... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... ?? off#ice, Quazrter pp IpRES, FROM PARIS. I . have received the Paris papers of Tuesday. IlaIn of Peers on the previous day M. 1, tlle , M. BERTIN DX VAUX,5 and the ?? 1 ieatr(1 peers, were introduced with the ,h1er t snsd took the oaths and their seats. 1..IHl 'LJtk(Ile Chamber of Deputies for the 'J'ile rts ' tile Five per Cents., was cominmuni- r~ill }Ue and referred to a committee. o Ajt ...

... ORIGINAL CORRESPONDENCE, MAYNOOTH COLLEGE. To the EDITOR of the EXETER FLYING-POST. Siut,-Tho Dread of An Irish Rebollidn, induced the Dulie Of Wellington and Sir Robert Peel to grant Catholic Emanci- pation * and the same dread has now compelled theie to grant tho mweasuro at present adopted as regards I'Maynooth College; hut after all, how lefng will CATHOLIC InELAND remain at ...

... GBNERAL ANNUITY SOCIETY. The anniversary festival of this society was celebrated at the Lonlon Tavern last evening, on which occasionabout 150 of the subscribers and friends of tile institution sat down to an excellent dinner, Lord John Russell presiding. The noble chairman was supported by Mr. Baron Platt on his right, and the Honourable Richard Denman on his left. There were also present Sir ...

... TUJESDAY'S COST. The Paris papers announce that the Chamber of Depu- ties had passed the bill for the conversion of the 5 per cent, stocks into 4J per cent. for ten yearBs, by a majority of 116. The saving to the stock is calculated at 30,000,000f. The expedition against the Kabyles, the powerful allies of Abd-el-Keder, has been abandoned, the French Chambers having refused to grant the funds. ...

... BEDEronD.-A Pamphlet, which has occasioned much local attention and will be generally perused with interest, has just been published, entitled A Wqrd or two from the Laity, in reply to a Sermon by the Rev. R. H. Fortescue, Curate of Bideford. This Sermon, it seems, urged a strict conformity with the Rubric, and upheld all those innovati'ns which have proved so objectionable to the Laity.. ...

... ,?ERI lA, PARLIAMENT OF 1UOMMONS-WEDNESDAY. 1401SE ItAILWAYS. - S(.orITbrofV:2't lip) It report front the C01mmitt~e orI'.1 tl ut I lithat DI tile eiises of the * *f's thl10F l tifillil ordelrs should b,, Ioudeniderrv'~ W iltIi'lllishlnI tle t tr iid( ill ue t ik: Tot tenhamniand Far-t Li htthe sta udinit, orders should I l i I nrvei'iie to the(, Wells eind Dere-t I trea I ubliln and ...

... THE MORNING CH.R ONICL E. LONDON: THURSDAY, MAY 1, 1846. In the HOUSE of CoAIDIoNs, last night, Mr. THOMAS DxTNCOMBE gave notice that on the third reading of the Maynooth Bill he will move that its operation be limited to three years. Lord JOHN RUSSELL, with reference to his reso- lutions on the condition of the labouring classes, standing for to-morrow (this day), intimated that as the ...