... THE' FR hINMAN'S JOURN AL| DUBLIN:' SATURDAY, JUNT 26, 184i. ,THE.RIGHT REV. DR. HUGHES. We had the pleasure of announcing to our Ft readers,'upon Wedneiday'morning, that her Ma- o jesty's Privy Council had decided upon taking bail ta in the case of the Right Rev. the Catholic Bishop th of Gibraltar, and that the persecuted prisoner of the junta should be liberated. 'We are this day enabled to ...

... 'ci?iC MEETING ?? ? WINCHESTER. 40s, A very large and respectethie meeting of the they Electors '?hscheaeer tonic ? ? ? ? were on Tuetday evening, for the purpose of Itearisig en ex? ? linaitior of the political opinions of lUesera. Crowder Were and l'igete, the hiberel candidates. The useeting was one-to numerously anti ?? attended, end the preceed. ? incra of a inset enthusiastic and ...

... a WJDNESDAY'S AND THURSDAY'S POSTS. DISSOLUTION OF PARLIAMENT. (From the Supplement to the London Gazette of June 22.) BY THE QUEEN.-A PROCLAMATION, FOiR DISSOLVINOG 'HE PRESENT PARLIAMENT, AND DE, CLAWlING TEE CALLING OF ANCOTIER. VICTORIA, R. `Whereas we have thought fit, by and with the advice of oar Privy Council, to dissolve this present Parliament, which stands prorogued to Tuesday the ...

... READING, JUNE.24. BRsuts.-On the 12th inst. at Cadilidon House, Castle-street, the Lady of J. RIthardsjun. Esq. Of a ?? day, the Lady of Frederick Blissett Hooper, Esq. of King-otceot, of a daughter. MACeyn-At the Independents'Chapel, DBroad-street, INb the Reey. W. Legg, oo the 14th inst. Mr. E. IV. Morris, of Oxfol'rd, to Miss M. A. Stevene, of Chatham-streetn-On the 22d loit, at St, Mary's, ...

... - ONN - -J LONSDON), JUN1E S. L04 killJJ1 J UIN E Z. In the House of Comlmonls, en Friday, the adjourned debate onl Sir Robeort Peel's resolution declaratory of a 'want of confidenice in -Ministers, was continued, and at 3 O'clock in thle morn1ing, thle House divided, whein the sinumbers were-312 in favour of the resolution, and '311I against it, leaving Ministers in a mninority of one. It ...

... IM P ERIAL PARLIAMENTI HOUSE OF IOTm )S-THtIRSDAV'. The Ml i~i ir ha llot Suspenbstio Bhu, thle MatltottMse [Scot- 1lnd) Bill the Stamp1 Duties Bill, ald the TecupikO Roads Bil11 wcril itrotei t up fr'om~ thle. 1Iowo ?? a fir ti no' Tlhe. tilsi ot f WEIl.lAN(,Trs preseuted pstitinlvs fronm ?? ;11 ?? 0,ticP ,t Norfolhk, liainpaltire, and Soter- cte tgainst anI tltnuatiofl of tile corn-l5V.'5 ...

... ELECTION MO VENENTS. BIOROUGH! or M ll'LEB0NlE LLEXT1OY. List ?? it public oitietfit it' thu electors of tilt tioro gh of' 1arx iehone tooli place eti the, Royiil Stondard 'Viv rei detiitk-trcti Hm 's1t iiifrr tl 1 I-i' it' Ileacin't tilt' iolitiefl) ?? of Coitiniotfore Sir- chin's~. Nttpiei, K.CLB,, 1 ai en iithiidte to repreon'lt tlw( horoiitrh in Pariatmiient. In~o~slil;- Iti C OOPER , L ...

... PRA DJDULEXT7' APPR()OPHIIA 7?LV BRY T'rI! ' TO.? LEN. 'Io Tn2: ITolt Ue rF : T MtEUUNING( CiURlNICLE'. Silti I'lle ?? for vo0illictillu the ?? i of the TIor cir iiidichte., hiua% put tbrth a statemeut under the head ?? Reduietion mode in the ?? no Wool ' .£:1;,OtJ. 'Now, it is ell known to thlice elgafed in the woollelt Itrale th t. 'o fur fiowi this coi-eission iu -ng beeii mnade olunt ...

... T11 J?E.srE'fN QUESI'IOr- Tilic oliriliviug is a trallseript of a ntel to rnm the representts. tivc.s of the Four Powers, in reply to a comuinorication toi theni fronti tile Ottoman governmienit - -Th, udt id, igried have thle hionour of acknowled,,ing the re'ceipt Of thle note, ?? April 27, bx which his Exetileite~' Cheib t~eitl, aitiiosdorof irehuimine Portie, in roti - niirii trigtothe te ...

... The TORY MAJORITY on WEDNESDAY II NrNIGHT. To THE EDITOR Ol TIlE MORNING CHRONICLE. Sia-The Tories, in the approaching conflict of the classcs against the niasses, appear utterly reck- less of character, and to rely for their anticipated succcss upon the influence of selfishness over those constituencies that are considered to be dependent on the Monopolists. This is quite evident from their ...

... CORN-LAIVS, INJURIOUS to AGRICUL- fIURE. $ To Tl' EDITOR, b1 riltp MORNING CHRONICLJ. ?? witier of tb'A' lett r hias signel it 'with his namne, and he has given mc his address, and also named a distinguished ameber of the' ?? of Commons who could, if referred to, bear testimony to his. being a mali of property and character, residing in onecof thc southern counties and 4e further describes ...

... COR:- CII-I U -. COURTURCChtULAR. Th1e (Qwele heldtch anurt it, iltd-past two o'clock yesterday nfternoon it Bileileglia-m lI alne Thle Clhet;licr bilusll, on a specilal mision from his Ma- jesty the Kin of lPruassia, id nit audienlce of her Mlijesty. -1His ?? was introdueed by Viscousit Palineraton, (I CB., her ?? principail sercrtary of state for fbreign affairs, 'aid conducted by Sir Robett ...