... RLIAMENT} uOUSE OF LORDS-TuESDAY. 0 £c~~iois igatts te edownett ~ Myinooth were pre- tv he linsl ire efLndoiI thet Duke of Buccleirch, he DinlOU h ?? of Cado, shel, the Earl of I'jralouthl the Biso of' Cach I and th rquesst of Bteadialbane. oljsoCFR als presented a petitl gainst thea but stated tbat no one could be more a .1,1 1.3pe10 4 hanl he was. SlDO11'YE presented petitions from d ...

... ANTI-MAYNOOTH CONFRBNCEBV A very numerous meeting took place 'yesterday ait tue 8 Crown and Anchor Tavern, in order to protest aigainst the increased grant proposed by the government to be given to the College ofi aynoothi. It wascomnposed offpersons dele- gated by conregations of various religious dcnominatiois ' thogotth mie the great majority using from dis senating bouljes. ttno'clock S ...

... BCCLESIASTICAL COMMISSIONTERS' PROPERTY. The following resolutions respecting the leasehold pro. perty belonging to the Ecclesiastical Commissioners for Egrland, passed at a meeting held 15th April, 1845, were issued yesterday by order of the House of Lords:- 1. That no lease for lives be renewed by the addition of a new life, nor any lease whatever upon consideration of a fine, 2. That no ...

... PARLIAMENTARY B USINESS,for the WEEK .11 HOUSE OF LORDS. MONDAY. ir BIILLS IN PRootxass. 10 Plymouth said Storiehouse Gas, and Devottyort Gnas-Notlce cf 1-. Fecoiid reading for Mlonday, the 5th of May. rOuRnERS OF TILE DAY. le PrsidyCuni Appellate Jurisdiction Act Amendment Bill ?? td odledig EdCsturms (Import Datics) Bill-Comnmittee, alid tho Lordasumar- er moned. 3 Auction Dutles Repeal Hill ...

... WHAT IS AA RXI'1?h,-E CASE IN TRlE COURT OF ARCHES? I To THE EDITOR o0 TnE MORNING CHRONICLE. Sin-In the Court of Arches on Saturday last, not less than three clergymen of the church of Eng- land wereebtarged -dith adultery, incontinence, in. toxication, end Profane sweiiring. One of these, and the most guilty, was reluctantly sentenced to a suspension of three years. The tenderness with which ...

... pri Yesterday a numerous and very respeetable eseeting Was Chi held lit Exeter Hall, for, tile purpose of receiving the Rev. Jv Dr. ioliff's ilceolilt of hijs recent inission to . okhiars, ITS undertaken for the puruose of ascertaining' the fate of t Colonel Stoddart and Ceptain Conoll1y. The proceedings fin were advertized to conmnence uit two o'clock, but fjor Some , time before that hour ...

... R AILWAYS. ?? ?? YO7RKSHIRE DISTRICT. cor IIT: ItSrewnr (chairinan), Mr. Rice, Mdr. Redingion, ,IMtmtrs at-twelve, ?? ~ a oi of the documents I(11laid before thle iloard of Trade, and lie 11*11~\('l 111: 0 v eto ti, ael hewould have no opportunityr qll ?? documeflts ehould be put in. l ~~eltestYorkhire~, slated thant ho in lit ll C~l~lO~ein rasoar of ?? line at 0088, and 1(1,1 Jia ho ~ Of ?? ...

... The Queen and Prince Albert took a driv-e in apvonv phae ton, in tho vicinity of Clareimont, on Tuesday afternoon. Yesterday morning her Royal Highness the Duvhees of Kent left Claremont in a ?? and four, llt hnaft!t eleven o'clock, for town. Her Majesty and Prince Albert took their aevlltomer airin s yesrerday in tht pleasure gro lIrA. at ('larellmoot. Hi9s Royal Highiness the Duke of ...

... [FPoR THlE LIVERPOOL TI5IES.] Tb KSate, which iarrived at Falnioutli on Saturday,briigs xery important neivs tinoui the River Plate. ior some tihe ai coldness has existed betwee General tosas mud the French minister, and the letters received by the Kate state that the refusal of the French admirlI to re- ognzise the closer blockade of Monte Video by the Buenos Anrean squadron has led to a ...

... FRIDAsY, MAY 2. Order for Committee read; Motion made, and Question proposed- That Mr. Speaker dto now leave the Chair :`-Amendment pro. posed, to leave out from the word 14That to the end of the Quea- tioim, In order to add the words 11this tiouse will, upon this day six months, resolve itself into the ealdeonimittee, Instead thoreof:- Question put, 1That the words proposed to ho left out ...

... The distribution of prizes to the students of the faculty of medicine of this college, on the termination of the winter term, took place on Wednesday. Dr. Paris, the president of the Royal College of Physicians, was in the chair. He was supported by the Earl of Auckland, president of the senate of the college, and other members of the council and senate. The theatre was thronged by the ...

... THE IESLEVYANS AND MAYNOOTH. To TMll ED)ITOR oF TIIF MORNING CHRONICLE. Siln- Of the twenty-foiur persous who are represented as the principal s'ipporters of the chair, at the grand dc- monstrntion af the representatives from all parts of England, I after :27,000 circulars had been sent, I find no less than eight are Wesleyan preaebors, namely, Rev. Drs. Bunting, NV. M. Bniting, Alder, Scott, ...