... ANTI-CORN-LAW ASSOCIATION.- M.BRTING OF MRMBRRS. LFROM THlE MANCHESTER TIMES.] - A meeting of the members of the Anti.Corm-Law Ai saciation was convened on Wednesday evening last, at th ?? Rooms, Newall's-buildings, for the purpose ( making the preliminary arrangements for the grand fes tival, which is to take place in January next. Th I attendance of members was unusually large, and the in ...

... THB SACRED HARMONIC SOCIETY. The want of an organ, of a magnitude and power cor. responding to the great scale of this socoity's perform. ances, is now about to be supplied by the noble instru- event which has been built for them by Mr. WAL1;ER. It i just cempleted, aud Its powers were put to the test esterday by a performance on it by Mr. ADAMS, in the uildur'sprmmsealh~ where it still stands ...

... REPRESBNTATION OF GREENWICH. To THE EDITOR oF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. Sia-I am desired to correct a pernicious misrepresen. tation, which the Tory papers leave lately made, in refe- rence to our excellent member for Greenwich, Mr. Bar. -nard. They have represented that he is about accepling the stewardship of the Chiltern hundreds, to make room for Captain Dtudas as his successor. There Is not ...

... FALMOUT)) bLECTiO N. [FROBI OUR OWN CORaEsPONDENt.] Last ?? ther Was FAIMOUTH, WEDNESDAY. 'Lhat eyeniag there Ywas a very full attendance at L Pearce's Hotel 'of 'those friendly to. the Liberal causc. . The large Assembly-room was so crowded that many ' persons were compelled to leave for want of room. . Shortly after seven o'clock Mr. Hutchins and his friends entered, and were greeted with ...

... I A COLUMN OF CLMPPINGS. I LORDs BROUGUIAM AND ?? quote the fol- lowing anecdote from the Metropolitan :- Zleeting With a Scottish Baronet at Tours, last summer, wve learned the folloV- ing circumstance illustrative of the ' ancient intimacy ' oxwhich 'xisted between Lords Bmougham and Melbourne. 'Upwards of thirty years ago Sir G. S. Mackienziv, of Coul, ill Ross-shire, was wraited upon at ...

... MR LABOUCHERE'S VISIT TO LIvERpooL.-Last week Mr Laboucbere, the President of the Board of Trade, paid a visit to Liverpool, as the invited guest of the chief magistrate. The right hon. gentleman received a number of deputations from the several commercial associations of the town. Air Labouchere, accompanied by the Mavor, appeared on 'Change- where he was warmly received. He then visited the ...

... MEMORADUM FOR DR. LUSHINGTON'S8 CONSIDERATION RrSPEcT- JIG IMSMIGRATION INTO THB BRITISH WEST INDIA COLONtES, MORE PARTIOULABLY TO THE COLONY OF BRITISH GUIANA. The productions of British Guiana, since the emnacipa- tion of the negroes on the Ist of August,I1838, have fallen off fully one-third; and the import of sugar into the kingdom to the 31st of October last, from all parts of the Wcst ...

... PAST AND PRESENT CONDUCT OF THE BA NAK OF RNGLA VD. LsTTFIL XIV. Fiais eoronst opus. SIR-The end is fast approaching, and I think we may congratulate ourselves that one of the most protracted, although not the most severe, visitations of commercial distress and difficulty which the misconduct of the Bank of England has ever brought upon us, is about to termi- nate-and how? What is it that ...

... LONDON: WfBDNXSDAY, DECBEMER 25, 189. The honest Conservatives, who, in the simplicity of their hearts, believed that Sir ROBERT PEEL'S senti- inents were in. unison with the fierce manifestoes against the Irish Catholics which have formed the staple of every Tory journal, whether published quarterly, monthly, weekly, or daily, now find that they have been in a fool's Paradise. Sir IoiRaT ...

... THIE MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: TUESDAY, DBCLfMBR24X, 1X83. It is almost impossible that precisely the same views should be entertained by the whole of the in- dividuals constituting either of the great political parties in this country; and it would, therefore, be as unfair to charge Sir ROBERT PEEL and the Duke of WELLINGTON with all the extravagancies advanced by some of their adherents, as ...

... I WARD RLECTzOKms-. THOAIAS'S DAY. Stzuidlay being St. Thomas's Day, according tfo andkct custom, wardmotqs were held in the different City wards, for the election of common councilmen and other officerl for the year ensuing. In the lists which appear In some of the following an- countsathe new candidates are marked thus. ALDERESGATE WARD. Sir Peter Laurie met the constituency of this ward at ...

... (LATEST INTELLIGENCE.) Thursday Evening. The magistrates are still busy in committing persons upon various charges, and thus providing work for the special commissions. To-day, Joseph Coles, Job Har-. ris, Win. John Llewellin, Thomas Edwards, and Evar Jones were placed at the bar, charged with breaking into the house of John Walters, and forcibly compelling him to join the riots; and were all ...