... IItLAND. DUBLIN, APRiL 11. [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] MEETING OF THE CHURCH EDUCATION SOCIRTY. The annual uteetiug of this society, established by the Primate and other leading Terieo, in opposition to the national syetem of education, took place in the Rotunda th s day, and was looked to with very general interest, on aecount of the resent disclosures as to the course adopted by Sir ...

... iLORD ASHLEY PANDERING TO A DlA VGEROUS ERROR. fFROM A CORRES9PONDINT.1 one of the most unpleasant and extraordinary i jrexnstances of our day is that bitter and enve- tilted feeliltti of hostilitv which too often and too generally 1nevails betwixt the employers and the p~loyed. Thle intimate relations between them- e pecet and comfiort of' both being as much de- jiernleiit ont their titattl ...

... UNIVERSITY CLLE(;EU-DISTRIBT- TION OF PRIZES. Oq Saturdav thp iintual mnrtsr b'i'itn of privae in the nipe- dttietie depatmoent of Ulloore~sty Cohl..g-, took pluce at taco o'.-Vk, in) Eli Lecture' r, tnt. 7I e p!,vp wee croevc': in vevry part. 'rie tnirlo r pricof~it miutt hoive eXi'.,,Je 00; Jr~r'o proporttou of thon autlrinci. oriu-td or llidie. L-rd llr..lghaatt pretideti on the omCaeiott. ...

... THE FORTH COMING ELECTIONS. EXETER, ArRIL 16. [FROMt A CORRESPONDENT.] The meeting ofties free tradere last evening was attended as by about twelve hundred perscons, the Great Subscription ne Room being densely crowded. The attendance wes chify ofie to the working classes; bat the steamn au is so. decel~idyedly p already, that the contest which has been tb determined upon will be a decided ...

... 'fHlE CIJANCEIIY ABOMINA77'i0Y. TO THlE rI)ITOR on' 'run NIORNINO CHR~ON ICLE. I oveciacu v ~n her's ni abuse: tie Millerm bull ydhituirli th e hni:,bit In o, Lit it aiavei the~m froma being burnt a- initheir bHds.-13unltti. Pt Sttt-D)urlY purirhaind eiperience affordt; ample proof a corri-tiniv to its abuses, but turning ani tar adesf asull *w a stoce to aill thre lartnentatious Laid ...

... IRELANb. DUBLIN, APRii. 26. [FRODI OUR OWN CORRESPONDRNT.1 THE STATE TRIALS. At len th-the Crown having finished their sup- plemental affidavits, without at all making but a rebutting case-the arguments on the motion for a new trial commenced this day, and Mr. Whiteside, who led, as counsel for Mr. O'Connell, has occupied the court ol1 day. The speech of the learned gen- tleman, as you will ...

... THlE FACTORY BILL. We extract the following passages from i A Letter to Lord Ashley, just published, by Colonel Torrons, on the principles which regulate wages, and on the umanner and degree in which wages w would be reducea by the passing of a Ten Hours Bill : t ON THrE MANNER IN WHIICH LIMIT'INU THE TIME OF i LADOUR TO TEN HOURS WOULD REDUCE WAGES. The Teun Hours Bill is objected to by many ...

... THE MORNING CIIRONICLE. LON1DON: WEDANESIA Y, A P'RJL 3, 1844. Thie HovSF of LonDS sat for a short time last night. Lord CA3 tsBELL1 laid a bill on the table, to enable parties convited, who may have mioved the pre- ceedinigs by Wit of error to the I louse of Lords, to give bail nid be at large ljiending the finral judgment on their case. The H-louse, on rising, adjourned till Tucsday, the 1th ...

... The LONDON GAZB2'TB of TUESDA Y, April 9.1 FORREGN.OFFICE, APnIL J The Queen has been graclotrily pleased to nppolut Pa- ttrick Walker, Esq., to be her Majesty'e Agent afnd Consiul- i, General in the Mosquito Territory. The Queen has also been greoliously pleased to appoDnt e John Liadegren, Esq., to bo her Xajesty's Consul in the tIsland of Porto Rico. Commissions signed by the Lord ...

... tZ [PROM THE EXAMINER.] by But the plea of morality is not ll. Mr. Buller says.- The house had heard of the advantages which ths ud operatives were represented to poseess from receiving high a wages; but there was ones circumstance which he begged he unprejudiced gentlemen to attend to, and that was, the rd mere temperature in which these people worked. He had been in Manchester a few weeks ...

... T1h1 ROYAL ShLA BIATHING INFIRMARY I|R .4!!?. A LDERMAJAN (GBJBS. Thle euniul m ootil.; ot remnors was held yesterduy at the Lonuton (oft. e llucine, tu rereice the report of a rent- milttee appointed in Junutry labt, to investigate the affairr ot the institution. Mr. 13. B. Cabhill having been called to the chair, The ShR.CRYTAY reed A Wsries of resolutious agretd to by the directors, ...

... SP 'AINV. oil ~~~MADRID, APtr.L 2. D1ne [FROM OUR OWN CORRtL'5POtlENT.1 tIy Rumours of changes in the cabinet havae eon very i ac~ively spread about within the hist two or three days, butt ro- the ministerial papers all agree in confidently asserting tiet rit- these reports are without foundation, and tisot thea cabinet MY was never more uLited or more resolved to go on with its IP plane for1 ...