... Ta MAYXOOTHGT O KE I TS!NG& NXTRAotDINARY PocE3>IJG (Fromtflie Morning Post.)3 I Friday a meeting of the inhabitant ratepayers of the rparish of St. Mary Abbotts, Kensington, was held Pu. suant to public notice, in the vestry-room of the old church to take into consideration the bill now pending before Par- iliament, for endowing the College of Mayniooth in IrelPard and for increasing the ...

... .1 -THEi COTEMPORARY PRESS. I MORNING CHRONICLE-We look forward with W soniderable interest to the announcement, to be made on W Friday next., of'the 'n inisterial plan for the Improvement if aeademictil education in Ireland. It is hardly pdisible to th doubt that the education bf She higher and middie classes, ml upon the exclusive sygteun, which has so long prevailed in Ir that country, has ...

... THE WEEKL Y FREEMAN OF THIS DAY Co0 TAIXNta8-A Full Report of the Proceedings at the R peal Association on .Monday last, with Speeches or th, Liberator and other Popular Orators, togethar with a Lit of Subscribers, Correspondence, and Xemittanetl- thb Repeal Cause in England, America, and the Provie,;c. Repeal Associatlon-Letter of Mr. Grey Porter; the Mayor of Kilkenny-Repeal Reading-rooms; ...

... AI TO T}IE EDITOR Or THfE MORNING CHRONICLE. SIR-I have just read your sensible observations on the subject of testing the cand'dates for the fellowship or license of the College of Physicians, in the wisdom of which I so entirely agree, that I cannot withhold my approbation. Some years ago, when I was one of the Censors of the Col- lege, I made the same proposal to our late worthy president, ...

... THE AWFUL CATASTRopjE AT YARMOUTH. I h -alwi ~ -I-- ,A~:AA AA_ ?? The following are additional particulars to those stated in yesterday's FREEMAN :_ YARBMOUTH, FaiLDAY NIGHr.-The clown commenced his feat with the Hood tide at the drawbridge, and had entered the North River, There weren many persons on the bridge ; and as he drew near the multitude rushed upon'it to obtain a full view as he ...

... I FROM OUR PARLTAMENTARY REPORTER. t . . .! . I I . London, Monday'Night. l The debate on Mr. Crawford's amendment, on bringing 9 up the report of the Mayneoth bill, o was as dull pd ras dreary as could be well imagined. Had the advocates of b the voluntary principle economised their arguments during v the recent debates on this subject, they might have, at least, imparted interest to their ...

... I IGMPERfAL PARL[AiENT. HOUSE OF LOR)S-MoNDAY, MAY 5. (Concluded fiong yesterday's Freeman). AUCTION DUTIES. Lord DALHOUSIN deniedthat the farmers bad any peculiar exemption under the existing duties. The noble duke had accused the governsmelt of throwing away 2,0,000;. or 3110,0t001. Ieeusely. It was true that no one had called for the repesl uf the auflii duty ; but a corn- mvssien had de ...

... IM.VPL;R AL, PAfiLrAMENT. !OUSEI OF C )NII VONS %AEDSI-SDAY M.AY 28. , (o!c'uderffrorn yelser layS.Y FPre.-rn t ) iRf d tl n x ,, re iLl (; iill I F li L e. - tJui J. 1llw~, ri ' r& rel 1(79,r o:. 'S o the div , tr 75; eI Wai rt-l Ri'IIIIL7 t ';i Jll r. re'i57 r ill* Xh ile' .h J. Irij pl 1 la ) n !'i rt-ooldlvOs he I ad sUbraitvd to the 11cle stio, ,I h1 ; t etirstd tVreftre. Amlt h i Utable ...

... i I'TECOTRCORRESPONDENCE - a r ?? -77- London, Monday. 0th , ,ose of Lords this evening Lord Brougham, in l uar Can, drew attention to the recent exhibition of ?? remarking that it might be true, eren | hru bit appeared ina newspaper, and that if true it was 9nt indecent exijbition he had ever heard of in the ad- , ,,Ctration of justice. The Lord Chancellor somewhat | t bly replied that the ...

... COMMISSION OF LUNACY ON A CLERGYMAN. Saturday an inquiry, which lasted about eight hours, took place under a commission de lunatico inquirendo at the Sheriff's Court, Red Lion -square, before Mr. Commissioner Barlow and 16 special jurors, chiefly magistrates of the county, to inquire into the state of mind of the Rev,. Ste- phen Lewis Woodcock, son of a gentleman formerly resid- ing at Falmer, ...

... I o 0rr Amait -- ijjt ---IDI 'DB BLN: FRMDAY, MAY 9, 1845. R BE R THE 36TH OF ]UT, 1844 ! THE LAND COMMISSION-IRELAND. Amongst the suggestions thrown out by the Commis. = sioners there was no one which went so much to the root t* of the social condition of Ireland as aiving good security to the industrious tenautfor any improvemnents which he might have effected during thelterm of his lease ...

... DUBLIN: MOND)AY, MAY 26, 1845. IHEIZBIM THE 30-T OF NAY, 1844 I ?? _ 184 rn. ACADEMICAL EDUCATION, Ito THE MEMORIAL OF THE IRISH PRELATES. ier. at We published on Saturday the resolutions adopted it. at the Irish Synod in reference to academical educa. nes tion, and stated the substance of the memorial aer founded on those resolutions. On Saturday the be memorial was presented to his ...