... Wvhen people in trade find themselves in abad way, they call a meetiitg of their creditors, and when Ministers find them selves in a ' predicament they call a meeting of their friends, or their reputed friends, who happen to have seats in the House of Commons. The divisions on the Factory Bill having made Dulilisters uncomfortable, they saw their parliamentary friends on tile subject last ...

... I SPARKS FROM A BATCH OF CONJURORS In consequence of the announcements that H Mr. Anderson, the Northern Wizard, have nadeerr oftblerr tion to amuse the British public forthwith the f luteill5. man coming into the field with a lot of nes,' a i 0'tc grtt latter with a succession of novel tricks, we are authrt ,,n th that the old sleight-of-hand cooupanyatwestminast lsd to state themselves, ...

... [ HOUSE O LORDS. Monday, April 22. The house sat for about half an hour, and was mainly occupied in routine business. Tuesday, April 23. The LORD CHANCELLOR gave notice that he would move the second reading of the dissenters' chapels bill on Friday, but take the discussion on it on going into com- mittee. CATHOLIC JURORS IN IRELAND.-The Marquis of NORMANBY put the question relative to the ...

... REPEAL ASSOCIATIOX. On Monday the doors of the Conciliation Hall were at an early hour besieged by applicants for admis4on, At a quarter past one Mr O'Connell entered the build- ing, which was crowded to excess, and was received with the most enthusiastic demonstrations of regard. Mr Smith O'Brien, M. P., was called to the chair. Mr O'Connell begged that they would keep some of their shouts ...

... THE OASTLER IiBERATION FUND. A meeting of the friends of Mr. Oastler, and the sub- scribers to the fund for effecting his liberation, and pur- chasing for him an annuity, was held yesterday, at the British Hotel, Cockepur-street; Lord Fevereham in the chair. Mr. Osatler sat on his lordship's right, and Mr. B. Fer- rand, M.P4, on his left, The noble CHAIRMAN explained the reasons and obecets of ...

... TIHE' A'ATA CONILAGRATION IN OXFORD STREET. P give INQTJEiT ON THlE RtEMAlN'S OF THE SUFFERERS. led to At thur o'rlock on Saturday afternoon, Mr. Hlggs,dp luty corondr for Welitminater, and atjury of thirteen householders ot St. 011orge'eIiiOvrssis, 1assembled at the Malpas aird, ArrmsChars-estnet, G7rosvenrpirsquare, to lnvestigate the Part deurli of Mrs. ElizA Williams, aged thit ty; Eliza ...

... TIhREE LAUNCHES at BLA fKIV lL - Ike WVELL ESLEY.East-Iiliazmza Al VAR CII, at Indo aSteam rc ; 'and MRT.EORh S -eam.Purhet- Great ae wes the concouree of per nrv aet Woolwith on Wodedlnody, to witress the li Uich Of hr jMajesty'ship :11ocawen, 70) guns, thI as OO.c ig V-t vi ,a; t Mlackcwall ^ va grmater, owing to the novelty .i three fina veele oeing Ltwwhod wihiun ons hundred yer'ii of atch ...

... DUBLIN, AiRiz. 3. rPRtOM OUR OWN CORrXSPONDENT.] RESISTANCE TO THE POOR-RATE. The board of guardians of B3allinrobe, county of N1iyc, have again required military aid in enforcing th1e payuto't ofpoor-rate. At the meeting of the board on hlirsdtay. A. C. Lambert, Esq., preeilding, the following rebolutiul; was adopted:- That our chaifran be direeted to liy before the governmtent and the Podor ...

... IMPORTANT DECREES OF TIlE NATIONAL AS- .SEMELY 017 GRREECE, HAVING THE SAME FORCE AS ARTICLES OF THE CONfTITUTION. LAW OP ELECTION. (Abridged from its 30 clauses.) 1. Each province shall elect one representative ohoulu it poxiess 10,000 inhabita bl, two, if 20,000; three, if`l3v,000i iotr, if nore than 30,000. *. The leland oi Hydra ehall elect throe, Spetzia two, rio I the I psariotrs in ...

... MASSAiCRE IN ONE OF THE SOUTI- SITA ISLANDS, TOTAL DESTRUCTION O11 THlE HARRIHTT WHALE-51HIP. Thet details of' another attack on an Eiiglieb whaler and murderous stlaughter of the whole crow by fthe nativea of one8 of the South-sea Islands have met been re'ceived by the Suesex, a whale-ship belonging to Mr. Lyall, M.1P. for the city of London, under the command of Captain H1amn- mier, which ...

... TIE M 1ANCJIEST ISR ME ETING. To riltz EDITOR oF TrE MORNING CllRONICLE( . Sil-llIaving attendied the Manchester msnetior, con. vened to diicuec the ten hours fuctory quefition the ladt night, with a view of urgingV on behali of' thi factory wurkers, who Bay that much as they di sire that a tele hours regulatiun for absoliue work should tcke place, they aluwoS dread it, if it i8 to be fillowed ...

... 1I1UNTINSODON, TUEMDAY EVBNIS(.-In aiticipetion of a vacancy, by the elevation of Sir Frederick Pollock to the bench, the huntingdon electors are already on the alert for some able and independent individual to succeed him. Apparently, more than tired of their long submission to Sandwich dictation, they seem resolved to make a vigorous attempt to assert their independence. Several lortl uamens ...