... DISTIUBU7ION OF PRIZES AT KING'S COLLEGE. 0, Saturday the annual distribution of prizes which had boon awarded to the students at King's College took place in the theatre of the institution, before a very numerous and fashionable avsembly . The ARareii3.03 of CANTooBURY took the ohair, for the purpose ot distributIng to the successful candidates the rewards of merit and acquirement which had ...

... 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 ...

... TH1 MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: TU.BSDA Y, MA Y 7, 1844. The HousE of ComAtoNs having resolved itself into a committee of the whole House last night, Sir RonERT PEEL rose, and, in a statement which occupied' precisely three hours in delivery, announced the anxiously-expected intentions of the Government vith respect to the Bank of England, and banking generally, in England and Wales. The first ...

... MAR. WILSON'S JACOBITB RELICS. Lastnifght Mr. WILSON produced, at the Store-stret Room, a new entertainment under the above title. His ob- ject appears to have been to deEcribe the birth and growth of what may be called the Jacobite muse of Scotland-to trace the origin of that body of poetry and music, inspired by enthusiasm for the STUART dynasty, which contributed to keep allve a Jacobite ...

... DUBLIN, Mir 5. [FROM OUR OWN COAR5IAPOIDrIOT.] THE STATE TRIALS. The Attorney-General did not conclude for some timle after tlhe departure of the mail yesterday afternoufn. In eiinssquence of the introduction b, him of entirely new matter, 3Mr. Whiteside, on tfie part of the traversers, applied to the court to allow counsel on their behalf to reply, so far as the new cases, introduced, ...

... T~S} AND FOREIGN SCHOOL BM SOCIET Y. The thirty-ninth annatallmiieeting9 of the )'Ilisib sli Foreign Sobool S.clet too pin seterday ee?16e Hell. Precisely at iwelvs o'clock the Right Horicti~ltb5 W Lord John Rummell, vice-president ofth cioty, ,took th 5.chaIr, supported on the platform by Lord Moeiegi.li Chtarli~e Lemou. Bart., M P., Admiral Si.EC Urogo asM. P,, Charles BHindley, E..q., M P., ...

... POLICE A IBESTS. *., ng To THtE EDITOR OF TSiE MORNING CHRONICLE. n. SrR-I eubjoin three cases of great misconduct on the i?) part of the police,Iwhiob occurred within three days of each er other, and are not undeserving of the public attention. he The firat In that of George Weston, a sergeant, Al wbo is brought before Mr. Twyford, by order of the Y commlisiloers, charged with receiving ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-MONDAY. DISSENTERS' CIIAPELS BILL. The Walelop of LONDON presented pidions aganlast this bill from. theo PresbNterian congregation of Donegal, and from (we believe) thie lresbytureu cougregationoi Eliool~ry. Lord CAMOYS presented a petition (as we understood) In NVcour of1 hel earnn hill, Viseouwt !M EL.BOUINE also presanttd saver]d patltionis airvoar of tbe measure. A ...

... Moning Ch&ronicle Office, Ralf-past One. SECOND EDITION. FALL OF ArLMEIDA. [BY EXPRESS.] Almeida surrendered on the 28th ult. at fourl o'clock. The officers and chiefs were permitted to retire into Spain; the men were to depose arms, and to be held exempt from punishment. Our corre- scnd ent's letter is dated the 1st inst. The details of the wholesale sweeps of despotism which have been ...