... I oPENING OF PARLIAMENTS THE QUEEN'S SPEECH. M r l LoaBs AND GENTLEMEN, i It gives me great satisfaction again to meet you in Par- liament, and to have the opportunity of recurring to your ,stance and advice. lI continue to receive from my allies, and from all Other foreign powers, the strongest assurances of their desireto cultivate the most friendly relations with this ountrY. rejoice that ...

... . . .. . n..- .-c ?? frI The usual weekly meeting ottfe Board o0 LuurUI -u-- this union was held on yesterday. The following inem- bers ?? Nowlan, Francis Smith, John Robinson, William Parker, Christopher E. Wall, John Ousley Bonsall, Thomas A. Kirkwood, Joshua Porter, John H. Askins, John Pearson, Thomas Moore, William Cro. zier, Edward D- Williams, Colonel Shaw, William Evans, Dr. Monks, ...

... 0 The weekly meeting of the guardians ot tnos uouru TUu - place yesterday at the Board.room, North Brunswick- n street. 3r ?? O'GonAif^, Esq., in the chair. t The following guardians were ?? Ar- lkins, Captain Lindsay, Laurence Carton, Captain e Wisdom, John P Doyle, Daniel Lefon, Joseph Long, Ro- it bert N Gibton, Patrick Boland, Patrick M'Cletm, Mathew I Callaghan, Cornelius Rooney, Henry ...

... I LOYAL NATIONAL REPEAL ASSOCIATION. The usual weekly meeting of the association was held yesterday, at Conciliation Hall. The following members of parliament were in ?? Liberator, W. S- O'Brien, Henry Grattan, J. O'Connell, Maurice O'Con- nell, Danial Callaghan, James Kelly, J. P. Somers. At one o'clock, on the motion of Mr. Smith O'Brien, seconded by acclamation, the chair was taken by ...

... T CORPO-ATION- THE CORPORATION LXZAAA8 A special meeting of the corporation was held yesterday, in the City Assembly Rooms, William street, The Loan MAYoR presided. The TowN CLEsE having road the notice of motion given by Alderman O'Connell, on the last day of meeting, Alderman O'CONNELL. rose and said-I rise to bring tn- der the consideration of the corporation the state of their accounts, as ...

... SIR ROBERT PEEL'S PRONOUNCEMENT I AGAINST PROTECTION. The London journals of Thursday evening enable us to give, in another place, a considerable portion of the explanation of the recent excitement in the poli- tical world, as afforded by the Premier to parliament. The right hon. baronet has avowed his thoroughcon. version to the doctrine of free trade-in this particular he actually outbids ...

... THE KNIGHT OF KERRY- DR. GRAY'S LETTERS. We publish below a letter from the agent of the Knight of Kerry, respecting the condition of the Knight's tenantry in Valencia, drawn forth by the letters of Dr. Gray that have recently appeared in this journal. Dr. Gray is at present in London, but this letter contains nothing that Dr. Qray need desire to controvert, nor does it seem to us that it ...

... I I At Cork-The Vanguard, 80, Captain Wilies, arrived from Plymouth to take the flag of Rear-Admiral Sir Hugh Pigot, the commander-in~ohief, comiplemnent 0i45, fully C mansied.' Flagship, pro tern., the Crocodile, 26, mouritiflu 81 12 guns, Captain J1. B. Maxwell, stationary flagship of the in adiiral, complement 1 10, fully manned. In the Shiannon- hi The Stromoboli, 6, steani-sloop, ...

... I IYIPERIAL PARLIAMENT. tar HOUSE OF COMMONS-TUESDAY, JANUARY 27. )re (Concludedfrom yesteyday's Freeman.) ,he COMMERCIAL POLICY-THE CORN LAWS. Ol The resolutions brought in by the right honourable ba- he ronet (Sir R. Peel) were then read pro forma, as fol- se lows: - That in lieu of the'duties now payable on the impor- tation of corn, grain, meal, or flour, there shall be paid Xx- until the ...

... I- THE SOUTH. e, ((From the Tipper0rY Vindicator.) is It is to us a profound mystery what the poor people of .. this county are to do during the summer months. Nothing Le can be more clear than that many of them will be utterly ig destitute of food long befoce they can be relieved by the new Is harvest. The evidence takee before the Poor Law Guar. Ie dians-the statements of tiefjpeople ...

... TE LOSS OF THE FRENCH WAR STE-MER PAPIN, OFF MAGAZAN. . The Messager of Monday evening publishes the following distressing account of the loss of the French government steamer Papin:- The government yesterday received the painful intelli. gence of the loss of the steamer Papin, with one half of the persons on board. She left Cadiz at two in the afternoon of the 5th instant, bound for Senegal ...

... to our renders. : EXECUTIONS IN LONDON-MONDAY. Martha Browning, aged 22, convicted at the last sessions of the Central Criminal Court of the murder of Elizabeth Mandell, was executed this morning in front of the debtors'. door, Newgate; but in consequence of the new prison re- gulalions, issued by the Secretary of State for the Home Department, no one whatever, except the sheriffs, governor of ...