... 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 ...

... THE TEN IIOURS BILL. FPROM THE MANCHESeTER GUARflDIA!N] It will be Neon from the parliamentary reports whlob ap- pear in our present number, that the House of Commons, on Monday evening, in a committee on the government Factory Bill, adopted, by a majority Eof 179 to 170, an amendment, moved by Lord Ashley, to the effect- That the word ' night' shall ba taken to mean from six o'clock In the ...

... The L ONDO N GAZETTE, of F4q,-, ejl LORDI ClIAMIIERLAIN'S OFPICE r~ at St. Jampfe', Palace, on Wednenday, tij, Li';e at two o'rloek. iO.'t, Notice isialhrebb giVenf, that her 3Majeetty w] ri' Drawtoi-roow tt ot Jaoaesi's palaie On oj, ihnstant, Fit two o'clock. 3% l'yt~e 2!,o N. B-The Kuighlatof the mtveral Orders iit in their Collhars, it being a Collirlday. ur ST. JAMTES'S PALACE, INAiai 1 ...

... T To T11L EDITOR OF Tl'.LE MORNING CHRONICLE t Sxn-[n looking through a icopy of the (entlcem1anl's t Ucgjific tir 8otl-1, ty att-uatiou wVa arrcsted by a ill'- t ImoblOn (1! tlu ceorn-laws, Which took phice ill tibe House ol n Lordl in tim wtontht of July in that year. Ihe report, e bullih 1inea;rk-, contains the imlspor tiant dictumt of the theti I'orJ ancellor (Eldon), thalt ,riatever ...

... EL uPEMEI E'' EXTRA ORDINA RK'. WOBURN, MARCH Ih.-An q#fWaire du cewur, followed by R. omowbat romantic adventure, forms the topic ofmuch sprightly gob.iv amougst the tea-table coteries ot this neigh- baurhood, to whoin Huy thing worthy the name of an elope- mentis, in thess days of cofumon place life, perfectly ex- citing. The l6ctv, so fir ab I can learn, are these -Oa Tuesday lSit, Miss ...

... THE MO()kRNING CHRONICLE. LON DON: FlIDA Y, MARCH 15, 1844. In the HOUSE of CozlmoNs, after a large amount of' prelin i naly lusiyness, M1. Uo(COllANE atIveitetl to the recent important proctediligs in Greece, wlhicb, he contended, vere iilpr,,rlY cinuracterised by the word revolution, in- : esi iti as thev wvere btut a fidlowving out of the prin- ciple of' independence, which wVal9 the origin ...

... I HOUSE OF LORDS-TUESDAY. The6tandingorders committee was re-appoilted on the nomination ot the Earl of SIHAFTESBURtY. TIIREE-AND-A-IIALP PER CENTS. BILL. This bill was, on the motion of the Earl of IUPON, read a third time. The Consolidated Funds (J6,000,000) Bill wes read a third time. Lord CAMOYS preseuttd a ipetition from Paisley, corn- plahning of the exclusion of ouman Catholic4 from the ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENrf I HOUSE OF' COMMONS-1VRnNE DNAY The Speaker took the ohair at four o'clock. Mr. FRENCH presented a petition fror, the grand jury of Roscommon, complainin;' of the exco4dtee sum laid upon that conutY for the navigation of the r`,voT Shannon. Mr. TURNER presented a pe 'Wfon from Chichoster against the practice of duelling. Mr. SHIARMAN CRAWFp.j) presented a petition from the ...

... 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 ...

... WEEK[J, TV MEETING Or T11FX NATIONAL ANTI. CORN-LAW LEAGUE. try The Anti-Corn-Law League held its usual weekly meet- 0o ing last evening, at Covent Garden Theatre. ter The attendance vis as great and the zeal as entiusiastiO as on former occasions, There was no spacia left unoc.cupied. om At seven o'clock, the Right Honourable the Earl of lr, RADNOR came on tho platform, and was greeted with ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...