... .ELECTION COMMITTEES-SA.TURDAY. BODMIN-RooM 24. . This committee, of which Mr. G. A. Hamiltonis chairman, re-assembled at eleven o'clock to-day. After the completion of Mr. Robarts's cross-examination, the petitioners proceeded with the eases of treating by means of refreshment tickets. The evidence was given by the several landlords of the inns and public-houses where the tickets became ...

... MORNING CHRONICLE OFFICE, Monday 31orning, 11 A.mi. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. [fROfK OUR CORRESPONDENT.] PARIS, SUNDAY EVENU~G, FIVE OCLOCK. The streets to-day are crowded with deputations of patriotic workmen going to the Hotel de Ville with their offerings for the benefit of the Republic. These processions are really ridiculous, and from their im- mense number are more troublesome to the Provi- ...

... I HOUSE OF LORDS-THURSDAY. HER MAJESTY'S ANSWER TO THE ADDRESS. The LORD STEWARD (Earl Fortescue) brought up her Majesty's answer to the address presented to har MajestY by their lordehips on the occasion of the birth of a princess. The answer was ase follows:- I have received your affect- tionate and loyal address with the truest satisfaction. I slucerely thank you for your congratulations on ...

... THE AMENDED ?? HEA LTH OF TO WNS BILL. To THE EDITOR oF THE MORNING CHRONICLE SIR-My Lord Morpeth having brought into the Ileum of Commons his amended Public Health Bill, I would wish to draw your attention and that of the country at large to its provisions. Your manly and sensible remarks on the impo]icy and the injustice of the plan of centralizing everything by the Government of late years ...

... MORffING CHRONICLE OFFICE, I Thursday Morning, 11 A.M. EXPRESS FROM PARIS.- [FRoIr Oln CORRESPONDENT.] PARIS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, FIVE O'CLOCK. The decrae which I sent to you this morning, by | which the Provisional Government sequestrates the Paris and Orleans and the Orleans and Vierzon Railways, and directs the weekly proceeds derived from those lines to be paid to the Minister of Public ...

... MIORNING CHRONICLE OFFI CE, Wednesday Mlorning, 11 A.M. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. [FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.] PARIS, TUESDAY EvaNmi, FIVE O'CLOCK. It will be seen by the Bourse report of to-day that the funds and railway shares have had another fearful fall. On Saturdav last the Three per Cents. closed at 39f. 50c. To-day they were done as low as 32f. 50c. This is not to be attributed to the political ...

... THE MORNING CHRONICL.E. LONDON: FRIDAY, APRIL 7, 14. In the HousE of LORDS last night, The Property-tax Bill was, after a short discus- sion, in which the Marquess of Lansdowne, Lord Stanley, Earl Grey, and Lord Lyttelton took part, read a second time. Their lordships shortly afterwards adjourned. In the HOUSE of COMMONS, Sir JOHN WALSH called the attention of the Government to the Chartist ...

... CATHOLIC EDUCATION in fsPJGLAND .- GREAT MEETING Qef CATHOLICS. I Yesterday a general meeting of the Catholic body resident in London was held at St. Edward's School-roons, to adopt the necessary means for extentdingr Cathlibc education in the, metropolis. The Right Rev. Dr. Wiseman, vicar apostolic of the district, preaided, and was supported by the H1oi. Edward Petre, the Hon. Stafford ...

... I A painful sensation has been created in this city during the past week by the discovery of a forgery to a large amount. committed by a clerk in the employ of Messrs. A. and S. Henry and Co., the eminent merchants, of York- street. The circumstances appear to be these:_ On Wednesday evening, Francis Naughten, the clerk alluded to, went to the Manchester Branch Bank of Eng- land, and tendered ...

... ILELAND. 0 DUBLIN, MARCH 30. [FiROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.]l If you listened to the ramnours momentarily cir- culated by the parties who seek to promote insur- rection, you would expect nothing short of an im- mediate and general rebellion. It is a part of the tactique of those mischievous people to alarm the public as much as possible, by propagating the most groundless reports. Matters are had ...

... UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENWCE. CAMBRIDGE, MARCH 31. NEW ASTRONOMICAL PRIZE. The following proposal having been placed in the hands of the Vice-Chancellor by the Master of St. John's College, the Vice-Chancellor hus given notice that a grace will be offered to the senate on Friday, April the 7th, 1848, to ac- cept the same. Several members of St. John's College having raised by subscription a fund ...

... THE MOR.ArVG CHRONICLE, LONDON: MONDAY, APRIL 3, 1848. We commented freely on what took place in the House of Commons on Tuesday with reference to the Railway Board, because we thought the Ministry had done an unwise thing in an injudicious manner. They threwlawaylan excellent opportunity of prov- ing their desire to comply with the demands'of the country 'as to retrenchment; and they resorted ...