... THE AlAYNOOTII GRANT. THE conscientious objection which we, in common with nearly all our Protestant fellow-csnntrynsen, feel to the Mlay- neoth Endawment Bill, ouly acquires strength by reflecting on the priliciples 'svikh that Bill involves and tile consequences wohich 101151 naturally flaw from it. The measure invelves-1lot. Thle eadaic- meet of another ?? cotielsnioii by tile State ; and ...

... I THE GREAT ANTI-CORN LAW BAZAAR. WE had the pleasure of visiting the National e Anti-Corn Law Bazaar at Covent Garden Theatre on le Thursday; and we must pronounce it a very striking sign e, of the times. The scene itself was one of fascination and le splendour; but as an evidence of the spirit excited in our Is :e cities and towns in favour of perfect freedom of trade, it It must be ...

... ?? Bishop of Durham has cotitributed £500, and ithe e Rev. George Fielding, the iscuinbent, £ 100, towards the enlarge- g meeit of St. Acii,'s chapel, Bishop Auckland. 11A mnurder wvas perpetrated last Saturday in the neighbouar- 9 hod o Dimcora;thle vicnim was a nian named Chilkle. The ,r land. The dleceased nian anid his brother had a dispute about a ty field, when a labourer in the ...

... LO1UD FRAUSNCIS EGERiTON. If The Manchester papers containl a long letter from Lord Francis Egerton, in reirty to the remoirstranoes of many of hi , con- I atituento on tire subject of his recent vote in favour of tire grant to eMaynooth. It appears that one of his Lordship's correspondents lies (Itiougli Irroper ts express his regret at Lord Francis Egertenas vote is fin tire following ...

... YESTERDAY wecir, SIl JAMEs GRcAIIsA3 proposed, on the part of the Government, in the House of Commons, a plan for the creation of three Colleges in different parts of Ire- land, at the public expense, for the secular education of the upper and middle classes of the Irish people. Each of these Colleges is estimated to cost X30,000 in the erection, and £(6,000 a year for the payment of the ...

... RETIRE1IENT OF M. GUIZOT. - - ?? A I .. .. 7. . ?? a~t. SOZflJ. o- The Paris Mloniteiur of Mlonday publishes a royal orcion nunce, granting a congO to Al. Cutzut, in order that he nosy has of the repose rneceesary for the perfect restoration of his health, im cfl n.appointing Count Dtuchatel to held the portfolio of the Fereigi Ld Alialotry dusring All. G aiZeL'S temporary retireleont. ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS, FRIDAY, MINy 16. t LONDON AND YORK RAILWAV.-Mr. Clarke, (of Tuxford), was sl 1 examined at considerable length in exllanation of the reasons G! Why ie oand the other inhabitants of Tuxford urianimoously cc supported the Londou and York Railway, as the most ad- t vantageous to that district. Mr. Gladstone, M.P., gave li evidence, showing the unanimity of his constitutents of ...

... THE MAYNOOT1I ENDOWMENT. GREAT ASSEMBLAGE 01, DEPUTIES IN LONDON. OnWednesdsay, a very great and importantimeeting of Do- -puties from all parts of England, as well as frons Scotland, Ireland, i.and Waice,took place in London, at the Crown sod Anchor Tavern, Strand. Nearly a thousand minislters and gentlemen, of oll religious sects and all political parties, met, under the isifluosroo sone ...

... TIHE AAY.NLOOTIl 1, pASSED BY THll CfL Tfle H-ouse of Cmlllnolls 6, h + , ,Iand avowed olilteition to tule Centin, sn t.ii ?? earnest entreaties of thle Protostcjit P0(1. tiassed thle Mayneutis Etido ...

... HOUS0E OF CO2MM,,ONS, FRIDAY, MAY 23. LEEDS AND THIltSlt. With the examilnation of Mr. Grainger, Mr. Miller, and Mr. Eddison, solicitor, the case for the promoters closed to-day, and thle Commnittee then took the H-arrogate and Rinont ilranch, Iin support o1 which tse witnesses -were Mr. Lawson, MIKn~aresborough ; Alr. John Hlodson, Mr. Basil Wood, of' Aidborough ;Mr. John 1l3wgate, Of ...

... srnd ISATURDAY, MAY 10. Vn to ~ ~ ?? kite- R~AILWAY COt-IMtITEES.-HOUStt OF COADtOcS.-We have Of rciai already Stated that the Committee Of which Mr. IP. H~. Stewart is d Ce Of the chairman, to whom the group of Yorkshire Railwaye mark-ed Ii a, itt 3tonl- are referred, hlave reported fin favour of the HlUDDERlSFELDt and st hoist r4AN'sCsrsTr, and the Lure~s and Dz~sneuuy Railways, by de- es ...

... THE LEEDS GREAT CONFERu.xjc - .5-iX GREAT CONFERENCE IN L11( at ~OF DEPUTIES To opOSpT~~ ae THE AtAYNOOTIL NovIN ir )s- Tun greatest and 'fost extraril fof blage of Deputies ever known on a llttY aaselt; r of ?. .a fy pnl,lic ic~ Jais political or religious, has taken place du 0 Ati week in London, to oppose the Mlayneoth othe press,, cts, About TWELVE HtUNDRED Doputics, froin bet %-eatf. si ...