... COUR' CIRCULAR. Ilis Royal Highness Prince Albert left town yesterday moruing for Gerunauy. Ill Royal Highness left Bucking- bha Palace at halt-past nine o'clock, attended by Mr. George Edward Anson, Cuptaiu Francis Seymour, and Colonel Bouverip, and proceeded to the terminus of thF South-E'eaternu Ratilway, at London-bridge. The Royal I thirty took their departure by a epecial train for Dover ...

... -tiac LONDON: sin SATURDAY, MATRCH 30. 1844. mf ho In the Housa of LORDS, last night, the LORD th, CHANCELLOR moved the re-appointment of the WI committee of last session on Presbyterian marriages, prl which was granted, as a matter of course. tio The Marquess of NORMANDY raised a discussion tio respecting the appointment of Mr. THOMAS O'BRIEN, as a stipendiary magistrate in Ireland. gr The ...

... 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 . ...

... MADRID, MARCIT 22. fFROM OUit OwN voVrSarO NTR3131T.] It w as kaowyn that Q tleen ( hrijtinl. wis to arrive at Arunjucz yesterday, and a great firing of artillery taking pliac about I p.m., it was supposed, of course, and even announced in the evening papere, that it wai in honour of her arrival. It turned out to be only the men liring for exrcise. The Queen Mother arrived, however, that ...

... TIHE MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: FRIDAY, MARCU 29, 18441 Y In thOe IoISE of' LoaRs, last night, a desultory eonverSaition arose respecting the Irish st4tt.e trials. with reference to tle extent and character of' the discussion which is to come on this afternoon, on the d presentation, bythe AMarquless of CLAhXICL'ARDE, Of e the petition from Ireland, praying for inquiry. ft seemed to be tbe ...

... I GREAT - IN Q LIVE-RPOL- JUSTICE TO IRELAND. _I LivFRPOOL, FRIDAY AMontNoN.-Last evening a 111 great public meeting was held in the Royal Amphitheatre, et for the purpose of making a graud demonetration of eym- 1W pathy on the broaid ground of 1 Justice to Ireland, anid in Iil condeumnation oli the course of Proceeding adopted it tben late state trial in Ireland, as a violation of ...

... PRINCE ALBERThS I- r. PeRTURE -FOR I A HS CONThIVX2:I n nit; iorning unusual Sxt turnt presared at the Dover Railway station, London-bridge, in consequence of its s being known that Price Abert would proceed by special e trelin to Walmer. lixuetly at a quarter past ten the P rince arrived, accnt'- e panied by Sir Edward Bowater and Mr. Ausou, his private secretary. Here he was met by the ...

... .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 ...

... --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 ...

... 'i TlE FACTORY BILL, I rO Tfin EDITOR OF THP MORNING CHRONICLE. tI Rs--- Before Lord Ashley closes so many avenues to entuployinents in Which t he work people are not as Vell otl' as could be Wishlt'd, it woul i ble well for him lo c.tsiller hvtihe r, ill tihe new ones of whicih lie (lielts the (diOr, rentter miscri es may 1ut ILave to be Cunt terl. Besidies, is. it so certain i tiat all the ...

... HAS21ZNGS ELECTiON. [FROM OUR OWN COR11R55PoNiDiitT.] TnEUIRSDAY EVENreozc-Thla being thle daylappointed for the nomination, the parties proceeded to the htastivigs, i whiich were erected in the Priory Courts. Mlr. Moore, at- 1 Itended by 13. Smith, REq., M.P., and H. Riphineltouso, Esq., M.I'1, and hlis friends; Mr. Brinelos, attenided by his friends, taou gay equipage. There were no bonnetsr ...

... A SlINGS ELECTION. -6. The polling commenced this morning at eight o'clock, and was coiitilued with vigour during the day. The Tory party used every exertion to bring up every voter they could ocjole, coerce, or command. While on the other side, co little display was made, that to appearance no idea could be entertained that a contest was going on. The waverere, who are in places somewhat ...