... REGISTRATION OF VOTERS (IRELANI) BILL. MlONDAY, MAY IO.-Order for Committee read: Motion maed, and Q.uestion proposed -'-That Mr. speaker do now leave the Chair O' -Amendment proposed, to leave ont fram the word That to the end of the Quustion, In order to add the words this Holasi wdll, upon this day six nmonths, resolve itsesf Into the said Corn. raittiee, Instead ?? W. ?? pro. pMoid, 1 ...

... VA4T'IONAI LOAN FUND LIFE ASSUR- A.4Cb SOCIETY. ?? assnutil general meeting of proprietors inl the National Lose Fund Socilety, ter the purpose of receiving thfe Direc- ltes' ItPpD~, electing Seine directors, &c., took place oil Wedriupds.y. It was held at tite Londea Taverv, 131hopsigite. street. It Was eumerously and most respectably attended. Am'ne the Wfintlemenk present, we observed thes ...

... JRMhr CORPORATIONS BILL. The followlug Is a List of the Peers who voted In the minority sginost the Pecond reading of the Irtsh Corporation Hill:- Newestile Band,,n Sondes Bexley Winciilara Glengull Nerthivicl Wynford Longford Colville Hielyou, Raylelgh lnountcashdel Gort ...

... RESULTSof NEGRO EMA.JNlIPATJON._ MEETING IN BIRMINGIAM. BIrMINGHOIAM, WEDNESDAY-Yesterday evening a most numerous and highly respectable meeting assembled in the town-tiall, for the purpose of receiving the 11ev. Wn. Knlbb, the well known Baptist missionary, of Jamaica, oil big arrival in tbhi country, with Mr. E Barrett and Mr. J. Beckford, two emancipated Africans, as a deputation to the ...

... LON DON: WBD1VBSDAY, MAY 20, HNO, In the Housn of LORDS, last night, the Earl of WINOHILSEA presented a number of petitions against any grant to the College of Maynooth. The Marquess of WESTMUATH drew the attention of Lord 111ELBOURXE to the mistake in aU the pub- lie journals, in reporting his lordship's answer to a question put by him (Lord WESTMEATH) relative to the persecution of the Jews. ...

... I IMPERIAL PiAIRLIAMENTI HOUSE OF COM. IONS_1rEDNESDAY. The Sppuk'r took t lie chair before four o'clock. Mr. CODRINGTON presented a petition from Wedgley In fiivour ot, huroeb extension. Mr. W. WILLIAMS presented two petitions from Coven- try, sad anothlr place in Werwickshire, for the repeal ,f the Corn-laws, and a petition against church extension. Mr. WA R13URTON preoerited fifty petitiets ...

... -LONDON: THURSDAY, MAY 21, IM49. Sir RoBnET INGLIS'S motion for an address on the subject of Church Extension comes on to-night. The Tories presume a great deal too much on the patience of John Bull, when they countenance a measuire of this kind. A church, with upwards of five millions of yearly revenue, is without the means, forsooth, of paying for a miuiitry to instruct the people! If the ...

... - ' ?? , f (jJ/ ?? Abi j E L ON ?? 0 N: SA.TU RDAY, MAY 1, 18'i'. it. tltt fu tt 01 lOIDS ?? flight, petitions I'iWce t r.( rtsi T( tie vxeltisioll of C'atliolics frorn Poflia- C aitt grants to the College of Alavynooth, ?? my Ilteration in the Corn-lawsL. i*ldls uiS of Wlis'L'iEA'rH WllCd to knor! -i I,: r 1ikr M1 ?? Governmilit had exerted i:1ce toi ,tt n stop to tde barbarities to which * ...

... -The Qaeed held a Drnwipg Room yeptorday afternoon at St. Jates's Palace. 14ir Maijesty ani Prince Albert, at- tended by their suite, arrived from Buckinglrarn Palace, escorted by a party of the Royal R ginnent of Horse Gsarip, and were received on their arrival by the Lord Chamberlain, the Master of the Hlorse, and the Lord Steward. In at- tendance on ber MauJsty were LUdy Portmara and the ...

... EGYPTIAN AFFAIRS, To THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. Sia-At first sight it will appear strange and out of place that an individual of so humble a standing as myself should write to you about Egyptian affairs, but seeing that no newspaper in this country affords even its sym- pathy towards our Egyptian brethten-seeing, moreover, that out of some fifty or more talented men of both houses of ...

... SLAVERY IN THE FtiB 'H W.ES1' JANDLES. We have already inserted in the Chronicle an account of the private audience whic Mr. Turnbull, the author of Travels in the West, Mr. J, H. Tredgold, the Secretary or the British and Foreign Anti Slavery So- ciety, and the Rev. D. Wright, of St. Germain.en- Laye, formerly Co'onial Chaplain at the Capc of Good Hope, had tbe honour of having of the King ...

... ST. MARYLEBONE ANTI CORN-L IV I ASS PCIA TiON. TO THE INIIABITAl'T9 OF TIIN PARltlH OF ?? MA tYLF3BON . G(enlIerenn-JlrIviftx tlln alppointati to ect oa it coramit. tee, in pursuance ot thli vote ot a meeting of the inhubiuants al St. Mtrylebone, ?? in the Coert hoitee yant, o., the 6th of this inonh, it a)ppeurs to us to be our first duty o invite Buch as arr difPnIS d to Hgree with Us in our ...