... LORD MAIDSTONE and CROCKFORD,3, Lord Maidatone has addressed the following letter to th, Editor of the Times:- As to our suit, Mr. Bicknell says the jury did not de liberate ten minutes on their verdict; whatever right we might have on our side, it is pretty clear we had no ?? The f'night of Goynane, chap. 48. . Sir-Bullying Is the besetting sin of many of our public prints, more ...

... DISTRInu TION 01 TI1E MEDITERRANEAN SQUADRON. -At Lisbon, the Hlibernia, 104, bearing the flag of Vice- Admiral Sir William Parker, Bart., the commander-in-chief. At Gibraltar, the Virago and Phoenix war steamers. At Malta, the Ceylon, 12, receiving ship, bearing the flag of Rear Admiral Sir Lucius Curtis, <rt., sucond in command, mnd superintendentof Maltadockyard; Amnazon,26; Siren,, 16; ...

... ChRISTMAS DAY in the WORKJHOUSEiS. Tiss foiirtgrprt will be found to detail siuccinctly the tresttintu tepoor, both old and young, in the mei - trpuioiadsubur-ban workhouses on the present Chrisiit- rmis-day 'The~ etire nutmber of'poor in each wverklouse sinsiis peclle, nd compared with the retunrs of the sr.aiotin i~yod of last year, whilst at eareful summary at' ie nvrii ?? (as the case ...

... AkthA MIN NG l) lE J'st SER i: --f l cl ' terr3av , niornii;og the metropolis weie v;6t.,d hy the) out_ br. ak of two extn 1l~ e fi reI, whiih Wlre rtot * xtil 2ui'hed n , ' viti t uraoot of valuable ?? was c Ouiunjed 'Thd fit -t outbrea It took placeit at ?? o'Clok, upon t IIhe pre '111i2e in) the oc'upittion of Mr. ?? d M.1 10 2lr. fIfat, i.fiild : cijeli t llnak, s 2nd u1pholt0vrer., ...

... TIHE GUREAT' BRIT7'AIN. ?? Whatever may be the ultirnite lare of the Great Britain it is evident thu I t the: narrative of' fher last brief trip and its disastrous te rm ila tion, uit tier jeopardiisedi positioni amongst rocks Bud slaitls, bffi'elteI by rthe t.inlptet, and heaved, mid strained, and shaiken, by the billows; of tho many abortive aitiempft, anfl5 the niumerous suggestions aind ...

... LONDON: TUESDA Y, DECEMBER 8, 1840. In a letter to the land(d proprietors of Ireland, which. we extracted in Mond aper, Mr. SMITIf O'BnIiEx has at length entered at large upon the subject of waste lands and peasant proprietors. We are glad to be able to say that his opinions and propositions on the subject arc just and rntional, and we congratulate the good cause on having ac- quired, in his ...

... RA lL1IVA1S. RA~WAYZJ1ABELIST voit TUFS AY. Dre. S AlirmilI 'll dite], Ailnroi lll 4. 1, 4il.4' Il lhmONO :Ll ?? 1`1 i Ii firi l tr i I i ill7. flu. kzi Juon~ (111 ' 33 ?? I'i EIf tr . . .iil 6 f' ii l it I ' Dc ?? ?? .f.i. ?? il.. ?? 'huh 1.11 , i ha 27 ,1I, fhill ti do -, j}.Y im I l W l l ld4 t1.m NT ii ' ilI I il i luli I i pil Di.lt 1:.4I n 3d uio.Iii I I ;: . ?? . .I I 4L -W Do , 1 I- ...

... TIHE MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: WEDNVESDA Y, DECE1MBER 2, 184G. Our paper of' Monday contained a set of resolu- tions by thc guardians of Kilrush Ulnion, in which the Government is urged to devise and carry into ?? some plan of' extensive enigration, as a remedy tor Irisit evils. Kilrush is in the county of' Clare, in which one-third of the adlult muale population is receiving pauper allowance ...

... FATAL ACCIDENTS WITHI FIRE ARIS | Ott Wednesday last an inquest was held at the Red Lion inn, tGnrston, before J. Ileyes, Esq., coroner, to investigate the circutustances connected with the death of a boy named 0 John Coleclough, who was ]killed by the accidental dis- chalrge of a grun. Tbe d(ceased resided in Garston with his 0 mother, who is a widow, and was well-known in the neigh- ...

... EXPRESS FROM11 PA RIS. -4- Tlle, followinig appeared in the greater part of' our yesterday's inluprision We h ave received thle li'iris papers of' SatitrdtlNv together WAith Ii letter fromi our corrrlsponidu nt, of tl hicel the f,1olvlow i ise j., a extriact (coun t 'Mol arriv'ed fit) 1a;ics t ij. m nornilug ironil lii c. Chlatia Cii t Champ llput reu x. H1is i ntentiioni ills to P bave ...

... THE MORNING CHRONTICLE. n LO ND ON: e THURSDA.4Y, DECEMBiEII 10, 1S46. e 1\. GuTzoT has at length complete(d the composi- 8 tion of his lecture upon the suppression of the in- dependence of Cracow, and copies of it have just been presented to the Cabiinet; of Vienna, St, Ietersburg. and Berlin. Very contradictory accounts are giren iby the French newspapers of the character of this disquisi- ...

... 1 Sir-I am obliged to you for the ackuowledgoteut in your Saturday's impression that I appeal to reason only In my advocacy of an improved Irish poor-low. I am con- Scions that I might enlist the Strongest feelings of huma-t nity and religion in the cause; but I purposely abstain from doing so. I believe the argumente in its favour to be so sound, so overwhelming, that I submit it readily to ...