... RoYAL INIARRIAGES IN SPAIN. (Fron, tie Corres~pondenit of the Morning Post.) ADDOCT. 10, HALF PAST TENs, ?? de- MADRIDr .facorer for Bayonne enables rme to forward the n folloing account of the marriage of the Queen and her t siser wich took place this evening at the Palace, a little IL after nine o Clock. 1 Trhe, ?? Hall of Ambaseadors was the theatre of ' this imposing, solemnuity, the ...

... The revision of the burgess liats.,commenced yesterday in M the Nisi Prius Court, before the Right Hon. the Lord ti Mayor, and Edmund Hayes and Robert Mullen, Esqrs., as- se~sers. The several persons whose duty it was to put the notice I required by the 3d and 4th Victoria, chap. 108, were ex- amined, and after a long croas examination by Mr. Crean, The Court decided that the following taxes ...

... 1 .1 ' . . . The weekly mleeting of the guardians WOOs held on yester. day. Alderman STAUNTON in the chair. 'iho following guardians were algopresent:-D F Brady, Jamns Delany, Charles Thorpe, Janies Nugent, Richard O'Gornall, Robert Mullen, Edward Reilly, William C Elpy, ?Iathew Callaghan, Patrick M'Clcan, John Wood, Henry Price, Henry litton, aid Thomas Arkins, Eaqrs. STATE OF TIM HOUSE. ...

... | Dundrum Sands, Friday, Oct. 16, 1846, Four o'Clock, p.m. The Great Britain remains in'tbe same position (the west) she was in when I last wrote. The landing surveyor, from the Newry customs, has been superintending the land- ing of her stores for the last two days, and he has relaxed the rigidity of the customs rules at first adopted, much to the eomfort of all on board..' The stores are ...

... RIGHT REV. Da. BReueO.-The Right Rev. Doctor sh Briggs, Vicar Apostolic of the Yorkshire district, and do Bishop of Trachis, in partibus, arrived in Galway, on Mon. day evening, from Tuarn, where he had been staying for th some days, on a visit to his grace the archbishop, and left wi next day for Clifden, for the purpose of obtaining, from ul the monastery of that town a number of monks to ...

... I CONC1LIATION HALL i into t~i LOYAL NATIONAL REPEAL ASSOCIATION. .lgt The usual weekly meeting of the association was held wgoit- yesterday. .Conciliation Hall was much crowded-, and i amongst the members of committee present we noticed, reapeol John O'Connell, Ms P., Joseph Myles MacDonnell, M.P., them. John Augustus O'Neil, Bunowen Castle, Captain lirode Irelan rick, the Head Pacificator, ...

... ?ORTH DUMAN VNION, i the guardians of this union met bor the dispatoh or Dau asi as on yesterday at the usual hour. Alderman STAUNTON in the chair. The following guardians were present:_ D.F. Brady, ?? V.C.; Captain Wisdom, ?? Henry price, Captain Lindsay, Joseph Long, Robert N. i Gibton, Cloarles Thorpe, John Dodd, John P. Doyle, I James Nugent, Patrick M'Owen, Thonmas Ark ns, Mathe vw C ...

... ASSEMBL&GE OF PARLIVAMENT. We are glad to perceive that the working men of the country are exerting themselves to induce the government to an immediate call of the parliament. Mr. Ralph Osborne has addressed the landlords of Ireland on the subject, urging the necessity of their immediate assemblage in Dublin for mutual consul. tation. A movement of a most important character-im. portant as ...

... I Private letters from Rowe of the 3d instant state, that that the Pope had been asked by several Italian govern- mnents if it washisintention to propose a federation of Italy, on the plan suggested by the Abbe Gioberti. The Pope was said to have replied, that he did not mean to raise any banner, but that he was determined to be master within his own dominions, and to adopt whatever reforms he ...

... I . ?? ' .t A ¢ nn- V.- nrnI igh I (From the ?? txuaraiaoJ. ,inti- The condition of the People of this, division of the county ,hat I is truly melancholy-in fact, it has now assumed such DuS tas a aspect, thati if speedy measures be not forthwith adopted with -if. employment is not immediately given-tho conse, aitted quences may be lamentable ini the extreme. fdis.. On M~onday last, a body ...

... - Ti E ?? LANDLORDS. TO THE EDITOR OF THE TIMES. S1,-I should not have desired to trespass on your space again after your candour in publishing my last lettter, if it were not that it remains for me to remove the impression you seem to have, that I suggest the theory that the inter- loping peasantry on Irish estates should be thrust out, and left to perish, as a punishment for their intrusion. ...

... I BALLINASLOE QUAUREER SESSIONS. Ballinaslue, Wednesday. The quarter sessions were opened here to-day before Wm. Dean Freeman, Esq., Q.C., assistant barrister, of the registry list twenty-four were re-registeries, there being only two added that were not previously enrolled, one ap. plicant was rejected, there were three ejectments and 5a6 civil bill entries, but no replevin. There was an ...