... __L ---------- 13IPERI IL PARLIAMENTa. HOUSE OF LORDS-TuE Dky- their Her Majesty ope nod the third session of tse present par. bute of co lisanuent this day in PersonL tile #Tbe day was as bright and favotirable as those which the to til Qu ee usually enJoys when sho appears sn public before her cotill I - ., . . thinil loving subjects. The sun shone forth brillijantly, and formed tend a ...

... 4,RBZAGE PRICE OF WHEW T.- To TPE EDITOR OF Tvux MORNINGa CHRONICLE.- Sil-The-present state of the corn snark~t, and tie great interest which is universally felt as to tbe probable aupplyl and price of wheat during the coming year, induce rne to tranismit to you thle annexed table of the average prices of wheat for each quarter from Michaelmas, 1845; also tihe annual average price to each ...

... .4,tyEBSARY OF THE POLISH IsSURRBCTJ ON. e s~ c r il-t' was held last evening, in St. Ma43rtin's; t~ 0~.ate.tocaebrate fthe twerrty-fourth anniversary ~t ?? of 1830. The large room was ~iid i ~ ortbyan audience at considerable number of ~ CC ore~or~ The chair was taken by Sir Joshua MPadamongst those upon the platform, and si ee 5~ur~dto address the meeting were M. L. i Whnthe cirsirtan rose ...

... 1VA PAl MID MILI TAR Y NA'ws rching,.re SHEERNESS, Oor. 1 .6 . eouratermanding orirvaigiven ODl Sunday layt fri; nCork, Cumberlatid to remain at the Nor., iuI CO~equle~c ff tbe powrder and live rshell being still en board, by which8 e 2. prohibited ?? mooring near the dockyaird *8ewet us a few into harbour yeaiterday ereniog'.s tide, ltd isor 4e 2tceed to Cbstharm thisi morning's tide, erderd ...

... OURb ARMlY AND WJAVY. T1 2011 EDITORI OP ~tsLF .ORNINO CHRONICLE:.I Su:.-i'iio comlments of somo of you:r couteniporarlee on tee * i tsstttarlial recently held at W'indsor arid at Ports- f riio'ili liare been accompanied by hacs~y, aud as it appear5 to ltoe uttwjnlt, remrarks ott presumed laxity ol' morals ins our coal situ titilitaxrv services ; aud I sin surc that you will ri ,ice to lear a ...

... FROM SHIP WRECK. Yesterday a meeting of the geserel ci . Royal National Life-boat (late Shipwreck) I held at thle office of the inititutiunl jf hrlret . Mr. Thomas Chapman, ?? in the Ils also present Admiral Bowlies, CB., Ad~ F. WV. Ellis, ?? Mr. Montague GorA~ Herbert, K.CB., M.P., Mr. Ed3n,11 I M'H1ardy, R.N., Captain Lambert Pct.-O ?? Deptity-Master of thle Trinity-he; , ington, R.N., aind ...

... TREAXTM3ENT of the POOR at LAMBEYH ?? USE. '11I1tD IDAY. yesterday morning M'tlwrq. AoIteli and Caive, thto P ont- law In~pectors aippointed by Utie t'oor-law Board to litiVesti- gate the charges of cru~elty and ill.treatmfeltt aftansrt theI ?? of Lamtbeth~ Workhost~ e, resumed the inquiry inI tieboad-romin he s~.'iie f a large nu-.ber ilf tel prorn hhtil antltoriti,,. M~r. A. Smith aperdfr r ...

... L ON DO N: TUBSDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1I4. We published yesterday, in common with our contemporaries, our latest correspondence from the Crimea; and many private letters, written by soldiers and sailors of every rank, will also be widely circulated by those to whom they were addressed. From these various sources the public will obtain ample information as to the condition and hopes of the allied ...

... RAIL WA YS. SOUTH-EASTERN. o It is stated in the report of the directors of this company, i of which we gave an abstract on Saturday, that the dividend r proposed for the past half-year is 8s. 6d. per £30 share, or at t the rate of £2 16s, 8d. per cent. per annum, which, with the I dividend of the preceding balf-year, of 12g. per £30 share, or V £4 per annum, makes the dividend for the whole ...

... C71 UlUCys ESSA YS.* bth may remarkable developments of literature, arising from the growth of ,dr ltl to ise that word in its widest significa- ,j;Mi 0s t u historian of British letters ;04.h ilhth future i t h record as signalijing our century, we ,e iY place the extended scope and far c* jItealY pii3cth valuc assigned to essay writing. An r e - iurnerly hed to mcaia a formal disserta- ?? ...

... A YR COUNTY ELECTION. ,1 |The nomination for this county, vacant by the lamented death of Colonel Blair, who fell at Inkerman, took place on 3 Tuesday in the town of Ayr, in front of the County Buildivis. ,As the weather had been very cold during the preceding rnight and morning, the attendance was comparatively limited. Mr. BELL, of Enterkin, having paid a very beautiful tribute to the memory ...

... ,UpLSRsL7uCTIvE FIRE AT ENASAIAiM. 0 A fire of great magnitude oenurred at the village of Enshalnl, about six miles ftom Oxford, on the Gloucester and Cheltenham road, in tle afternoon of Thursday, by which corn birk, Iouses, and thatched cottages and farm propel ty, amountinig in value to ruany tlousands of pouinds, belongling to tbe Messrs. Druce (fitlier and sots), tie ngricillturitst, and ...