... A ; AN IIIT XLIBEL. I . I ; - . ore %We Wii~the follwioig r~r of4-&sediitieus libel case, ant :er- lately ,tsed. before t.0 ha'r~diyrl ,aft .Trivlee~i 7. Nelihar iiov nor h0'er 5ver -Iwo Ith na wi~lgo- O'Brien, a billd ainger,ialpeor, emkA~ted, the the. and 'de~i~ looking object, .wasi put, to the bar, cliarged, Ac jib in- on. 09hnt, with a libel tu~pon a t certain class of her att~ 'ay ...

... FRIDAY, MAY l1, 1Mat CR A. f l ?? ?? - -- I . A. - As we anticipated, the subscribers to the Liverpool rn Library, at the annual meeting on Tuesday last; decided upon granting the use of the committee-room to thewis subscribers who had formed themselves into a chess club. The consent of the proprietors of the news-room had been ing previously obtained, and we trust that no f uturep o en_ Ove ...

... Ia CRIPTURAL EXAMINATION AT ST. PATRICK'S CU P L fho I - n. n. On Sunday afternoon last, 300 children belonging to l X St. 1Patrick's School assembled at the Catholic Charity o. School, Copperas-hill, and afterwards walked in proces- a sion, attended by their teachers, through Renshaw-street, sLeece-street, Hardman-street, Catherine-street, Canning- e- street, Duke-street, and Gent George ...

... THR DINNER VIM ROBERT PaXL or- I The dinner gives ?? Conserdrative withe ?? on the ra of Cannioins th SirCobsert peel took phiceao tn i to ur yevnig at MkerchantTaios -ul hed cp oneede-s t, ?? atieitcertainly thwo in every h I ta t lae fair ats the exclusion of t as was coticerned. ev 'About three hindred Tores, representatives of the peopie, rity a as they ared peased to cI thhmselves, sat ...

... I trrsllanous.l NEWSPAPERs.-After the reduction of the duty the annual consumption of the stamps has risen in London from 18,000.000 to 29,000,000 ; in the Eng- lish provincial towns from 8,0 01000 to 14.000,00U; in Scotland from 2,500,000 to 4.000.000; and ii Ire- land only from 5,100,000 to .5.200,000). On Wednesday in the Central Criminal Old Court. Nayte, the distiniguished New Zealand ...

... rErom the Times. i W c yesterday stated, that a demand had been made upon the prejudices and portialities of the Hull Election Committee by the counsel for the petitionersso exorbit- antly large, that we coneeived the gentlemen composing that committee would regard it as a graver affront than any of which during the cotuse of their sittin thev have found it necessary to complain. Once ...

... The Duke of Kent died in considerable debt to the late Lords Fitzwilliam andi Dundas. Very recently the repre- tatives of these peers have received the amount of tlisir debts accompanied by a valuable piece of plate from the Queen, with a letter expressive of the obligations she felt towards those who had been her father's friends, and the pleasure she and the Duchess of Kent felt, in being en ...

... I ARRIVAL OF THE GREAT WESTERN. The Great Western steam ship arrived on Tuesday at Bristol. She left New York on the 7th inst., thus making the voyage ith 15 days. She brought over GB cabin passengers, at 35 guineas a head, the largest nurn. ber of cabin passengers that ever came across the Atlantic in one ship. She has also upwards of 20,000 post letters, and a cargo of cotton, indigo, ...

... POSTSCRI iIPT. I LbO OXV, TUESDAY, 4h41Y 15. Ilt the HOUSE of L.oans, last nigit, Lord Melbourne post- aojtole. the sCII rending of the Irish Poor Rtelief Bill till Alodilav ,oxt, ii. cot- qunettr! of ste illlvers of the Duke of W Ililg ion. The Lishguardi Harbour Bill wias read a betiftlnd time,, ain eiferedl t., a I,,ct committee to be appoitttel ott Friday ?? ?? oniseted to posntpone, ...

... TO THE EDITOR oP TIIU MORNING CHRONICLE. Si u-I regret that circunstaunces should bavc driven me to request you to let it be known that I am not the Colonel Shaw who has his nanme to a petition presented Inst night to the Hlouse of Lords by the Marquess of Londonderry. Since I entered the liberating army of Portugal in 1531 until my return from Spain towards the end of 1836, the Marquess of ...

... jPROPOSED EXPLOSIoy of' QUA VESEND' We are sorry to state that this operavon, which corn- mienced on Monday morning last, the 21st instant, bas been retarded by an unfortunatG accident attended by the loss of a valuable life. Coloe:cl Pasley had given initructions to AMr. Pardo, master-attendant of lier Majesty's deck-yard at Chathilam, who was, Iry permisslon o1 the Admiralty, to superintend ...

... catebaonian lrrutij. EDINBURGH. MfONDAY, MAY 21. We beg again, and at this most opportune season, to renew the question which we have repeatedly and explicitly asked, and hitherto always in vain- WHY WAS DR M'LEOD SELECTED TO REPRE- SENT TIHE CHURCH OF SCOTLAND IN A CONFER- ENCE WITH THE GOVERNMENT? And this ques- tion is rendered necessary, because no answer has ever been returned to the ...