... THE LA ATE FIRE AND LOSS OF LIF,. FINDING 0OF THE BODY OFC MRS. ROUND. Yeeterdsy morsitog, so early its fise o'clock, workmen omp~e3loysi in the service of tuse directors of thre Globe Insurance-office, were set to work upon the ruins. By six o'clock thle shetlug was finished; tuse wails, ins 'vee, Cs. pecisily thle Interior en.te, ea'pearing snort Out of tile pcerlitndicular, (and, ...

... RAIL WA YS COMMITTEE K{.-EAST ANGLIAN DISTRICT. Members: Viscount Satndon, chairman ; Sir Bi. Hall, MIr. Cob, don, Mr. W. Martin, and Honl. J. Howard. LOzNDON AND Noawicic DhRECT.-Yeutarday Mr. Rodwrill's cross-exasninslion closed with a statement, to tile effect that 'Thetford was fthe, moot unproductive part of thle country through which tile Direct Norwiclh proposes to rut,. Mr. W. Hubbard, ...

... LIBAOCJING CLASSES-LORD JOHN BUS- SELL'S MOTlON. I WlrDNESDAY, MAT 2S. T1bo lillre dividid-Ayes, 104i Noes, Hi2. AYES. A11,' ai ndi Duncan, G Leveson, Lord Seytnonr, Lord orro, Earl Dulaconile, T Listowel, Enrl Sl;elburne, Earl Ri' , W l)undlad Adim Loch, J Smith, J A IT Dulnai' M'Taggart, J Stanlsileld, W R tllirdl, E7 (i l)onuda, HonJC Hooglan, i D Staunton, Sir G a r, D, S r 11 Ebrington, ...

... TIlE LATE FIRE AND LOSS OF LIFE. 8 Yesterday numerous were the inquiries at the ruins in h Dover-street, as to whether the other bodies had been dis- I covered, or anything further known as tothe identity of the i unfortunate lady, Mrs. Round. The walls having been made sufficiently secure to enable e the firemen, under the direction of Mr. Braidwood, r to enter the ruins, at the urgent ...

... THE MORNING CHROlNICLE. LONDON: TAURSDAY, MAY AN, 1845. In the HOUSE of CoMBnroNS yesterday, after the disposal of a mass of preliminary business, Mr. WATSON moved the second reading of the Catholic Relief Bill. Sir JAMES GRAHAM approved of the principlleof the bill, so far as relieving Roman Catholics froln penalties on account of their religion, biut the bill repealed some of the enactments ...

... _IE NATIONAL -EBDUCA- ON SOCIETY. The annual examination ofthe children ofithe Central Metropolitan School of the National Scietyihe ?? Children in the principles of the Estalished Churcho took place on Wednesday morning, at the central school rooms, at IYeatosterhsrce the Archbishop of Can: terbury in thl chair. The re were also pxresen the Lord Bisops nof London, Bhngor, Lich field, St. ...

... 7HE NEIW ZEALAND CO.MIPANY. The annual general court of propricturs of this ?? wees held yesterday, at their offices, inl Droad-street- beijidings. i iecar Viscount Ingestre, took the chair.t Tue follolcing directors of the colmpanly weepeet H1exinr kpolioiitiy 'Joieabvl, Esq., MI5P., John Ellerker Boualcolt, ii-q., Chnrc iiVJ U110-Jnn. lzq., M.P., .1'exander Currie, a.,Sir, losac Ly on ?? ...

... 70 THE REV. J. ?? ROBINSON, RECTOR OF ST. ANDRBW, HOLBORN. RnVEREND SIR-In common with many of -your pa- rishioners, we regret that you continue to deface the wall of our parish church with placards against the Maynooth We give you credit for a sincere desire to discharge that which appears to you to be your duty, namely, the discou- ragement of Popery; or, as you have styled it, that 1 ...

... LORD LZNOlY's i NCLOSUAR BILL. To TUE EDITOR OP T114 hIO4NING CHIRONICLE. ScR-~The postponement of thle ecort(i readinig of this bill till Friday next; h6foarcs a fur ther opporiunity Of con- sidering how fur tile manifest error and complication into which its framsers ,have been led, in their attempt to distill- guish it from the truly excellinit nieasure of Lord Worsley, may be corrected., ...

... IMPER1AL PAR1LIAMENT HOUSE Or COMIONS-TiiURSDAY. The Speaker took the cihair at thle u1sual hour. h The Somerset aind Weymoutih Ralw ay, the Eliburg and Glasgow, and the Exeter andl CGeditori Bills were severally read a third timto and passed. Lord ASHLEY reported the absence of Mr. Osborne from comnnittee F F. Mr. OSBORNE said lhe had been prevented front attend- ing the committee by ililness ...

... RAILIVAYs. C)ITEEt-iNORTH RENT DISTRICT. 1,09s .:M. aCelh'5, chairman; M1r. Marshall, Mr. A1'Ceachy, 31. NS yoka-AD ?? KENT.-Yesterday thes first wir.$iidden, estate agent, Rochester, who stated Ind Iva' dolerOC in, tan means of conmtsnication be- MsJ03el-a 0dinese and London. Passengers were oblilged , ?? rsesod nd Rochester line, anod thence by hoat l~ 115 0 cit L ndo.There were manay ...

... IMPERIAL PARMIAMENT I HOUSE OF COMMJONS-WEDFlSDAY. LEEDS AND WEST RIDING JUNCTION RAILWAY. On the motion for the resolutions on this bill being read a second tiime Mr1. C. WOOD moved its re-committal, on the ground of inconsstc in the clauses fixing the rate of charges fbr I the Conveyance ofconl-one of these placing it at 3d. per toll Ier mile, another at lid. per ton per mile. He ob- jected ...