... 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; ...

... 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 ...

... REDUCTION OF THUE DUTY ON TEA. NOTTINGHIAM, ITEIDNErfDAY.-Y5eterdoy there was it .nceetinx of the council of Lhis beorougih, nt wie'clil t nOSi;O was moiade to inemorialize the goverinment iu facvour ot a reduction of the duty on tea.t Ill r. W. PICELINT, merchant, who has ptub'lshe'dl nlumerotcc statistical 9tatecinentS conected witl varcous brooches) ot trade, add ressed the couucil ?? great ...

... MADRID, Dac. 7. LPROM OUR CORRESPONDP.NtT.] After the election of the Mesas yesterday, the polling commenced, and continued till four p.m., and the following is the result up tothattime,takenfromtheoflicialreturns:- Districts. 51oderado candidates. Progressisfacandidates. io .. ?? 147 Marq. del Socorro .141 Maravillas M. de la Resa ..111 Gen. San Miguel ..194 Barquillo* ?? 147 Cortina ?? 124 ...

... The following circular ?? been issued by the Poor- law Commissioners to Marylebone and other metropolitan boards of guardians, relative to the administration of out- door relief to the poor:- Poor- law Commission Offiep, Somerset-house, Dec. 8, 1846. Sir -The attention of the Poor-law Commissioners has been directed to certain cases in which it is alleged that reliet has been wholly refused, ...

... - ?? - -- ?? ?? - - -- llwl?illg ?? ollicc, lla?f-)m4 - I 1P 0 R T Ui C-i l. 1,1~B(QN, DIec. 10. I'ROMI OUR k'OIIRitSPON DEtNT.~ The ?? that wi tl ?? by ?? Tlxgus or tue dtli iivstant oI tihe occupationi et coh ubra by tu (, oveinme n t fbi'ce.; tint i o Col onel 4,,jjpa and Ida~joi'r Jao hitui leent , has llto o~l h Ii xwao studenl avtn d contidoi tlyv sprea:.!, and wiiti so in any ...

... PROPOSED REMOVAL OF WEST- MINSTER BRIDGE. A very numerons public neeting of ownersof property and inbabitantsof Lumbeth,Westminster,,and otherplacesin the vicinity of Westminster Bridge, was held last night at the New tin, Bridgre-road, Lambeth, for the purpose of adopt- ing measures with a view to watching the project for the erection of a new bridge at Charing-cross, and opposing, if ...

... TITl MOB2VLGAY (Il'tONI( ]LE. LONDON: FRIDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1846. AVc really are not able to discover, in what is put fbrtlh by thc Liberal friends of Lord LINCOLN at Alancliester, any justification of the course they have taken in inviting that noble lord to contest the reprcsentation of the borough. The 11anchester Guardian of' Wednesday has a couple of articles on the subiject, but they ...

... SHIPWRECK of the NEW YORK and BOST01ON STEAMER ATLANTIC. FORTY LIVES LOST. We extract the sad detail of thle total loss of one of tire noblest steamers in the United States, from at New York d paper, received by th~' Acadia. The disaster occurred or' be the 12CGth nilt., thle day the Great Western left New York for s Liverpool, mnd whirli vessel herself felt tho storm 50 severely f that she ...

... AMERICAN A FFA IRS. NEW YORK, Nov. 26. As the Acadia, which leaves Boston December 1, vill probably arrive in England two days after the Great Western, and bring you my usual mincella- neous letter, I simply make up (to go by the Great Western) a brief summary of the Mexican news of the last ten days. It appears in such quantities, and in such loose and scattered shapes in the news- papers, ...

... I I h Apublic meeting of the subscribers and friends of the e Fi4l4h-bin HoggRed School, West Smithileld, was hell at 11 half-past five o'clock yesterday afternoon, at the Theatre n of the Mechanics Institute, Ssutil:rmpton-buildings, Chan- e eery-lane. The meeting was rimrdierously attended. 1t Lord AS1lLFY took the choir, and addressed the meeting e t some length Ile stilted that the ...