... The LONDON GAZETTE of' FRIDAY, AMdy 31. [Tue# Lord Chancellor bas appointed William Bickley,le ofi Slaeffitild, in the county of York, Gent., to. bita in Meoter lExtraordinary ia the High Court of Chancery.] sti CI CROWN-OFFICE, MAY 30. Mh'ifttI3tt RETo'R'Nvni) TO EraVJE IN TOOIS PRESENT PARLTAMENT. Ucorough ol' 1buckinglham-Tlhe Right Han. Sir Thotmas Francis Freetantle, Burt. i City of ...

... HIS MAJESTYS V19IT TO PORTSMOUTH DOCK. YARD, AND ARRIVAL IN THE ISLE OF WIGHT. COWEs, FarDAY EVaNIN6.-The King of Saxony, attended by his suite, in four carrisges, arrived at Ports- uouth last evening, shortly after seven o'clock, from Backburat Park, the seat of the Earl; and Countea De- lawarr. His Mejesty entered Portsmoath by the Untoorn-gate, and iummedlately proceeded, under a royal ...

... THIE MORNING CHRONICLE LONDON: &dTURDAY, JUNE 1, 1844. Thle Houim of LORDS, last night, Was mainly oen pied in discussing, in committee, the clauses of the factories Bill. Lord WINCHILSBA reiterated his regret that the labour of females and young children had not been limited to ten hours, as did Lord BnouGnAm his opposition to the principle of limitation at all, which he did in a variety of ...

... I ,HOUSE OF 1LORDS--FRit&'T. Thu Duke of WELL] NGTON presented peitione from Newhury, In favonr ot tito Newbury South Western Rail- way Bill.1 . ~ I I. CCOURTS MARTIAL INDIA BILL. Elns arl of RIPON moved the first reaintg of this bill, which tAs agreed to, and gave notice that he would muve that the standing orders be suspended. PRESBYTERIAN MARRIAOES AND CHAPELS. Lord LURGAN presented ...

... UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL INTBL- LIGENCB. OXFORD, MAY 30. In a Convocation holdea this morning, beiigthe flret day of Trinity Term, the following gentleinen were nominatad by the Vics-Channellor and Proctors, to be Masters of the Schools for the ensuing year:- The Rev. Arthur Brydon Cross Starkey, MA., Fellow of St. John's; Robert Orl:Ay, M.A., Fillow of Trinity Albany James Christie, M.A., ...

... Onl Thursday night an inquest whs held at the tuit~rir- Wheal Inn, IADIOehs egas~treer, before \Vllie l'.vrs. E,1., coroner, on view of body of Afaria F~reeb-Arn ,e .:;w de~stroved herself by poison. Mr. Richard Brook, of l106, lsvn-.rerio't coffte- house-keeper, deposetd that on Monuftey nl'idtt-' the depceased engaged a bed a, his house, hn-A ~evt iser,, on Mlondfay and Tuesday. She sauid ...

... MADRID, MAT Z. Rpst OUR OWN COEaB71iPObNPZ(.| j The Morocco question still continues to OgCipy a deal of space in the journasi, aend the Tkmyo sndeav9re to mike out that It lu a Freneh as much at al Spanish biase, ia consequence of Darmaont belng the son of a Fronhlwomia, and born it Marsellles. It io expected, howvefr, In h best-informed quarters, that nothing very serious will re,#i1 as it ...

... I Tito ELECTIONfor SOUITl LANCASHIRE. I rPnOM OUR OWN CORRESPO3XDENT.1 to Now that the electios is over, and people can look back 4r uplon it without hope or fear for any immediate result, theie to is room tfor rdluction; aud there is not only room, but there C are armple mateirials for thought-!very eseriou thoughts. i The power tbat has returned a Tory member is not an il- A visible power, ...

... SENTENCE ON MR. O'CON- NELL AND THE OTHER TRAVERSERS. (BY EXTRAORDINARY EXPRESS] We were enabled, by one of the most rapid ex- presses on record, to publish in a Second Edition yesterday morning, shortly after eleven o'clock, the Sentence upon Mr. O'Connell and the other tra- versers, pronounced in Dublin at half-past four o'clock on the previous afternoon. The following detailed report we ...

... ii 0' MR DUBLIN, MAY 30, EIltHT O'CLOCK P.M. voak LFROK OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] any MR. O'CONNELL IN PRISON. ' I Your express, forwarded this afternoon, will have !om- apprised you of the final close of the state trials, and and, the sentence, which was pronounced by Mir. Justice the Burton about four o'clock. 'rono that hour until aet, n quarter-past five, Alr. O'Connell and the other lers ...

... [FROM THE COURT CIRCULAR.] tll His Majesty tile K ing of Saxony arrived by a special train ar at the tembruts of the South Weatern Railway, at 20 minutes before six o'clock On Saturday atternoon, and Was su received by bis Royal Highness Prince Albert, attended by me Miajor-General Sir Edward Bowater. Hie Majesty and Wis Royal Highness entered an open (royal) carriage and four, ol, and ...

... MADRID, MAx 20. (PaOM OVU OWN OORRESPONDENT.1 It Is currently reported that the Queen's health has suf- fored very much during her Journey to Almazre, and that her physician, Dr. CHOe, has ben sanS for from Madrid in consequence; and thISalo afccunt tor her stay at Alman, which was not coftfmplapte when the court left '[adrld. The troops have been kept under arms tn-day, wk'i0h is , ...