... OPENING of t1de BRISTOL and EETEJllI RAIL WA V. ust be Tue opening of the entire Ille of this railway was cele- brated on Wednesday. In Rxeter all business Was ens- ith pended, aend thsusands and tesisof thousands flocked in lainu ton thle country, anid the streets, paraded by bandsa of' music, wereA ndoeesly thronged. with people In holiday attire. Anieo'clock the members of the Temperance ...

... HlOUSE OF LOll1S-)-THURSDAY. The Ma lauequse e' NORMANBY said, lie liad intended to put a question to this noble duke opposite in reference to the production of eertain papers connected with the recall of the (overnor.General of India,but lie underetood that it would be more ennver. eut that he SUeOl4l postpone the questimt till to-morrow (ltsiq day), in consequence of the absence of the noble ...

... gTIf ANTI-STATE CHURCH CONIERENCE. CLLO'E OF THEI PROI2EED)NGS. ol19 ii o Io, k the clisir, ULnd expre&tt fits ociliglit Uti it iiLU S bt Ititii Lii.h rtoL clharatstrieed their dthli b tLIe, lie telho call-to LLItof the confoertnce to) bring ita * ;0i fii triciii mtusnt~io it, the prlcetititi deztails wlILL'l I it LIV Al , laid ,Oorqe tlieus thie they. 'It ,IuL A t , Thqft thiR conirience ...

... COURT cIrRCLAR. ToR QuERN DOWAann.-Her Majesty, we are bappy tn state, is much better. Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Cambridge arrived at Marlborough Ioute in a pony carriage, frou lar residence at Kew, yesterday morning, and violted her MaJesty. HIR Royal Highosos the Duke of Cambridge aleo paid a visit to her Majesty. The followinv builetiu ass issued yeeterday- The Queen Dowager hoe ...

... GRAND DiNNER at e hMANSION. I HOUSB. Be Yesterday being thes day for the preanhiog of the an- iy nivrerary sermOn in id of the fundis of the Society fur id the Propagation of the Gospel In Foreign Parts, the right of honournhle the Lord Mayor, according to custom, *nter. ir taimed at the Mrsnslou-houee thle prelates of the church os wbo were mailled togethrer by the occasion, with a brilliant ...

... TlHZ FACTORY D'ISRICTS-'o. Ill. Li'R~l OUlt OVN; Coi~tlE5PO*DRNT.] Ig When I roes and wentouit on Sunday morning, at OId- I as ton, I found the sun baed just got up before me. Showers of recent rain had left the hedge-rows leaded with licquid diamonds ; and what between the bright green of fields agd et gardensp, Or6hards and woody brakes, ael sinoeing with the early aunt-what with the melody ...

... 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 ...

... ALMA CK'S. Tae ball on Wedneeday night concluded the first eub- r ription. There were at least 490 personagait of rank and distiniction aseenmbled at one period ot the night. Toe mania ior the Polk. has at length extended itself to Almack'e. It has for a lengthened seriett of years been the general practice at these aneemblies to dance u quadrille and then a waltz alternatefy, but after the ...

... PROSECUTIONofthe PARIIES ENGAGED in the L47T' CRUEL MAT'Clf BETIIWEEN 1 TWO HORSES, from LONDON to ll'INDSOR.I TOWN-IIALL-WMIXDSOR, T'HIURSDAY. Tlhis muorninig Mr. Th; uuas, the ver't'rStry to the Soriety for thb' Prevention of Crucity it i)rmuh Animals, al)eail before the beuch of inaf'isrtruar (which Consisted of WVlllam Legh, Esq., Sir bun Chapman, Robtirt Tebb ott, Esq., and 31 r. Alderman ...

... MASTSRS AN'D SBAZAV'S BILL. a ntWnsODAY, MAY 1. Order for eommittee read: motion nmade, and qoustion proposed, 'That Mr. Spetaker do now leave the chair. Amoralnmenrt pro- posed, to leareoutfrom the word that to the cld of the qoestlon, In order to add the words 1' this houls isill, upon thias day six noutlihs, rvsolvo itself Ilto tile said etsnmittee, Instend thereof. Question pot, ...

... I 2HB ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE. To THE EDITOR OP THB MORNING CHRONICLE. - SIB-I presume that I must conclude, from the Itr observations made in your own, and I believe every r other newspaper which noticed the subject, that a h third, or, as it has been generally called, a winter Lt circuit, was deemed to be just and necessary, or a rather, perhaps, I should say necessary, because d just. I ...

... THE MORNING CIHRONiC.,, LONDON: FRIDAY, MAY 3, 1844. In the flousic of LonRs, last night, in answer to a (Flles~ion, The Dake of WFLLINGTON intimated that the Government meant to maintain Holyhead as the most eligible point of communication with Ireland, but that any grant of money for the improvement of the harbour must depend on the report of the commissioners appointed to ascertain the port ...