... THE MORNINYG CHRONICLE. LON 1) ON: TUESDAY, JANUARY 25, 1848. Our readers, we fear, will hardly thank us for mnaking them participators in the penance which the Earl of' SnREwSnuRY has brought on himself. Although we have so far consulted the average powers of human endurance as to give the TUAMI Billingsgate by instalments, we are apprehensive that even the most patient of our friends may ...

... '1 Dr. HAMPDEN is now Bishop of -IEREFORD; and likely, to all appearance, to remain so; but whatever t, unscrupulous spite could or can devise to oppose that i' elevation, has been and will be attempted; throughl a - every inch of his course, Puseyite malignity has f 37 followed this unfortunate gentleman; it has assailed dehim while he was mounting the steps of the Episcopal a t Throne; and ...

... Ti'PFRaAny.-On Christmas eve the mountain ranger to thle AMarquis of Watterford was fired at and wounded in thle legs b~y at gang of live slieepstealt ra, whom lie surprised at tileir avoc tion. Three hiave been aieated. KILLING AND STEALING SlIElil'.-Tllis offence is fearfully increasing throttgltoit the King's C otuty. Frorntall parts of' tu ((jr W(,t daily receive rrcountis of llumnerons ...

... ,IR. COBDEN AND THE GLOBE. Thle followring letter from Mr. COBIDEN, in reply to liest LU ;illvitatioa from Mr. STURGLE to attend a public fralal g in Birmingham, ulplan the subject of the mise Itatiolial defenuces, ill be read with much interest at Sit thle preseut moment - ei * Pencarrow, near Bodmin, Jan. 12, 1S4S. reei ify clear Sturge,-I bave your favour inclosinlg a copy of gives 5 re ...

... LsvIaRPooL, FaIlDAY EVENING. The markets have been rather more active ducing the last few days, though we cannot say that there is any decided im- provement. The Cotton Market lis been variable, The intelligence by the Hflerizia on Sunday, to the effect that the growers in the United States were inclined to hold back the produce rather than submit to the present low prices, and thae the ...

... Applications by lattler respectiml advert iscmiesnlsaietsbe post paid C or thpe0 ii'illuiot be receivedt. Application., directed to be inaze at tin' printer's inust br personal: in such eases, no w'ritten corn. mizsications eon be attended to. Personal inquiries cannot be P aus'rered,whell the adet,li's is to be by titer. t 17ANTED ToPBSiitaltiall FREE- Hi I'ROPE,1' e V o Good COTTAGES i Apply ...

... NEW SERIES.-No. VII. SAMUEL WILBEnFOnCE, Bishop of Oxford, has cer- tainly not improved his reputation by the sort of .Jed- burgh justice which he administered to Dr. HAMPDEN ;' and the termination of the contest has been a heavy blow and great discouragement to the Tractarian party. Continental observers of English politics think that Lord JOHNc RUSSELL has made a groat mistake in doing ...

... LONDON, JAN. 27. The King of the French has resumed his receptions. 'On Monday evening last his saloon was crowded with visitors; nearly all the Ambassadors and their ladies, and the Ministers and their ladies, were present. The ]iiig appeared to be in good health, and said that he was well to several of his visitors, but added, that his affliction at the loss of his sister had rendered ...

... BUKII] NGIIAAM, JAN. 13. f1 ft L -1 BALL.-On the 4th inst. the members of the Loyal Grenville Lodge of Odd Fellows, of itle Mlanchester Unity, held their an- nual ball at the Swan and Castle Inn. A very agreeable meeting took plaee- About 15U persons were present. The Buckinghamshire Railway Directors and the Directors of the London and North-Westerta Railway have, we believe, come to an ...

... g o . MONDAY, JANUARY 24, 1848. From tle Ti;,:,es of Saturday lst h We referoe~ thids morning to the eiectron at Ville al yraecies (by Qm) of the Legitimist candidate by a ma- C xor iis votse over his M1inisterial competitor. Al- n w * it i wn that he received the support of the ibegra prtY. citis giving to him the suffrages of all w C p H success was deemed an event of con- erabte inporvrlcO. ...

... THE BISHOPRIC OF H4EREFORD. t I ?? 7[rri n -rh ro4i;To; i- , ' ` it (Frbrn f/ie Morning Chionicle.) 3f The exfraordinary importance of ithe ecclesiastical and constitutional question now nnder discussion ia Lt the Court of Oueen's Bench will doubtless command a )f far larger amount of non-professional attention to the course of the argumnent than is commonly bestowed oat L- an apparently ...

... ritnctroler. SATURDAY, JANUARY 29, 1848. SPRING CIRCUITS OF THE JUDGES, 1848. HoMn-The Right Hon. Lord Denman and Mr. Justice Coleridge. MIDLAnR -The Right Hon. Sir Thomas Wilde, Knt. and M;. Jnstice Maule. Noscros,-The Right Hon. Sir Fred. Pollock, Knt,, and Mr. Justice Coltman. OXF.ORDa-Mr. Justice Patteson and Mr. Justice Crom- well. WESTERN-Mr. Justice Wightmoan and Mr. Baron Platt. ...