... :tONDON, AmIUL °27. Accounts from Madrid -of the 21st instant state that a partial reconciliation had taken place between the Queen re ind King, who were again beginning to appear in public Ti together. On the 20th his Majesty received all the members of the. Cabinet, for the first time during the ce last fortnight. General Serrano had returned to Madrid. dt It was believed that General ...

... E-l HER MAJESTY'S STATE BALL.-The Queen gave a T i state ball on Friday evening, at Buckingham Palace, which was very numerously and brilliantly attended. The any included the Royal family, the members of the diplomatic corps, the foreigners of distinction at present I in town, the ministers and officers of state, the ladies and IV gentlemen of the Royal household, and the principal L I ...

... s C 0 T E AN SD. Dacnlh Of KT;,ii, JIi.'.-jioli at Kiinirni;e, on the 136t instant, Mr John Blie, dlr'ierlv cOaclriccrL in the 6.5th vear oi his ae-. B- the irliei.'ise oF Mr 131Bne a noth-r Oi those links which connect the poet Burns with the pro- sent Leneration is reinov-ed. I)lri nz the pi-erind B1 uris 1 hell the f;rtio of glnsc'i deccased( Ivas in his servitre. arnld, we. oeiier, first ...

... AMERICAN SYMPATHY-IRISH GRATITUDE_ DINNER AT THE ROTUNDO, ON 4TH MAY. TO THE EDITOR OF THE FREEMAN. 35, Lower Rutland-street, 5th May. SiR-As secretary on the above occasion, I beg to re. turn my sincere thanks for your zealous advocacy of the movement. Your sacrilloes in promoting it, and the accu- rate and able MaDner in which you reported the proceed- ings. It is unfortunate that anything ...

... I ?? . LOYAL NATIONAL REPEAL ASSOCIATION. The usual weekly meeting of the Association was held yesterday, parsjapnt to postponement from the previous dIay. Coneiliation Hall was much ofrowded, and nmongst the members of the goeeral committee present were the follow- ilg ?? O'Connell, M P; E W Coatelloe, Esq, Bar- rister; Rev Mr Wynne, C C, Dundrum; Rev Mr Hopkins, Rev James T Murphy, 0 9 1D; ...

... |I ?? S2MPE2RiAL 0AkLIAXBNT. ?? I ?? ;HOtUSE OF LORDS-Tuissn*y, MAY 18S k (Concluded from yesterday's Freeman.) ARMY SERVICE BILL. The Marquis of LONDONDERRY (in continnuation). Hle could say with coondence that the great majority of the army-aye, nine-tenths of it-were totally averse to such a bill. The Earl Tof CARDIGAIN did not think the measure could be fully carried Out without rart ...

... I STATE OF THE COOUNTRY. .I (Fromt the Kerry Examiner.) AnRDnIVERT-FReonTrUL DtSTITUTION.-WB have r.0 ceived a most heart-rending detail of suffering from this C quarter-suffering caused by' the nuspenslon of the public L worlee by which the entire population of a whole distrith has been thrown out of employment5 with the exception of lin thirty men, and thus consequently loft totcertalin ...

... THE WEATHER-THE CROPS. *For the last few days the heavy rains, accompanied by loud peals of thunder, with which we bad been visited for o0m1e time, have been succeeded by the weather of a more congenial temperature which once cbaracterised summer's opening month. The grain arops, of which there i3 more than average planted, have a most luxuriant aspect, ae the elements of vegetation were ...

... LORD STANLEY'S MOTION-THE IRISH i LANDLORDS. (From the Times.) Iva might ii vain search the annals of the mostcenrrupted aristocrecies fir a more reaolting outrage on public, opinion u and commor. humanity than the present conduct of tho lory, Irish Party in the lords. Never wae there a more awful bad1 calamity ; hever were- the sores of a nation so exposed, sod Catk the previous neglects of ...

... jN.T. . N ?? . IRLAD - N LL ! N~ATI~ONALJ BANK OF {IiELTAND-o'CONNU~LL, London, weariesua~y. The twelfth annual general meeting of the proprietors of the National Bank of Ireland was held this day, at No. J13, Old B~road gtreoti for the election of directors in room C1 of those who, in purbiuance of the deed of settlement, retire b,, from office. wi Some interest in the proceedings was evinced ...

... I I/llMPERIAL PARLIAMENT0 I HOUSE OF LORDS-MONDAY, MAY 10 (GConcludedf rom yesterday's Freeman.) POOR RELIEF (IRELAND) BILL. The Marquis of LANSDOWNE was of opinion that the amendment (Earl of Wicilow's) would have no effect at all; but that if it did it would be restrictive uf the power which the sommismonner already possesstd; and he certainly was opposed to aoy such restriction, After a few ...

... A sectional meeting of this society was held last night at tle society's house, Kildarn-street, Sir BioEBT KAVE in the chair. Mr. Weld read a paper on agriculture, and explained s1me improvements in the scythe, which improvements would enable the mower to perform more work with less toil than could be accomplished with the scythe generally in ate in Ireland. The principal improvements were-a ...