... _ „ . DUBLIN. MAT 1. The bulletins, in reference to the state of the Lord Lieutenant's health, were follows: Saturday, 10 o'Clock, a.m.—His Excellency passed a tranquil night, and his breathing is much relieved this morning. 3 o Clock, p.m.—His Excellency continues in the same tranquil state. All the members of the noble earl's family are in attendance. Lord De Mauley, his lordship's brother, ...

... MISC ELLA NAEEOUS. Til croswded state of our columlns excludes for another Wcek our last notice of the Royal Academy Exhibition. j'rjrR IN TMTE METROPOLtSl .-We rejgret to learn that fri , crisioB, front distress, and of a contagious character, reeiliQ in St Giles's parish. Although there are only eleiltv lbeds in the infirmaryof St Giles's workhouse, the lo;,et;p'v opplications for admission ...

... PUBLIC MEETING A-T MANCHESTER. ' por;iD the whole of Stunday and Monday considerable alarm fvs yelt in Manchester from a placard which appeared on the , signed J. C. Clarke, but without a printer's name, invit- a sneet55g ofihoe unemployed operatives, in Steven6s0n'-ssquare, ImF Mion~day. The aothsoitieo took the bhil-poeter into custody, QOsr stern they Jenrned the name, &e., of the printer. ...

... FRICHtFUL RAILWAY A*1DENT. An accident, attended with fatal consequences, occurred on Monday evening on the Chester and Holybead Rail- way ,abouta mileand a quarter-from-'tbe Cbheater statiouuby the failure of one 'of the girders of ithe~bridge across the river Dee, and which is supposed- to hive arisen fromra defective casting. The engine and tender got clear over the bridge, but one of' the ...

... GAMBLING, 7 ?? XMBLEiiRS, zMAND ?? GAMBLING HOUSES. BEING EXTRACTS. FROM -iTHE NOTMBOOK OF THE LALTER .APH ROUL o.T SQT jES For they aeb die of the time.-HA~Lzr. ?? * :-eB. In a recent chapter I referred to the Parliamentary Blue Book, published in the session of 1844, en- ULSULL -- ?? or Mne 'Deteur -7u -r n - I then promised to return to this voluminous affair, and am now about doing so, ...

... ARMED INTERVENTION PORTUGAL. The following is the protocol of the conference held the Foieign-office in London on the 21st instant, and at which were present the Plenipotentiaries of Spain, France, Great Britain, and Portugal The plenipotentiaries of Spain, France, Great Britain, I'ortugal having assembled in conference upon the invitation of the plenipotentiary of Portugal, the Portuguese ...

... Tuesday being the day on which the triennial festival of Moentem has hitherto been celebrated, considerable excitement prevailed In the vicinity of the college from an early hour in the morning, in consequence of its being apprehended that some demonstration would be made by the boys, assisted by several old Etonians troam Oxford and Cambridge, who are strongly opposed to the abolition of the ...

... Yesterday a court was held for the purpose of proceeding further in the consideration of the petition of Mr. Stephen Stewart Curtis, complaining of the conduct of Messrs. Good and Rigg, brokers of the City, in transaction in the skin market, the i-'.efendants having charged half per cent, brokerage to the complainant on the purchase of some hides, they not having been employed by him as his ...

... South Durham.—Mr. Bowes, who has represented this division of the county of Durham since 1832, has announced his intention not to be a candidate for re-election. It ex pected that Mr. Jamei Farrer, relative of the Earl of Eldon, and who contested the division at the last election the conservative interest, will again offer his services. It is generally considered that he Swill be elected, wil ...

... EDINBURGH, Mat 26. The Kilmarnock Herald says, Within the last few days it has come to our knowledge that schedules hare been sent by government to various agriculturists residing in Ayrshire, requiring answers in reference to the state of the growing crops in this county. It was formerly mentioned that a London house had commenced an action against Paisley establishment for pirating fabric ...

... s te - The table was laid for 48 perthp jj(r ' lc cs consisted of all the representatives of ministers 1 . nat ' on '' a such French ambassadors and .|-i ' ni are now in Paris, and the chief to( ' was ii. 'l, department of foreign affairs. Erery pwided 'v S^ umc '' stars and orders. M. Guizot British «r.l t. •?, were the Pope's Nuncio, and the d'AtiDonv , l ambassadors; and on the left Count ...

... VAN DIEMEN'S LAND.—A private letter from a mercantile gentleman, of good standing HobartTown, | dated the 9th of last December, expresses briefly and pithily the then prevailing sentiments the colony:— We are anxiously looking for the arrival of our new governor, who, it is expected, will bring out with him directions for a total reform in the prison discipline of this place, and, it is to be ...