... | 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 ...

... 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 ...

... THE CHURCHJ IN DANGER. Mr. Put'cii-I am one of the persons who take the twopences tit the door of St. Paul's. I might, I know, have made common cause with the Whispering Grllery, the Ball and Cross, the Library, and the Vaults; but I choose to write by myself, representing as I do the body of the church. I stand upon my own individual twopence! W1\ell, sir, I have read in the Stanrdar'd (and ...

... OUR CARPET BAO. EATING ONICs DEEDS.-The fact is melancholy,but true, that the reason Why the jelly of the professional -pastry-cook excel. in firmness that of the private artiste, is by virtue of its stiffening powers being an extract of old parchment. Credat Judous wont do; to each six-penny worth of paid for jelly there is a full penny worth of parchment. In the discussion of the subject the ...

... 1' TF ?? '7'17 ?? i .11E ] XLY7-1IL'. I IIit~ i 'ftJiolA Ito i.Yes te d ?? 110011,a liili 11W ' ti'efIO ainiiit'iv I-., filrm'ieo;, a LI ll Lop fit'thit'ali O1 tile ?? Ofi DIIInri'ii (coliieledii 1) tilt, lucifl p tiectioll t.ilt ivi~i i Iod pon~ t latfot ?? i' : larg leiatn ' 01 t iii ('01013 gent ry, Iilop :il U I I I Ill I ti : IIitzieI I 'lII! i I I l I' t I i 1e IL It ii . The L I, 111rt1 ...

... 'l hE LATE IA;7VY (am L' S.-7'JI LOST .STL';'ySS GAy l),l I T B F -wi thbe lartictilars relative to this Vessel with whic l we : '2e 1ok i t14vu seed by Mv. Da)vidson, tile consiglce, it 2 . 1::Ii i she li t Hatvre oil thi l1 ti lit., il the even- :1., . ir lttl(' erat Ute timie was ratlivr moderate, but i t!: et'tie~loon of tie followinjg day the ?? commenced. S ict that date nothiniig ...

... I T TEN HOURS' BILD. death of Lord Whartnliffe, and the consoquent ion of the Honourablo John Stuart Wortley, M.P., House of Pears, having created a vacancy in the eillatiou of the West Riding, the Central Short Committee of Yorkshire resolved that the ten 'jouestion should be promptly brought before such -re or candidates as might offer themselves, and he secretary should solicit an interview ...

... NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL AND FLAXI l21PRO VEMENT SOCIETY. The annual meeting of the Ipswich nend East Suffolk Branch of the above Society, in connection with the show of roots by the Ipswich and AShbockiiua Farmers' Club, was held at Ipswich on AMonday last, at the Golden Lion Ion. Asma~llparty of gentlemenl after the exhibition, which w Ias a good one, though smnil, Sat down to dinner, R. N. ...

... The following appeared in a Second Edition of the Jfornbgq COronicle of yesterday:- LIVERIPOOLa, TUSDAY EvENING.-BYy the ar- i.val of the packet ship New York, Captain Crop. per, from the port after which she is named, we have ieceived papers of the 16th and 17th ult. inclusive. 'IThe Washington correspondent of the C )lutier' and E'nquirer has the following letter relative to the renewal of ...

... ELECTION oy BFNclcrRs.-The foliowing document upon the subject of the election of Benchers in the Inner Temple has been sent to us for publication:- [The barristers of tile Inner Temple, whose names are subscribed to this memorial, beg leave to submit it for con- sideration of the other barristers of the society.] TO TIlE BENCIHERS OF THlE HONOURABLE SOCIETY OF THlE The undersigned ...

... FLEC7' ION 1?UMf OURS. QUEEN'S CoUN TY.-It Is saiid that Sir Charles Coote will retire from publi life upon the dissolution of the present Parliament; and that the Honourable Mr. Wellesley will be brought forward on the Tory side as a candidate for Queen 'scounty. Mr. Wellesley is the eldest son of Lord Mornington, being the same young gentleman to whom the notable parental instructions were ...