... ELECTION INTELLIGENCE' The following placard has been issued at Doncaster:- t TO TIMF rREE-TRADEfS OF LINCOLN, DEltl3Y, SHEF- FIELD, NOTTINGHAM, AND DONCAsTER. t Genthlmen-Can vou nlfford to give £],000 each to the Anti-Corn-Law League l'und--can you afford to give £500 .ech to that fulid-call you tifford to give £Q;0 each ? You siiy you cannot. Now, I will tell you what mtost of you can ...

... JIAJIBUR(-JAN. 27. [rnoaa oric coltttn.?ec.Nflt?NT.] Tb peru-al of the Queen's speech, tmd the dc-b ?? in Palimo ni of tbc 221 inst., have ereacd inlett-e itit..r. et in II ambtar?, cool till elosec - ore on lb.. qtt; vie. fir furihe inceiiigenc'e. The speech attil s'ttletice of Sir Itoh. rt I'ee I nee ci eta inly very uxuch ad itt ir? ii, 0011 ?? to bi' condo -ice as far as nr0u ott-nt eec ...

... A V'OICE FR'OJL 11-A T'JIL(O. IiioSqtrai.d bV 1 II ii1il 103'y, by Si'ert'e(lt. IT:)jor' E, wir'riiN, hilt' 7th IIlussarsi, gulide lit Solciit $t .le;ii. I vil. 8Vo. .1111iSiClF, I8$1.5 '1'lle iliatihor of' tile 1iiiprutentlig, lihil' volillii bllcre w4 It prlinvlilm:l * llile} to tile fiield of)bt' e1.. 'I'lli il*,:ty Ile is JvkI i(iialiticd to performni fro his initimitet kniowii'i'gie of ...

... - ;1? I?. P'A]I, ?? (-'O?\L-LAIVS. r itobert Peel will propose N changne In the exis-tir ta;tu:t a wld jiode of calculatitg the protective duties ei diw 11potitOt of foreign wihetit to this extent 'j !i 11 (nldie preattnt maxatimn duty of ?? wien the t. I ( price of Engtlish wlieat is unider 51;s. per qu(lrter, ?? defretive in its wvorkingh throug-h thie vaist ?? and varisblenessit the ...

... | lFilA 1 AG1eIJJCUL'I UU.,4L lPlio7'LC I T7IO,0' SOCIETY. W'ALTHIAM, NVEDNESDA1, JAN. 7.-A nieetlitil of' tle Ullhivt-iiniedet assoc-iation~ iveas fielid this~ day iii thli Agresul- turi'll lfl1, Walthaui1, f,6r tile plirpo~e 01 expcl''sigi thiir LI ]I I t ILAregj(etilp t le ou rt-nplaited vilsage Ill tilt corn-law s. Thew Dulike of liiil,tind, tiel pri sideit otft tie socliety, Wias e.K ?? ...

... I l'orning CGlronidce Office, HIalf-past Five. I t We have received the Paris papers of Tuesday by f our ordinary express. I Neither of the Chambers have yet hall a p1ull;' tdehbate, but in the comnmitee of the Chamber of De a puies appointed to draw up the Address in answer l to the Speech from the Throne, discussions have i taken place which give some clue to the course I to be taken by the ...

... LI'TT7'EIS and DES'AXTC,'IJFl'gS if' M21ARL. ?? 1d02 to i712. Edited by General the Right llon. Sir ;. MURRAY. VYol. 4 and 5. rx ?? 1- -S- ?? [Murray. The fame of Marlborough was beginning to fade before more recent and well remembered glo- ries, when, by a fortunate accident, these lost title- ?? of his inheritance of renown were discovered amidst the forgotten lumber of obsolete muniments. ...

... lIRELA ND. DUBINLL Di..( 30. Mr FR(OM OUR COiRiiiSl'ONDiNT.] Chhslc1orecre ot.1, es pse1ark, liss. oill- iltian-ild filL electors of Lou th, deplaute' his inteintion to offer e-hl~l s a candidate for thatvin esay ?? thle next gieneriil election, as9 successor ofti' c I. I i. 1)jwsoe, WI;o tI t start for tile county of' Monigliiiu. Mir. FortesCiue is a Lii iral, aidi is- brother to Mr. Thomas ...

... DUBLIN, JANU'ARY 5. S POTATO DISEA13-GOVEttNMENT 1NQlIRY. Tite Governnient CommissionerUs hoveC issued aI nlew set oft quctriuce, fi-ro whichl one of tlie prilitclidqusincotne fa an the% first list has been excludevd. Tb is query was to thet m( vllect ?? What meas~ures would You suip'gest as remnedies f'or thle distr0ss,! 'ilTe Janser ?? in at vasit nulndu r ef ases iass- tiia ol thet Union ...

... THE 31ORlVING CHIROICJLE. LO N D ON: FRIDAY, JANUARY 1, 1840. We received last night, by express from Liver- pool, letters and papers from the United States to the 1stinstant, brought by the Acadia. The intelligence, Which will be found fully detailed in another part of our paper, is of a very important character. Bills have been introduced into both Houses of Congress, emanating from the ...

... AFOJ?,,VI.A'G CWRWICLE. .. ( N ) N: -11 0,YD Y> ?? JAl NUA | 5t1'^t, 1846;, For m re thau half' a century past, *O lKSHIRE has exvreised an extraor(liniary ascendancy in our parnininine ary ain(] political systen. The politics of tihik cwnitv have iossescedl a chlaracter of rtiltiiil ; inil 11tal 'e.s Its electorld contest have been vatea!lcd iv ith t n prol undest intm-st by tihe whole 0:1in ...

... Tlii1 FlrENCH E11HASSY.-lVe understand that his l:x- eellenry the French atibiissador, Count du St. Aulaire, hias beeni detainjed in Paris considerably longer than was origi- mnlly expected, his Excellency's detention arising from ti,,,ily matters, or the noble count and the Marquiis St. Aulaire nwould have returned to tbis country at least a month ba:k. The ambassador, accompanied by the ...