... IMPERIIAL PARLIAMENT HOUSE OF LORDS-MONDAY. The Marquess of ANGLESEA presented three petitions from congregations of Methodists in Wales against the loased grant to olynooth. The noble marquess stated f1hto he diflfercd entir~ly from thle petitioners, and when the measure came before that house, it should have his most crdease ges from the Commons brought up the Public Thse BishopoBf LONnDON ...

... ]rJi}E CHRONICLE. Tuesday, April 15, 1845. DES'ECTIVE WEIGHTS AND MFASURES.- There seems to be a determination on the part of the Magistracy to put the law in force against all dealers who, being duly warned, shall continue in the use of fraudulent prac- tices, whereby the Public are cheated, wil- fly and olviwngly-in most instances, to an extent conceivable only by those wvho wvill take the ...

... LOYAL NATIONAL REPEAL AESOCIATION. The weekly meeting of the ?? was be!d yestr,. day in the Conciliation Hall. The Liberator enttred the Hall about one o'clock, and wag received with loud cheer, On the motion of the honourabic gentleman, the chair was taken by EDWARD CLEMENTS, Esq., Barriater-st-Law. Mr. RAY read minutes of last day's proceedings, includ. Ing the following passage:- The ...

... AN ADVETI\']E AT S:A. We' fend in ?? efyl 1ru Ar paleor) a long and t~itiuto ?? of a In11.j vu ocurber 1842, and of the ial.tter ted wvas retaken fro mthe Mutineers y :\lr. Clough, fth 0third mate. The , crisenear the Caroline ?? eye plices at Ascension, and was Prepeiriefrthvsj ver when It o(f her Crew deserted, an e so She shipped a neW crmw of 17, inlde rdte tel -of stiee islands. On Sunday ...

... AIALWA Y' ~1~1TFF~ONTA0DING ORDERii, pr Ite ~0lMr brittinth cir) assemabled wci onsidei'atioll thel Chi aII I~lid Wv'ofo Epsfln, it' ?? of Crt ~ ~ .jtoi)ui~2;i Dto rkilig. The length of thle in dl Ep on to iiiln l s im attil expense ' ,11 be~ 00~ wa wantinig to Stir vr;5 at te as- as osequently adl- Of l~iiltr N~Ti~i~~r oatswho appeared coo onhlrofloud through ?? an soh tht te hirst allepa- c ...

... fRiotelfallcouo. s f The foot of a Chinese female, from the heel to the great toe, is only four inches long. I It is not generally known that a trout will at- .i tack, kill and eat, small fish. r ?? hundred convicts have been shipped at c London for Bermuda and Van Diemen's land. Several ladies of high rank contemplate form- I ing a society for bettering the condition of go- verncsses. MA;IiNo ...

... ?? .largiheent. ciOusE orLORD9,-M)o.Nry.Y, APRtIL 7, to Trhe L0OR1 CHAN CELLOR took his seat on le the woolsack at five o'clocn.-. ex The Bishop of HEREFORD presented ai peti- £1I tion against the union of the sees of St~ Asaph and Bangor. NV) The Bishop of WORCESTER presented seve- ral petitions inl icvouir of temperance; also a pe- ~ tition from Leanmington., complaining Of theL rcS- U ...

... FRENCH PLA YS-St-&. j4 STEATR, and There is always an unmixed pleasurc in essin aad pieees of MOLIERX. What though the Depit Atuourm,. lIid- was written and represented nearly 200 years ngo' 7 Ile, hundred years are but a single grain of sand in the great ern, ocean of time, and not merely 2011, but 2,OOO years ego, Ox- human nature was as wenak, as ridiculous, and as ?? eP 7 it was heretofore ...

... AGAINbT THLE PRtOP'OSED INCREASE OF THlE GRANT TO DIAi'YNOOTH. On Monday last a public meeting to protest against thle governmen~t mieasure for bestowing an increasedl and per- Ianflent endowmnent ujson the College ofillaynooth, was held in the Ampiltheatre. Every part of the vast, build- ing, ineludi, to Ile stage, wvas comple1t ely crowded, lar'ge ntumbers of the local clergy being amiongst ...

... 12Spirit of torj vollic joturllalo.- l fthvaous despicable and disgusting things which ?? Wliigs give, us dal caint vonde-r m at, perhaps their Conduct OndaSao.rgr-B ing th aoliio quston ndthe commission of ?? thc Duoko de JBreglic and Doctor Lushington, is th the worst, baueit involves the shamreless SR t erifice Of wh~at used, in the bettor days cfNVhlig- at gory, to be the princtiples thle ...

... RACING-CONDUCT OF JOCK[ES. TO THE EDITOR OF THlE FREEMAN S JSURNAL. DeAR Sin.-I submit through you to the public that there ought to be some mode of dealing with jockies who break through agreements. If a gentlemnan agree with one of that class to ride his horse a certain race, and if the owner change his mind and put up another man who might suit him better, still he must pay the first jockey ...

... Oun foreign intelligence to-flay is devoid of interest. From Switzerland we learn that the Government of the canton of Lucerne has issued a decree for bringing- thle prisoners engaged in the late olubreak to trial, but. no- thing definite has as yet been settled upon. Commititees, for relief of the prisoners and wounded, had been forimled in several towns, and the Council of Berne had just ...