... COURT cIRCULAR. T11 QtuBEN DOWAGEa.-Hor Royal Nighness the Duchess of Gloucester, and other members ot the Royal Family, sent yesterday to Marlborough-house to learn the state of their august relative. Many of the nobility and . gentry also called yesterday at Marlborough-hones to make alIquiry after the bealth of ber Majesty. The following was the bulletin iesued:- e- The Queen Dowager still ...

... HOUSE OF LORD)S.-FRIDAY. The Earl of ROSEBERY presented a petition from a1 congregation In Glasgow against the Dissenters' Chapls Bill. The Duke of WELLINGTON begged to Inform the noble mrqus~ees opposite, in reference to the question wliiol the .oble marquees wished to put, that his noble friend the President of the Board of Control would he in his place on 'Tuesday next. The Marquees of ...

... OXFortD, MAY 2.-In a congregation holden thlsmorning the following- degrees were conferred:- BACUPLOR OF DIVINXTY.-Rov. Peter Peice, Wor- nester Oollege. I XfATXR8 OF AR'TS.-ReV. W. Cobb, Christ Church; Rev. Edward William Tanner Chave, Worcester College: Rev.John Henry Nurse, Worcester College; Rev. John William Mence, Woroester Colleoe; Rev. Samuel Minton, echolar of Worcester College; Rev. ...

... I Tkh LONODON GAZETTE of PRIDA , May -, WHITEHfALL, MAY 2. The Quests hase Insua pcooed toconssstituteitnd appoint the .l108t IllstIOUItJorhi Alosrq'sei. of Buie, 1(1'., to be her 3Malety'ai High1 Cloirili-osloiuor to the Genoral AiesinIbly of the Church l'Sot'etilsid. DOWINING-STIZIEET, filtrl 3, The Queen itas been pireauri to apposint Cnis rho Fitzge- nild, Enoq . Comaiutsider fit tue ...

... THlE MORtNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: AIUIDA , MAfYr4, 154 In tbe.Ho usE of LORDS last night the LORD CHANCELLOR, in moving that the House resolve itself into a committee on the Dissenters' Chapels Bill, stated its purport, and the reasons for its introduction. The object of the bill is to stay much prospective litigation, of the same nature as that which has rendered Lady HIEWLET'S charities ...

... DUBLIN, MAY 2. r !FRONI OUR OWN CORItRSPONDENT.] THE STA'rE TRIALS. It is now considered next to impossible that tbe arguments respecting tile new trial motion and the arrest of judgment, should the latter be necessary, ican be brought to a close before the end of the pre- sent ternm, on Wedlnesday next, the 8th instant. In that oase, the arguments woult have to be resumed on the 2;d instant, ...