... I HOUSE OF LORDS-FRIDAY. The Bishop of HEREFORD preesonted a petition from the rural dean and the clergy of the western division of the diocese of Hereford, aganstgthe union of the sees of Bangor and St. Asaph. The Earl of HADDINGTON presented a petition from certain parochial schoolmasters in the county of Berwiek, complaining of inadequate remuneration. The noble earl laid on the table the ...

... en LONDON: 118 SATURDAY, MARCE 2, 184 to bu be In the Housis of LORDS, last night, the Earl of AuBERIEFN, in reply to Lord Bie uGUAx, an- le nounced that the French Government had volun- to luntarilydisavowed the proeeedings of Admirnl Du- PETIT THOUARS, at Tahiti, and therefore our mis- at sionaries were free from future uneasiness. y In the Housn of CoMmoNs, on the motion for ly go into ...

... The LATE FATAL DUEL in the UNITED STA TES. The following are a few particulars, taken frrm thn New York papers, just received, of the late fatal duel at Wash- ington. This duel has, It is said, made as mncih noise, and excited as much interest, on that side the Atlantic us the Fawcett and Munroeffair did hirer:- In regard to the origisi of the duel, it is believed that mi] Thursday morning ...

... FR~ELALYD. DUBLIN, MAARCH 9. [PROM OUR OWN CORBRESPONDPItNT.J THE IRISH PRESBYTERIANS-FORMIDABLE AGITATION. My last letter contained fin aacount of the importaut pro- ceadings of the Irish Presbyterian Assembly in Belfast on Wednesday, in regard to the subject of Presbyterian nuar- rleges, it being anticipated that the decisien of the House of Lords will be adverse to the olaims of the ...

... DUBLIN, MAROH 5. 1 [PFOM OUR OWN CORRESPONDiENT.] TORY POOR-LAW CANDIDATES. Mr. Smith, the Irish Attorney-General, and rMr. Sergeant Warren, have actually been put In nomination as ctaudl- dates for the offioe of Poor-Jaw guardians In tSe South Union of Dublin. The 1vrening Poit has the fcllowing notice of this strauge movement;- The Oramtge party, in order to exhibit their high estimate of ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-THROIDAY. SE&E' OF ST. ASAPil AND BANGOR. LordKENYONpresented two petitions against the union of these sees. The Bi hop of HEREFORD also presented a petition against the union. SILR WEAVERS. On the motion of Lord LI LFO RD the order of the day for presenting a petition from the operative silk weavers of Leigh, praying for a committee of inquiry, was discharged. CORN LAWS. Lord ...

... DUBLIN, MARCH 27. rr FFROMIr OUR OWN CORPEs8PONDENT.q EVICTION OF TENANTRY IN ULSTER. T The system of eviction, whichb has poTduced such de- at Iplorble remltns in the vouth, ismakingway In thet orthern or pirov;nce, The Lortdonderr;y Journal contains the follow- g, r ing case, which affords a striking illustration of the op- A presaive svytem of land tenure, and the total want of B . ...

... [PROM TEtm MANCHESTEB GUARDIANH. As usual, we ond the urost outrageous mi-ettatemient5' passing current, in ParlialeSO, and tbrough the press, in reference to this measure; a5rduofortrleately,nobodyeems able and willing to disabuse the publib mind on the subjeck. What, Indesd, can be more glaring thart the repeated aseer- tions of the Standard, that many mills art now working only ten hours a ...

... VI,' with tite Italian Opera and the Anclent ConeortsI the y'S musical season nmsy be said to begin. The firat of these II ee ,y performances took piece last evening, under the direction of of the Duke of CAMIORI DOE. Sir H1. BISHOP acted ao con- ,, ductor; and the orcheaitra, led bv the veteran CRtAMERt, peresrented all the 1 old familiar faces. The selection of iPmusic was chiefly sacred, ...

... I HOUSE OF LORDS-MONDAY. Oa the Lord Chancellor taking his seat on the woolsaek, The Earl of BAD NOR rose to present a petition frouu the couaty of'Somerset, praying for the removal of all duties on the necessaries of life, end that the whole system of the taxation of the country should be placed ou a more equable and equitable basis. The petition was agreed to at a Metlag preeided over by the ...

... I | esterday a general Court of Proprietors wee held at the East India House, pursuant to the terms of the Charter. i jThe chair was taken at the usual hour by Mr. John Cotton. The minutes of the last court were read. THE CASE OF CAPTAIN JOHN PATTERSON. The CHAIRMAN acquainted the court, that pursuant to the resolution of the Court of Proprietors, in favour of the claim of Captain John ...

... AI1RR1VAL 0.7' IE MAJEWTY THiE I QUnEHN OF TBE B3ELGIANS. WOOLWICHI, IIIARrii 2li.-At an earlyhourthis morning it teienie genemrally known here that her Nuejesty the Queen of the tellgians was eilpectfd to land at the dock-yard about tics r'eiotk in the afternoon, nid the neoessary preparations were irnmeiliately mad, for the reception ol the royal visitor CAb theI usual honours. ler Royal ...