... tia- [PROM OtfB BOMBAY CORREsP3ON;DFnNT] l'ob It will readily be supposed that a ruler, lrfftjrisg not largely as Lord Ellenborough from the CametheeI vrlbe ,d° ave conl not allow theodetalls of his great and 8080dd uld lories to go forth to the world unaccompanied by a Pro, idy 0h Dw, mation, or something of the kind, the product of hig or lare braln-in this respect equally fertile. The ...

... T THE IENDE. MEETING IN a MIZNGHAM. I B I I I rPROM OTU COOBISPONDENT1. TuseDAT rSVNING,-As the time approaches for the town's meeting to-morrow, the Interest increases, and a very general desire seems to pervade all parties to see aid hear Mr. O'Connell, who has signified his Intention to Pe present. The demand for tiekote of admission to the Wie and organ galleries In very considerable, and ...

... B OROUGH UO TlI JN7l jJ Y.-_SfUlj'VTI'|NG TilE1I. SUIPI''LiS. I A mniittg of thu elczoru aid rctlir inhabit-%rit of tlie Cirutn c..It F2'I'cy ! aa I i.v1h l't ne pri- tyof '.u !rt ,a.. Lr. Ull rr wiiich l, ~ I I!.. i t~. 'Ii Ii crc0i-~ Ivtid 6.w to ''.'! tir.! s, 1 ;,f a r, hun' F i''t'td Mc .' veacrt.t, r ~iw ,dni. L rr ~ a r .. twjc tilir ?Znt; .in the fito. 'I .i n, q;tarcii el r ])c'e ...

... Her Royal Highness the Ducbess of Kent visited the Queen and Prince Albert yesterday at Buckingham Palace, and partook of a dejeun6 with ber Majesty and his Royal Hihnese. 71he Qneen and Prince Albert walked yesterday in the Royal Gardens. His Royal Highness Prince Albert predided yesterday afternoon at a meeting of the commission for promoting and encouraging the Fine Arts in the re-building ...

... AATN'/'I-LR'AGULB' DEMONSTRATION. The meeting which wias called of those favourable to the formation of a national anti- League ausociatlon, took place b it night, at Freema ois' Tavern, Grest Queen-strset. At hirfpast six o'clock, Mr. Sherrard, a delegate from the Union of spitaltields Weavers, rtoved that Sir Richard Joddrell take the chair. The re8olution wits seconded and carried, amid ...

... .SP'AIN, MlADRID, MARCH ')2. LFII(>t OSR OWS tORttEBt'O.NDENT,! The exeeletl;to of a Turkish subJliet, put to dtb for cbinmgtg hil, religiou, in conformity with the blirbnrvun .la iOf thle country, is deemed it 6urfficient reason for the representatives of England snd Franre showiug their ab- horrenre of the proceeding, by refusing to attend aul enter- tWintment given by the Grand Vizir, and ...

... | MAll. LOVERt'S iIeI.S' EVENING. Last evening was the first of Mr. LOvER'S Irish even- ings; and a very pleasant evening it was to the numerous conmpany assembled to enjoy it. The concert-room of the Prinesa'se Theatre (a euperb and spacious room, by the way, and admirably adapted for sound) was completely orowded by a fasbionable audience, among whom we ob- served, too, a great many of the ...

... LORD LINCOLN'S BUILDINGS RE- GUseATIO BILL. Thu following are the 52d and and o3d clauses of this act. We publish them as they affect the interests of a very large number of piersmn, and an immenss amount ot ca)pital :- (Clause t-2,) And now, for the purpose of meaking provision, coun carning basinessss dangerous in respject of lire or eX- plosion, be it enacted, with regard to the following ...

... --O The Queen and the Queen of the Belgian8, cre:zm-:. hy the Frince-s Royal, took an airing it th- j. dcv aitinion in anopen baroothu and 1.Ur. 1Ier Royal Highiess the, Duchess of lsut! -:tz - Mcjesty aid the Quext of the Belgians yesterdiiy A- ingbem Palace. Tne Rlyal family were taken air:nge yees!I dt!! royal garsens. Captaill Francis Seymour, groom in waitlot to nss r!.: Highness Prince ...

... ]JERITS A GRICULTUJRAL P'bTI I?cu1o ON ;OC cEfITY. The fol1owinz important letter has b6ci addrcssu.1 by (i,.,. Ihlsjiliurt, 1. q., to the protolrV of the IHertS Ai'- j culturol i~oclety. WVt, uljivo Sfr. liS mtxanlutt ni. agullil- manl l huidi ig ...

... DUBLIN, MARCH1 17. [PROM 01ift OWN CORaRSPONDENT.] EVILS OF Till; LAND TENURlE SYSTFM. The recent trial cit the King's County aeseizes, ter the murder of Mr. Gatchell (a full report of whioh appeared in the M1orufrin Chronivle last week), exhibited in a very striking manner the deplorable consequenres of the existing relatione between landlords and tenants in Ireland. The faets stated in thu ...

... I - I I I L ON DO N: SATURDAY, MARCH 23, 1844. In the TIoxsnr of ConrIroNs, after timl disposal of all the prelininurv business, the Ilouse went into committee on the Factories Bill, and MAr. TIATrON EGERTON moved an amendmunt that the word ' ilk sihould be omitted, his object. heing t( exemPt silk factories fronm tbe operation of thin bill, pleading the essential dirleuce in the ma- ...