away in unimportant details d and little efforts atjocularity. Sir R. PLELmade i,a successful rejoinder, but dealt o much in ge- t neralities. He shewed that tif ome tax was t necessary, and had given oppoa V ; for useful e ...

... Notwithstanding the numerous changes which have taken place in the weather of this month, it has proved, on the whole, very seasonable. The absence of snow, to which we alluded in our last report, has not been expe- rienced since our last, for a most abundant quantity has fallen in every part of England, and which has unques- tionably been productive of a great amount of benefit, not only to ...

... ILATEST , IFNTELI..IGE-NCE. I LONDON, THURSDAY MO3RNING. The Paris papers of Tuesday are chiefly oeupied with the proposed conversion of tie Five per Cents. into Four-and-a-Half per Cents. Tue pledge of thc Alinistor to propose next session a measnrehaving. that object, occupied with M. Muret de Bord's intimaticn of.his intention to take the initiative in the matter, has occasioned a ...

... Ani adjourned quarterly meeting of this body was held lin on Monday last, in the Council Chatsher, at the Court Mouse. we, DxavRNTx, Lot-moN, Lsq. (tile 'Mayor), in the chair. top Tile Plrtncipai busisess of tise day swas the alteration of the chlarges ti' previously proposeil for interitents in tse new Leels anod ituoslet idir Burial Grounds. The new regulations adlopted by the meeting WO ...

... 3AtibirbM 1-1-11 ?? -- ?? ?? CONINGSBY; or, THE NEW GENERATION. By B. DISRAELI, Esq., M.P.-London: Colburn, Great Marlborough-street. (Continued fro thfie Northern Star of Ofarc/s 8.) SIDONIA AND CONINGSBY-1tEBSEW ASCENDANCY. Since your society has become agitated in England, and powerful combinations menace your institutions, you find the once loyal Hebrew invariably arrayed in the same ...

... (EWartiot *ntttleit ure LONDON. MEiTROPOLITAN DISTRICT COUNCIL, Turnagain.lane, March Oth; Mr. IHcath in the ?? se- veral reports had been delivered in relative to the forthcoming. Cllartist Convention, the case of Mr. Lewellyn was again brought before the Council. Mr. I T. M. Wheeler read a letter he had received from Merthyr on the subject. Afterconsiderable discussion the question was ...

... fortip intelTiarlirt. FRANCE. Tnz SEcarT SXRVzcji FunD.-The debate in the Chamber of Peers upon the Secret Service Fund Bill terminated on Friday evening, and upon the question to the vote there appeared- oregrant.. . . 111 Against it ?? . ?? 44 Majority for Ministers. The debate was more protracted and more animated than is usual with that grave assembly. The third daros debate turned ...

... Rgrirulture imb 3tortirulturr. FIELD-GARDEN OPERATIONS For the Ifeek eommecning HModay, April 1st, 1844. [Extracted from a DIARY of Actual Operatioes on five small farms on the estates of Mrs. Davies Gilbert, near Eastbourne, in Sussex; and on several model farms on the estates of the Earl of Dartmouth at Slaitlviwaite, in Yorkshire, Published by Mr. Nowell of Faxnley 'ryns, near Hudderafield, ...

... TH& TENURE OF LAND IN IRELAND. LORD DEVO'S, COMMISSION. REPORT i a] iqf Commissioners appointed to inquire into the stats in % dir law~ and practice in respect to the occupation Of nto 'ydt~i l'~eand nd in respect also to the burdens of -'nty cesg and otber charges which fall respectively on the en landlordland occupying tenant. and to report as to amend- a *meuett, fAuY, of the existing laws ...

... SINGULAR CHARGES AGAINST CUSTOMI I -- - HOUSE OFFICERS, Much anxiety was manifested, on Saturday, to bear the result of son e charges of a singular nature, brought against two respectable young men, officers of her Majesty's customs, and the police court was, in consequence, much crowded. The magistrates present were the Manyon and Alderman TiohtrsuN, In each of the cases MDr. EArNsHAW ...

... (To the Editor of the Mforning Chronicle.) Sva,-In addressing to you a few remarks upon the ex. planations given by Lord Aberdeen on the 27th, in answer to a question put by Lord Beaumont, I feel all the disad. vantages of my position. I stand here, a foreigner, per. sonally unknown, proscribed, not by, but from my native Country, in the suspicious character of an agitator, in. sisting on all ...