6 JANUARY 1844, page 13

Sir Robert Peel Has Had An Electioneering " Refresher," In

the shape of a dinner given by Captain Townshend to his own supporters in Tamworth. The speeches were hotly Anti-Ministerial. Captain Townshend promised to stand by the borough......

It Transpired In Paris On Thursday, That Ministers Had Given

up the idea of demanding a dotation for the Duke of Nemours this session ; and the correspondent of the Morning Chronicle says that the King was reconciled to their......

Coroners Sometimes Get Into Scrapes, And Mr. Wakley, On...

showing, is no exception to the lot of Coroners. He is at issue with an auctioneer about the sale of Lieutenant Munro's furniture ; and yester- day, according to a paragraph in......

A Letter In The Colonial Gazette Of This Morning, By

a highly-accre- dited correspondent at the fountain-head of information on Canadian affairs, throws further light on the Ministerial crisis ; giving the secret history of what......

The Marquis Of Westminster Has Addressed A Letter To Mr.

George Wilson, Chairman of the Council of the Anti-Corn-law League, re- markable for twO things—the unqualified manner in which the writer advocates complete free trade in corn,......

Carmarthen Assizes Closed On Monday ; When The Men Called

Shony- sybor-fawr and Dai-y-cantwr were sentenced respectively to transporta- tion for life and for twenty years. Other prisoners were sentenced to imprisonment for terms......

The Post Is Voluminous And Vehement This Morning In Its

attacks on the Standard, Sir Robert Peel, and his colleagues. To take one stone out of the dazzling mosaic- " The Tariff and the Income-tax have annihilated at least one-fourth,......

The Paris Tribunal Of First Instance, To Whom The Claim

of "Prince " Louis Napoleon against the public Treasury for the sum of 1,800,000 francs, grounded on a senatus - consulte of 1810, was referred, declared on Wednesday, that it......

A Correspondent Of The Times Shows, In His Own Case,

how oppressive a grievance is that arrangement by which the gold coinage is allowed to become greatly depreciated, and then disrated from its rank as coin to its mere value as......