... TME MORNING CHRONICLE. L N DON: THUJSL)A Y, MARdC 28, 1844. ILu the fIous8i of CoWinioNs, last night, Lord ASH LEY intimated that he will on Friday withdraw his opposition to the rescinding of the order for proeed ling with the Faotories Bill. on the express understanding that the overnment will at once bring in their new bill. Sir JAMffS GRAHAM assented to tbis course, and will atonce give ...

... ITffE MORNING CHRONICLE. LO N I) ON: TUL'SDAIY, MARCIH 19, 1844. In the HousF. f LoRDS, last night, Lorl DPN- MAN adverted to the case of the individual con- demned to death in Louisiana fin aiding a slave to niake his escape. He lhop~ed that the exprussioji of the feeling which prevailed in England, and over Europe, vould reach the United States in time to prevent the inhliction of a ...

... UNIThED STA TES. n LIVERPOOL, SUNDAY. e The New York packet ship England, Captain Bartlett, arrived here at o'clock p.m., after a quick voyage of lees - than 10 daysfrom New York. it We hove received by ber papers two days later than our last advicas; but they do not contain matter of much im- portance. There was a good deal of epeculation in cotton , at New York, and prices were kept np-the ...

... 'Id BAIiSD. z } D tBLIN, MA&i= 2. PRWOM OVIe OWN COORESPONDBNT.] ,T HE IRISH FRANCHISE BILL. ahe Dubnse MercantileAsdvertiser gives the following from ItA London oorrespontdent :-9 I have learned ttat the head-of the bill, agreed'upon iu the Cabinet, have been transnitted. to the Irish Offie, and that the draft of the bll is now va proces of manufacvure. Aooording to the in- formation that has ...

... OMISSIONS OF OVERSEERS IN MAKING OUT THE RATE BOOKS. On Monday evening a meeting of tbe owners and oceu- piers of compounded houses in the parish of St. John the Evangelist, Westminster, took place at the GrosvenorArms, llolvwellsrrest, for the purpose of receiving an account froni Mr. Bungay, a rittepayer of that parish, who had in- etitutedi an examination of the rate books, witti the view ...

... IBELAND. t DUBLIN, MARCHc 26. t LFROK OUR OWN CORRtE5I'OVNDS T.J I Pass 0 LANDLORD AND TENANT COMMISSION. rat romI fteMui-aii ti on hy reevdsome exco - evidence, and will continue their inquiries tbie day. THE PRESBYTERIAN MARRIAGE QUESTION. of it Thle Presbyterian movement toeextendtoF to all ports of~ ticai the province of Ulster. The Newr~y 7elegrapjh, of tine all, mornng sys-Tie ...

... WINDSOR-FRIDAY. ler Majesty and Prince Albert took their usual sarly walk tis mornin iu the neighbourhood ot t-e Castle. Her Majesty and his Royal Hig-hness again promeiuaded in the afternoon. The RoyBI Family were taken their customary airings a-day. Hit RoyAl Highness Prince Albert rode out on horseback in the forenoon, attended by Colonel Wylide, equerry in weiting. Co!onel the HIon. ...

... TUESDfAY, MA~RCH 12. Motion made, and Question lutl, 'r That a Select Committtee bse BP- pointed to inquire 'Into the ellcets of Protective Duties on Ito- ports Uopn the iuterests of th e Tenant Fartners end Farm La- bourers ut thia Country. The House divided. MiNORITY-AYES, lim Acheson, Viscount Evans, Wiltians Iloineidge, Captain Aglioriby, H. A. Ewvart, Williamo lrotheroo, Edwaid ...

... IRBLAND. DUBLIN, MARcH 12, IPROM OUR OWN COnLRxSSPONDENT.J LANI)LOIRD AND TENANT COMMISSION. b'he Coinmlssioreere have arranged to conmnelice their provincial inquiries In the northand theyare to lbove town to-narrow for Dundalk, there to examine witnesses. The townsanext in this routeare NewryArmaghalid Belfist. CHURCH CONTENTIONS. Al tha e churo. hseeexcept the iomatn Catholic, are in agi- ...

... 1ilE FRhE CHURCHI OF SCOTIAND. Ltot night a meeting of the friends of the Free Church of scolaind was held In Exeter Hall, to hear addresze8 Irwon' the deputation now in London. By six o'click, the helwr appointed for the meeting, the bell wees densely crowded. ta the platform we observad the Rev. D -. M5'Kellar, Forblis, Cadlisbh, Wilson, eind Buclijtian ; Mesesrt. Beitih, Wallace, Smith, ...

... MADRID), MARCH 11. |I1OM OUt OWN CORRESPON DENT.] Another appa'lling act of wholesale and cold-bloodod butchery has been consummatedbytbe slaughterofColOOel lionet, and S3 officers, soldiers, and other insurgents at Alioant. Roiinali's despatch on the subject isas follows- Captaincy General of the Kingdoms of Valencla anid Murcia. Excellent Sir-I had the honour to inform your Excel- lency, in ...

... COURBSING MEETINGS. To Tlt EDITOR oC TIi MsORNINi (.HRONICLE. Sla-A question of considerlsbie imporuance to rerso-8 who are in the babit of attending pubi~c coursing uteetmuss, hbs arisen in West Norfolk, up ou tlfe construition of the .-cts relating to gamse certdficates, under the iollowing cir- cumstances:-A public coursisg ngeetior took place oil the 17th Nsvember last, upilo th, farm of ...