... DUBLIN, APRIn 7. [PsROMr OUR OWN CORIRESPONDENT.] I have learned that the counsel for the traversers on the stato triale are to hold a consu'lation In this oity on Friday next the 12th instant, previous to the opniulg of Enster Term, on Monday the 15th. NATIONAL EDUCATION. Tlhe Rcbening Packet of last night thus concludes a long string of what it terms practical suggestion' on the subject ...

... DREADFUL filft'lRfiCA.VE (1/-' Try I Al ~1A UI? IIf'Il6S. AN IN 1) IVI XA N AN ND 'I WiiT EMIGiR 1 N'T !-i PB,: ge-be. n l i-c-fern rerviac'i a' Lioytia~, ill iU t a it-anr il .'(Tti, lr. itceia-i'iiriid ia. the M~too)-' t'piztrHlrd It ip 'A or f tota Iy l Oht-. 'I t -. 'Ii- hrieu a it,'. veremt tft Li .. is ' is'i ia 'si'.d ihz i' t I,: Ii, il.Y a nd iatic!l lit-i] v ''k(iit' ' i- t h-ar,. ...

... P~ORf7VGAL, LISBON, ARPIL 17. ger [po'ao OUR OWN COtRRESPONDENTI.] all The government accounte of the state of the country are Ip of the usual character, as to the existence of tranquillity, bee, but they are connected with some meagre references to oc- T currencee of Boarn Importance. reVI On the 10th instant, a royal decree was issued, ordering this the General de Fonte Nova to provide each ...

... I'llE LA TE FIRE AT' BISIIOIPSG.A TE. The amount ofproperty destioyed by the fi:e at Messre. IlIakeley and Thomas's featber warehouse and toanufactory in 13ielopsgaterestreet, was nut aecertaitied when the brief announcement wIinch appeared in this journni of yesterday was writton. An inspection of theruin, No0 0son tile heat of the wall% allowed the firemen to enter at onre bhowed the extent ...

... 2'1Ae LONDON GAZETTvf IRlJDAYApril l. M~ASTER OF THE HIORSr'S GOIICE,QUE' AMEWS, PIM1LICG, A'trI, 10. Tbtt Qupen i)s, bWen grnetiaciouy plcased to appo'Cint Meeiater George Grant Gordon to b3e Page of floucut to bar Majeety, Vice NWemyril.. ST. JAMES'S PALA.CE, MARCH! 25. The uee hasbee pleeedon de n miation of Lord Majety'sHunorabj Jams Roinoo, E'., one of her DOWNING.STREET, APRI ing, Vic ...

... DESTRUCTION BY FIRE OF A TAR AND NAPTHA DISTILLERY', ON BROMLEY COMMON. At alate hour last night an extensive fire broke out on the premises forming the pitch, tar and naptha distillery, the property of Mr. Bethell, situate on lAromley Common, ad- joining the new cut of the river Lea. The works were de- stroyed by fire about elsi years ago, and since their erection they have been considerably ...

... ATHENS, MARCH 10. [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDRNT.] Thie morning the National Assembly met to receive the observatlons of the King on the 107 articlee of the con- stitution. Soon after twelve, the celebrated Canarie, -now President of the Conlcil and Minister of Marine, presented thoem to the Aesembly, when they were read from the chair, seriairn, together with the artioles themselves. The spirit ...

... THE MORNING CHRONI CLE LONDON: M ONDAY, APRIL 8, 1844. The two vacant Lord-Lieutenaneies of Westmore- land and Cumberland have both been conferred on . Lord LOh SDALE. So far as we have gone with our arguments on the factory question, we have ndduced positive evidence that neither the factory workers are so degraded as they are described, nor that their nmasters have been so unmiindlful of ...

... The L ONDON I AZETT of FRIDAY, Apri f2 WI1 ITEHALL, APRIL 256 The Queen has bet in pleasaed to direct letters patent to be passed uutirr the Ort rtt Seal, grentinsg the dignity of a Kuigitt of the Unitl di Kingdoim of Great Britasta anid Ire-- land -unto Thomas 3 ierbart Mladdo-k, Essq., of thre Benigal Civil Service. -P DOWN) iNG-STREET, APRILxt 26. The Queen hiss bei in pleased to appoint ...

... TEIR MORUVING CHIRONICLE. ur- LONDON: - 01 ed, lFEDNESDA Y, APRIL 10, 1844. us ver The death of Lord ABaINann, which we an- ea, ,ad nouncedl in our pslper of yesterday, scenis to interest ttLe, tlie public solely oil aveiount of the legal chniriges 6ri fo. r li ii nre anticipatel as colisoqitenton it. The eareei to of al who lais occup)ied so p)roliielit a position in ir, active life call ...

... T'fin LATE FIRIE AND LOSS OF LIFE IN OXb0RD-STREENT )I The diesatrous vonseqnimncee 'f the above fat eatclas- it, 'rophe,resulting in the loss .!t oa ,'S thau six lives, eo c -re briefly annoumnced in tbi.' 'cu-is oi ye'terdvy. As ' ny be readily imagired, ti s dhtr ng intelii;,ence had . ffct of attractingf r~ny anp lr.prqon to the spot, *, l *Z, tbo 'out thle whole -of ye terdzsy the ...

... TO THtE EDITOR OF THtE MORNING CHRONICLE. TREATIES OF GREAT BRITAIN WITH Mogadoro, March 17, 1844. SIR-At this time, when tbe subject of frec trade vwith |fr~iitn powers i i exciting such general attention iu Eng- libmd, it ainy he ueeful to draw the atttntion of the public, t's well as government, to our treaties of commerce and unavi- ga ion with the empirs of Morocco. Mr. Mecgregor Says, ...