... CLUB LA W.-THIE CARLTON CLUB. To THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. SIR-The law on this subject has been correctly stated by one of your correspondents, but you may deem the following curious illustration of it worth publishing. It is within the recollection of many elderly members of the forensic call- ing, that a club of lawyers was dissolved for the avowed pur- pose of forming again ...

... CARLOW, JAN. 18.-The nomination of candidates for the vacancy in the representation of the borough of Carlow, caused by the acceptance of the office of Jonior Lord of the Treasury by Mr. John Sadleir, the late representjative, took place yesterday morning in Carlow. The Hion SnxERiP having announced the object for which the meeting of the electors bad been convened, Mr. O'MEARA then came ...

... THE LA TEFA TAL R4IL WAY ACCIDENT [ JV BR OXFO.RD.-ADJOUIRNVED LQQUiST. | OXFORD, MONDAY EVENI?N'. The coroner and jury again reassembled to-day, by ad- journment from Wednesday last, and proceeded to conclude their protracted inquiry. Mr. Hester, solicitor, appeared on behalf of the London and North-Western Company ; Mr. Thompson represented Joseph Kinch, the guard of the 5830 passenger train ...

... sFoFl,) UNIVERSITY ELECTION. M NiA -The supporters of Mr. Gladstone ~ueti l ronI the right honourable gentleman, t'le iarlt-fn Club's threat of overwhelming him i3e .ascl his majority on the gross poll to I11, J ?? 24. The legal point relative to t te i .1 . pol DoC not yet been settled. It will cer- u1 o t Wednesday evening. E', EI ; O'CLOK. 602 131511r' 1107frg Wsoe -9 ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? 1 ? ...

... YHE VIOLIN.* The Violin ! A book-a whole book abso- lutely-about a fiddle, is an exclamation which we should not be at all surprised to hear called up from certain unmusical personages, by the title which we have just indited. We reply-Yes, a book, and, in its way, a learned, intelligent, and very amusing book, tracing the history of the in- strument from its first rude germ down to the pre- ...

... SOUTHAMPTON, JAN. 8. The Magdalena, royal mail steam-ship, com- manded by Captain Vincent, with the West India and Mexican mails, in charge of Lieut. Langton, R.N, Admiralty agent, arrived this day at half-past twelve o'clock. The Magdalena had fine weather as far as the Western Islands, after which she encountered a strong westerly gale, and having been struck by a heavy sea, her stern boat ...

... To THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. SilR-I think there is a flaw somewhere in the reaioniri'lC 'our correspondent, A Professional Man, aithomb I Ara urable to detect it. I have £300 a year from my protei;oual eertions, a friend of mine has the same in finided property- ve both of course pay the same amount of ilnclle ta; we ire both married, and we both have families; bet lie 'ped' dll ...

... HER MAJESTY'S SHIP DA UNTLES8. We have received from the Admiralty the following return of persons from her Majesty's ship Dauntless admitted into the 34th Hospital at Barbadoes, between 6th and 26th De- cember, 18'i2:- Names. Ratings. Aditted Died, Remaining. James Knight ?? Seaman ?? Dec. 6 Dec. 14 Samuel Labot*.., Marine ?? , John Sullivan ?? Seaman ?? ,, ?? Remaining. William Mitchell P ...

... TaE MYSTERIOUS OPERATIMS Ix I1 CORYS h The Particulars of the great forgeries upon A foreign batik. ing house, and the capture of the alleged delinquent Mr. KRobert Ferdinand Pries, have already been fully reprl;s] i the columns of this paper. Our readers may, however desir to know something of the personal history of the Culpyri. and we therefore place before them the following fact,' which ...

... To THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. SxR-It is a remarkable fact that whenever an Englishman is ill treated on the Continent it is sure to be a mistake. No matter bow great the inconvenience or loss of time be may have suffered, it is supposed to be all set right by the magic word mistake. This kind of apology is very cheap, and no doubt very satisfactory to all but the party ...

... IARCHEOZOGICAL INSTITUTE of GREAT I BRITAINand IRELAND. The first of the monthly meetings of the Archsological Institute, in the session of the year 1853, was held at the apartments of the society, 26, Suffolk-street, on Friday, Jan. 7. The object of these rgsurion is to afford periodically an occasion for reading to the members, and their friends who attend as visitors, the communications ...

... THBE NA VY. WOOLWICH, JAN. 20. The Royal Albert, 120, has had her inner stern post put up to-day for her screw propeller, and about two hundred men and boys are at work upon her, exclusive of convicts employed in raising the heavy timbers. Three or four wee ks hence, and this splendid steam ship will be a great object of attraction, owing to her magnificent proportions and adaptation for ...