... MORNING CHRONICLE-The first reading of the i Irish arms' bill has been carried by a large majority, 270 to 105. Amongst the names that compose that majority, are I ] some of the most steadfast and enlightened friends of li- berty in this country. So far from regarding their votes upon this measure as indicating any sympathy with the po- Bey of coercion, we look upon them as pledges to the ...

... On Tuesday, the police received information that on the 22nd ult. the Throne Room in the Palace of Holyrood, Edinburg4, wats entered by thieves, and a variety of articles stolen therefrom, the property of the managers of the Exchequer of Scotland. The property stolen consists of six yards and a half of rich silver lace (gilt), 38 silver tassels, and 16 or 18 imitation ?? Wedsesday afternoon a ...

... it &ZLIWAV ZNlTEILZGENC3E. SINGULAR BEQUstST.-Iu a recent case for compensation en the Norwich and Yarmouth Railway, on which occasion Sir W. Follett waa ret Ined for the company, and Mr. Fitzroy Kelly for the defendant Tuck, who claimed upwards of S0oul. forland, while tile jury returned a verdict for 15001., Mr. gr. H. Gurney, the banker, onhis cress-examination by tbe Solicitor Generalsaid ...

... (Front our Special Correqpondeet.) LDNDoN, TUESDAY MORNING. In my last I mentioned that a Cabinet Council had been held on the afternoon of Saturday, which was suspected to have been summoned for the sole purpose of deliberating upon the disturbed state of the sister country, which turned out to be sub- stantially correct, for shortly after Ministers had separated, an;express was sent off to ...

... REBElCCA AND HIEM DAUGHTERS AT C. RtMARTl'IEIN. The nocturnal outrages of those lawless in-i vildusil have reached to such a height as to excite ju-t grounds of apprehension, that the Magistracy ifr this and the adjoining counties of Pembroke and Cardigan will be obliged to place the while district ninder military surveillance. From attacking andl festroiving turnpike gates situated in remote ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMEINT'I IJU E OF~ LOIRDS-' HI'o~tSl)AY, be Their IordettIpE uletat thle u.4uit hour. fth SCINDE. ot Lord. !IIPOiN laid upon the table, by Command of her ,, Mujviity, COPIes 01ftreatles and papers relative to Scinde. sh IPRIVILEGE. lit The Mlarqluees ofCLANRICAUDE: I rise to call your P lordelilps' attesiiton to a flagrant breach of' your lordslips' th privileoges. I have never ...

... 1TI iV C TO the EDIpre- Br GINTLZMSNI- dul exist 1 trouble you with a w lines dul Judio whberever it inhwhlO nppeared in ho kfa of lst a Th vteecin b atgrpwar outryvvla mlne-Madstoli- iog tuirng 0a wwoh unknownto me-underwent 600 sellc hi~bcreaud' t crittoists wbiaeb, iD my opinion, star per- tiot ~o~rdeai Of saieorthO dohUtantO being not more than fifteen C feetlY uajostiflib1 if I misnixek ...

... I - I (Froim the Votes and Proceedings of tih House of ?? Comnw.) re .WDNE8DN-, MAY 31. etl ARMS (IRELAND) BILL. rI Order for second reading iead; motion made, end queB. E tion proposed, That the bill be now reid a second time : P Amendment proposed to leave out the word now, aud at F the end of the question to add the words if upon this day six a months :Question put, That the word' ...

... MORE RESIGNATIONS . At T. I ; The following calm and gentlemanly rebuke to the Lord v Chancellor emanates from the late respected member for e the borough of Neew Ross, J. H. Talbot, Esq. Mr. Talbot s proves that he has not, in resigning his position as a repre- sentative, surrendered either his independence as a man or his spirit as an Irishman:- l Ballytrent, Wexford, 2d June, 1843. ' - My ...

... kjSOFGL1TAN IMP V ENTS. t to be allowed to turn frcm the hurley- Iti pie and the vagaries of politiciais. for lyof oliticsadth lw ?? of snatching a few moments for the con- e of a subject so much more agreeable as is ?? tnt. We may advisedly say more . Iin uch as any public measure thatin- teab en ?? dvantage of employing surplus in- je3 d thereby improving a large city, cannot be g n say ...

... I I!N . O' Th It H- A. ! . ;.STATIONS OF THE'-BRITISH ARMY ,hron te United 9qWvike .toiriaaql.j EWhere two places are mentoned the last named ;s that at which tho depot of the ge~iment ?? .3 1st Life Ggards-lHydo 391h: adras, Chatbam Park b40th Iombay, Chathbm ; 2d Wipdsor - 41stMadrqa, Chatham RoynIHorso;Guad, Canter- 4dMtp .ofWght. ;burg. ?? ' :. 1)o. (rseorv bpt.) Mlta 1it Drgna&.Guards ...

... Koval antr General 3Nutelf(etce. MEEDBS.-THr THEATiE.-Wo perceive it is announced that this place of amusement will open oa Monday evening next, for the usual season. The company selected by Mr. Pritchard, the new lessee, we have heard very highly spoken of, and we trust his eadeavours to please will meet with their due reward; the summer season, however, is not the time for theatricals, and ...