... STATR OF IRLA ND. EVrDENCHc OF TIm CROWN SOLICITOng BEPORE THLE LoRDn'COMe[rTrvE ON TIER STATE Ol' IRELAND, TG SUSTAIN TIIE STATRMIENT OF TliE RARL OF ROD&HN T11AT LIFRAND PROPBRtTY ARR LUSS3ECIJIURTIAN IN ANY FORVE.lt PRItOD SINCEI TIlE TUF, PASHING OF Tile ACT or. ISGISLATIYE UNION.) WILLIAM XnHMIS, Lilq-, Crown Solicitor to the Leinstey Circait, i9 called i;, and exalsined as lollows:- ...

... THE NORWICH FESTIVAL, This festival, which is announced to take PlttCe I Sep- ternbar, will be on a magnificent scale, and promises to be of distinguished excellence. The morning perfermances of sacred nlmliC are to bp, Isreel ina BRgypt, on the 18th of Sep- teunber; Calvary, by SpOHRi, on thel19th; and TIIe Mfes- siah,on the 2Oth. We are glad to see that th~se great works are to be performed ...

... MADRID, JuLY 20. [PRODr OUn OWN CORttEPONDENT.) The British government has just appoluted acoimmisioncr to the Army of Catalonia, the same as Is attached to the Armies of the North and Centre. A Colonel Mitehel, a gentleman of great military experience and thorough know- ledge of Spain, having served and distinguished himself there during the war of Independence, is, I understand, to fill this ...

... _V- By the Court Ci cular it will have been seen that a depu- tation waited on Tuesday on Lord Palmerston, on the sub- Ject of the claims of the Britilh Auxiliary Legion. A copy of the case submitted to his lordship has beea transmitted to us ; and, strong In justice as we have always known the claims of our countrymen to be, a perusal of this document has proved to tas that they are much ...

... I THE LATE R[OTS AT BIRMINGHAM. BIIIMINGTIAAr, WDNESDAY MoNlTiG.-Mauh sensa tion has arisen amonwet the Liberal party from the apparenl readiness with which Lord John Russell appeared to lall Ii with the views of Sir Rlobart Peel for the establishment of E stipendiary commissioner f)r managing the Blrrniutla3 police, isttead of abiding by his original bill, by which thi control of the police ...

... AYLESBURY E.ECTIO1N. ATLa1nuYr, WEDtNESDAY.-hl the ?? last a large and- respectable party of Iteformers dined toge ther at the Crown, at which Mr. Cavendish was present; and who, Upon his health being drunk, assured the company that it was his determination to contest Aylesbury at any future yacancy, when he wduld not give way 0 [iVY claimP which another professed Reformer might think ...

... BERLIN, JULY 17. CraOm ouva owr cotauEsroNDENT.] Although the prtparatory meetings of the commissaries deputed by the members of the Toll-Leavue to tlis capital have already commenced, the assembly is not yet complete, several conimissaries still being expected. Nor have the regociations with your own government, on the admittance of an English commissary to those meetiags, till now led to any ...

... 7hIE MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: THURSDAY, AUGUST 1, IM89. lhe intelligence which we announced some day3 since, received from Colonel SHEIL, and dated from Erzerooni, of the entrance of the Anglo-Indian army into Candahar, is fully confirmed by dispatches re- ceived yesterday. The armny entered Candahar on the 21st of April. They were most favourably re- ceived, and the difficulties with which ...

... I Call you this backing your friends ?-Shakepeare. To TIIB EDITOR OF TRiEi MORNING CHRONICLE, SIR-Your corresponulent 1 Grege has certainly made s meet praiseworthy and benevolent attempt, an attempt to prove that the Duke of Wellington is not to be considered accoaiptable for his words, becals be is nugifted with thif fticulty of expressing himself in plain and intelligible Isn. gasge; ...

... ANNIVERSARY FESTIVAL OF THE S7. MARYLEBONB PAROCHIAL C,,OMMITTEB. t Yesterday evening the members of thie abjve committee ll their lellow parishioners, and genrlcmsn interestedl in seen- r Hrg to the rate payors the foil Onjoyment of their parochial 3 rignts, numerously assembled at tbe White Conduit tavern, e to celebrate the eightb anniversary of the passing of hbe Mr. JONATIHAN SOnEN acted ...

... --a The Queen held a Privy Conncl at two o'clock yesterday afternoon, at Backinabham Palace. It was attended by the Lord President, tbe Lord Privy Seal, the Firnt Lord of the Treasury, tha Secretaries of State for the Foreign and C). lanial Depxrtments, thot First Lord of the Admiralty, the Chancellor of the D ichy of Lpneaster, the President of the India Board, the President of the Bfard of ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAM ENTf HOUSE OC COMIMIONS- NnDNESDAX'. The Speaker took tbhe choir Do ui y so 5OtI after ?? o'clock as forty members hal1 atssemblled. MIETROPOLITAN POLICE COURTS BIlL.. On the motion of Mr. F. MA ULlI ?? h(UsC Went iltO committee on thie Metropalitan Police Courts3 l1ill, Cuii- IneaCing with cinM30ei. Mr, LAW contended tbht proviason should bh made te cnolrce the evening ...