... SPRING ASSIZES, 1851.-THE CIRCUITS. TiRE following are.the respective circuits-whieh the .Judges have fixed upon going at the ensuing Spring Assizes:- - HOME. The Right Hon. the Lord Chief Justice, The.Hon. Judge Torrens. * ,.NOTI[-EAST. - The Right Hon. ?? Baron, The Right Hon. Judge.lerrin. * , .OnTH-WEST. The Right Hon. the.Lord Chief Justice .of the Cornrn6n Plems, ' : The Hon. Baron ...

... THE ANTI-PAPAL MOVEMENT.-THE * ILHS1l BRANCH OF TH-JE ESTABLISHED CHURCH. THIE abettors of the Papal conspiracy against the supre- macy of QueenVictoria and the loyalty ?? Ca- tholic subjects, pretend to flatter themselves that the agitati js -dying out. The latitudinarian party, who have .everything to lose, and nothing, speaking in a worldly sense, to gain, by the resuscitation of the old ...

... A FEW FACTS FOR THE PROSPERITY PROPHETS IN GENERAL, AND FOR THE CHRONICLE IN PARTICULAR. WE congratulate ourselves and the public that we have been the means of stirring up our somnolent cotempo- rary, of the C/lonicle, from the trance into which he has been plunged, for the last four months, by the total sur- render of his faculties to one theme. We have broken the spell with which ...

... THE MAIWICHESTER LOCA L E D UC TIUN SCHBR.A To TITE EDITOR O' THE MORNING CHRONICLE. c Sue-1r. Stokes, whose labours on behalf of tile edUCa- v tion of the poor are too well known to need any comment o of mine, in a letter published in your paper of yesterday re- quests me to answer the following questions:- I 1. Whether the reading of the Holy Scriptures will Le required in the existing ...

... THE BRA ZILS. We have collected the following gleanings from the Rio de Janeiro newspapers received by the Crane packet. It appeals that, in thc midst of warlike preparations on no snaill scale, the arts of peace and the routise of commrece were progressing there most favourably ; the prices of coffee had risen consi abl ?? of anl increased demand and decreased means of supplitrg it, frets a ...

... THE ROMIAN CA TIN LICS .4ND THE SCIR IPTUJRERS. To Tiir EDITOR Or THE MORNING CHRONICLE. ?? correspondent, Mr. R. J. Grannell, accuses me of endeavouring to throw dust is the eyes of your readers by my Inst letter. Being, howveer, conl!ious of no other desire in the discussion of this question, except that of simply arriving at the truth, I shall, with your permission, | now attempt to make ...

... S. lILESWIf.ILOLSTEIN. |FltOM OttRt OWN COtiLESPONDENT.] .l\lttt, JAN. 17.-Flags of truce have been Sltt lv the coinmissioners-bearers of letters alsoi sell azn ishi plenipotentiary, Count (hriminmil- t- oenrr lKrogh, apprising hiim of the orders issued ,l tis side to ceascl acts of hostility, and; fur- ;hijij, hit, Aith copies of the arrangements made l'utwevi the ?? and Stadtholderate. It ...

... I AGRICULTU RE AND THE {RURAL POPULATION ABROAD. , ~ ~ - - e | LETTER No. XXIV. .1 FRANCE-No. XIII. r JASMIN, THE BURNS OF THE SOUTH OF FRANCE.-THE PYRENEES AND THEIR POPU- LATION. [FROM OUR SPECOIL CORRESPONDENT.] Before leaving Agen I called upon, and had an e interview with, a very remakable man-Jasmin, the peasant poet of Provence and Languedoc, the I Last of the Troubadours, as, ...

... FFROIM OUR OWN CORRESrONDENT.] DnaasDLN, JANUARY 1.-This being New Year's- day, it is kept as a strict holiday. The ple- nipotentiarios have availed themselves of this fes- tival to pay visits and offer congratulations to each other, intermingled with wishes, and per- haps with hopes, that the ensuing year may prove more favourable to German good fellowship than those preceding. Nearly the ...

... 0 OXFORD, JAN. 11. The first day of Hilary Term is on Tuesday next. The usual Latin Litany and Latin Sermon, at St. Mary's, will be preached by the Rev. W. Hedley, M.A., Fellow of the Uni- .versity College, on the day previous. The various Colleges and Halls will meet on the under- mentioned days, viz. :-January 18, Queen's College; Ja- nuary 24, Exeter College, Magdalen, and St. Edmund Halls; ...

... SPANIVSH BONDS. To TIlE EDITOR OF TIlE MORNING iIIRONICLL. noi Sir.-A cosstanit reader of your esteemed journal, I rcad per with pleasure your able articles oui the subject of Spanish nec financial perfidy, whose words, so fully expressing our owni Sar thoughts, must naturally raise some spark of hope in our mia unfortunate cause, fatally doomed by ths edicts of our Cas- Ulli tilian hidalgos ...

... RAIL WA Y IN7'ELLIGENCE. STOCKTON AND DARLINGTON. Yesterday a meeting of the shareholders in this company was held at the Guildhall Coffee-house, pursuant to the ad- NN journment of a special general meeting, held in Darlington I on Friday last. The object of the meeting was to consider the conditions, &c., of the proposed amalgamation of tile Wear Valley a id AMiddleobro' and Redcar ...