... The Queen and Prince Albert, accompanied by the Princess Royal, arrived in town at twenty minutes before six o'clock yesterday afternoon, in a carriage and four, es- cortod by a party of Lanears, from Claremont. Iils Royal Highness the Prince of Wales was In the next royal car- riage: aud the Countess of Mount Edgeumnbe, lady en watt- iug, Colonel Arbathuot, equerryinrwaiting-, andColonel ...

... SACRED HARMONIC SOCIErTY. Yesterday evening an oratorio, ealled The Death oJ'Abiel, n composed by Bir. EORG3n PERRY, the leader of the Sacred V ilitrutoric Society find organist of Quisbec Chapel, was per- v falt'd in Eebter flall for the first time. It is oae of the d adfvrNutrges attending a great eatablislmint like the Sacred Harmonic Society, that It is enabled to give encouragement to the ...

... THE AGRICUL7 UlSTS' VIEW OF THE I B UDGL'T. | TThe only ministerial morning journal 6tated, a few days ago, that all parties were satisfied 'with the Bad get. For its edification, therefore, and the Information of the miris- ter6, we will quote some remarks from the Mark Lane Ex- vpretufiretstating that tbe' farmers have demanded from the farmet'8 friend, and have expected the total or ...

... I MOUSE OF LC'RDS-FriD.,Y. Their lordships met at four o'celok. ROYAL COMMISSION. The LORD CHANCELLOR annonuced that a caulmis- altin had beet, issued to give the royal assent to certnin bills, and directed the Commous to be summoned to their lord- Ships' bar by the Usher of the Black Rod. The commissioners were, the Lord Chancellor, the ])uke of Eanclouch, and the Earl of Shaftesbury. The ...

... TO THE EDITOR OP THE MORNING CHRONICLE. Si &-I presume that the division on Mr. Watson's mo- tion will throw on the suitors of the Court of Chaucery, for another year at least, tbe continued payment ot the monstrous salaries to the taxing masters of that court. There is a point, however, connected with the service given by those overpaid officers which has not been adverted to, and on which I ...

... JhfMERARAi. -p.- f2XTRAAcT PROu A tilk2ft DATED MARCH 31.j All is quiet and going on well. The Combined Court have gone through the estimateR harmoniously, and early innext montbwill bedismiused forthe year. Tbe 23d Regt, have left us, and are relieved by a detachment of the 41th, quartered at Berbice. The Colonial Lelislature has done goed sork thie year by establishing a grammar school and a ...

... EXIENSIV CONFLAGRATIONat LYM.E REGIS. .FRPOM TllE; StIPPINO GAZKTTH.J LYMN RoU1se, MAy I1.-WVe have to record a most 1e. structiye fire which occurred in this town to-day. The fire broke out about half-past uine, e. in., on the premises of Mr. G. Sellers, baker, residing in Georges-coirt. By some meaus unknown sorne furme in an adjoining loft became ignited, and was speedily in a blaze, which ...

... THE PIT.l!EN'- STRIKE. -4 [FIXOMd T'IIZ TYNE ItROUR'aY.) The miners of this and the ad joiningr counties still Cou- tinue their strike. Various meetings have been held siuce our last, at each of which reeslutious iu supportofthe union have besvt passed, similar to those at previous mneet- lrzs, which have already been quoted. Several collierlee are engagiug persons, not professional miners, to ...

... GRAND BANQUET AT' THE FRENCH I EMBASSY. I On Wednesday evening, a magnificent banquet was given by his Excellency Comte de St. Aulaire, in honour of theftle day of the King of the French. The entertain- ment was to u circle of upwards of forty distinguished per- soneges, and was served up in a princely style of splendour, in every reaspect worthy ot the high position his Excellency occupies at ...

... ANNIVERSAREY FESTIVAL OF THE SONS I OF THB CLERGY. I The usual anniversary festival of the Sons of the Clergy was celebrated yester ay in St. Paul's Cathedral, in the I accustomed manner. Divie servIce was appointed to com- inence at three, l).m., but an hour before the time the seats were well occupied, and by three o'clock the choir of the church wse crowded almost to suffocation. Among the ...

... THB DIVJSIONs ON THEFA CTORIESD I LL. Lord Ashley' proporition was sustained in a division on the 18th ef March by 179 to 170, giving a majority of 9 in a House comprising, tellrs Included, 333 Members. Oa the 22d of the sama month that decision was confirmed b 1843 to 183, a majority of 3, when 373 Member3voted. The clause of having asimilar objectngatived onMondaylastby297to hoe30 was ...

... SPAM MADRID, MAY 19. [FReOz OUlt OwNS CORREBPONDENT. The court is to leave to-morrow for Valencia and Barce- lona as appointed; M. de Bresson goes, together with General Narvaez at the same time. Mr. Bulwer will not leave before the the 23d. Every effort has been made to secure the loyalty and affection of the garrison here whilst the Queen and her mother are away. There is not a single ...