... RAILWAY S. - PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS. MONDAY. BILLS READ A SECOND TIME, COMMITTED, AND REFERRED TO THE COMMITTEE OF SELECTION.- Aberdeen, Yarmouth and Norwich. North Union and Ribble Branch. Southport and Euxton Junction. Taw Vale. Glasgow Junction. PETITIONS FOR AND AGAINST BILLS.-Siieffleld and Lincolnshire, fram Great Grimsby-in favour. Great Grimsby and Sheffield Junction, from Great ...

... GRANT TO MAYNOOTH-MBETING OF ENGLISH ROMAN CATHOLICS. . - The English Roman Catholics resident in the metropolis met yesterday morning in the Freemasons' Tavern, to pe- tition Parliament in favour of the proposed grant to Maynooth. The chair was taken by the Earl of Arundel and Surrey. There were also present on the platform Lord Beaumont, Lord Ctmoys, Lord E. Howard, Honourable E. Petre, ...

... ?? DUKE of NVEWCASTLE'IS SUliMMO^NS. My dear FellowvCountrymen-In the sincerity of my heart, and under an anxiety which overwhelms me, may address to you a few hurried lines, which are intended to exhort you to adopt the most decisive measures, are the fit thne for action be passed ? It is now late in the after- noon, and I have only just looked cursorily over the con- tents of this day's post ...

... 4, L' v1~ I .April A ?? f UiEG t ci' L pleased to appoinlt Sir' orll C a ?? ?? ~oct ,1tt'ilt leaed to appoint 'IC tt~ t Alicante, to ?? States. edt orit.1tt~nl o ut 'IctRidiiv of thek ;4.& 1101 ioityl oi' ?? of. tI t; 5Itv~ LeIMiieiltlt Edward fl~iu- *t~ toi Leoiflali f tle ooiiy of Wilto. edq taivtael Beonnet, Gent., to be Cot lilt certifiedlells places duily re- AvoZIO tt' i ,jprsuliiit toan ...

... abertlecia 3 :r AVEZ:EN, April 1I. MAYNOOTI5 GRANT.-The Premier's proposal to make an ad-,; ditional grant to the Roman Catholic seminary at Maynooth I continues to be the subject of increasing opposition, throughout every quarter of the U ited Kingdom. In Englaud, Scotland and Ireland,-numerous and -influential meetings have been held for the purpose of expressing uneqnivocal cundemnatiou of ...

... I iflm iat Iu rmemn. 1iOlS3 or LOnv& Monday, AIpril 7. Lord Ve Ell presented a petition from the Provost and Council .of Asbdeen against any alteration in the system of Scotch bantian Lord Brcuglanm moaved for a return of the number of railway bills nassed-during the last ten years, distinguishing those passed in eachbsession; the number of bills now pending; the number of bills .which have ...

... Domestic In I @OUZIM li 2AND DnAwiciN-Roose.-The ouen held her first drsi. a the season at St. James's Palawe on Thtftsday ju, *6 standing the cold state of the weath~er aer'* bled in the Park before one o'clock, an4 a 1M sit bi to obtain a glimpse of the Soy . Sh withaea~Vtfe her Madesq Pnca Albert, anrd theadiesandger~eM00tW G tad o St. James and ecorted by adetah n get.adher illustrioe Lr ...

... AGRICUL TURE. IIEULLATIONS iiT'1'REX lANDLORD AND TENANT AS TO TElNANT RIGHT. At the last quarterly meeting of the lrongliorough Agri- cultural Association, the followihig regulntions respecting tenant rights in thle midiland countics' districts were utlani- niously adopted by tile society:- 1. No ohl lorf litid ?? tie brolobo oip itvo lit cbs esioat hlivwritlleg of the landloril or lils agest ...

... CHIURNET VALLEY RAILWAY. Is Our readers will most probably recollect that, in the S Mercury, of March 26th, there appeared an advertise- a- meat headed Relative advantages of the line via Ash- liourn and via Uttoxeter, clearly demonstrating the fact, that by Ashbourn the Churnet Valley Railway Would _ reap far greater advantages as regards traffic than by the c other route. This ...

... tlbr .Jz~telnair's 1auutal OUBHLIN; WEDNESIDAY, APRIL 16, 1845. |ENER SER THE 30TH OF NaO 18441 THE DEBATR.-.POSITION OF PARTIES. Never, perhaps,a was there a more extraordinary e, mixing up of English parties than that produced by ~e the agitation of the Maynooth endowment: the mixing 1-. p and shifting, indeed, has proceeded to such an extent eas almost to amount to absolute confusion. Did ...

... ENDOWMENT OF MAYNOOTH-PUBLIC MEET- ING AT THE LONDON TAVERN. (From tke Sun.) A requisition, signed by about 200 of the principal mer- chants, barkers, and traders, having been addressed to the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor, praying him to call a public meeting of those who were opposed t: any endowment to the Roman Catholic clergy from the national treasury, and disposed to take part in such ...

... At.1m AM NAVYG. - We believe the command in chief at Plymouth on the expira- tion of the term of service of Admiral Sir D. Mine will be con- ferred upon the Hon. Sir John Talbot, G.C.B., Aamiral of the Blue; and that the Queen, 110 just recommissioned at Chatham, will be Sir John's flag ship, and Lord Ingestrie flag captain. It is also reported that the surveyor will command his own ship Queen ...