... b ~DUBLIN, APRIL 29. he lg [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONID111T.] Y. THE STATE TRIALS. ed Wit' a- Wliatever may ho the decision of then Court of 5'P Queen's Bench upon thie new trial motion, now in ot course of argument, or upon the motion inl arrest of at judgment which is to follow, there is, I understand, no doubt that the verdict of the jury will not be r- followed up against the Rev. Mr. Tierney ...

... I [MPERIAL PARIJAMENT I i HOUSE OF LOIIDS-TURSAY. The Marquess of EXETER presented a number of peti- tione from NorthamptonshIra, praying for the co ntinuance of protection to agrioulture. Petitions against the Dissentere' Chapel Bill wore pre- uented by the Bishop of London, from Bury-stressChapel, Balliast; by the Marquess of Salisbury, from Dungarvan, and other places In Ireland; by the ...

... ATHENS, APRIL 10. PIRnOM OUR OWN COURFP.sPONntr.J Yesterday the Rister fastival closeti, asaa! without tha appointment of it ministry, though onr had been ao. nounced in the morning which surprised both ttje natives arid the strangers, the autochthoaee and the et,. rechtliones, since the French have adppted 'he words r, Eiropean languages. Neither Mavrocordato nor Colet;t were in it. General ...

... Ti I Z o T 8 7w/t e .rN cmsNo a} }4ZZ''T.Eol TU--S ,2AY. April 30 -4- 1 BUCKINGIIAM P ALACE, APRIL 29. This day had eudlence of her Majesty, General Stiern- croua, uiptl it sp s hial mission from his MlIjosty the King of e Sweden itnd NorVdy, on his accession, to take his leave; 1 itid his Iligrittess tile Prilaes of Oetlingeol-WValles-ir0, J upon a special mission from the Kingr of Bavaria, ...

... SPA IN. MADRID, APRIL 81. [FROM Ot a OWNO CORRES1'ONDElEt J Raniours of changes in the minibtry ct' tttue, to pr6rail, and rio:withsstanding the confitent aos-rtiones t ttbe m.'ip> terial journals to the contrary, the idet Gt a chan-e by which the Marquis of Mirafiores, Wilh Senors Mon and Pilal, would come in, togetber with Narvoez, appear, to be gaining ground. The apprehended departure of ...

... h TIIE QUEEN DOWAGER.-Her Majesty, we regret to Y state, is suffering from indisposition. The following bulletin of the state of her Majesty's health was Issued yesterday:- t Her Majesty the Queen Dowager has an extensive attack of erynipelas over the left arm, the consequence of an e injury to tihe wrist joint. - Her Maiesty hles suffered much pain during the last 8 two days, but has bad a ...

... filf IOAA'iNG CHRB ONICLE. LON D ON: WT'EDI)NES )A Y, MA Y 1, 1844. In the 1IoVISE of LORDS, lIst night, the leading lb iie.3 was tbe seconid reading of a very important tasure, thle Creditor uid Debtor Bill, the provi- 614sd of. whi('I were stated by LoId CoTlIENIIA~l. Tfhe object of tie bill is to ti-imilate the hiw relating to bankrupts and( insol- bynts, OV abolisuing altogether ima ...

... THRA FACTORY DIS2,RRE Tc2%-. 9. [inoX ouR owNc CoRuINPoNEuN.] Is If any man holds a very deeided opinion, and w ishes to retain it, rfespecting the fhetory districts, factory towns. le factory ownere, faotory workers, and all their Immediate Ad and contingent interests, no matter what that very decidP4 Ad opinion may be as respects legislative meoaures for the re. gulation of factories, now ...

... SOCIETY FOR THE EMANCIPATION |OP INDUSTRY. : Au op reeing of the committeeof tbis society took il place on Tuesday evening, at ate rooms in Parlitment-street, I ter tbe subject diecue-ed being the Standard of Value. At he seven o'clock the chair was taken by A. Spottiswode, Req I rk and the business of the evening Immediately commenced. I The CNARUtAr; said that the qusotionfo*theeveningwas ...

... ,OOURT CIRCULAR. HZR MAJtETY THE QUBBaN DowAGEs.-Theacleatuat of her Majesty's health yesterday, we are happy to state, was very favourable. His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge Sent yesterday morning to Marlborough-house i to learn the state of her Majesty. The ether members of the Royal Family also eent In the course of the day to mah e Inquiry after her Majesty's health. The following ...

... CIIARIAVG-CRiS SS 1IOSPI2Al. The annual distriuntlon ot tri-e. awarded to the 3uece.i. ful competitore connected with the rn-dical cla of 6rg. iuatitution took place yeztTrdoy afternorn, in the !ec ir room of the hospital. Tne roroirn wabk crowdel wi'h 'tuuai and visitore, the majority of t le latter brin i I: rid trilbtois ti thli sni'port of the hoepits:. The R-v. fly. Vortt.inriton took the ...

... iPROPOSED l 0DIPICAT ON OF THE I WIND 0 TV D UTIBS. I On Saturday, at two o'clock, a deputation from the Me- tropolitau Iniprovement Soclety headed by Dr. Southwood Sm3ith, and from thbe Masters darpenters' Society, headed by 1r. Blere, had an interview with the Chancellor of the Exchequer, In Downing-street, on the subject of the window duties. The two deputations were introduced by Air. H. ...