... P1RIiVTEJS' PENSION SOCIETY. The anniversary festival of this valuable society, which has for its object the relief of aged and infirm printers and their w-idows, wms yesterday held at the London Tavern ; Mr. Frederick Peel, M.P., in the chair. The cloth leaving been removed, after an excellent dinner, The Queen, Prince Albert, Albert Prince of Wales, and the rest of the Royal Family were ...

... IBUIUID, GO. OAPTAIN J. E DWAIRDS. A very painhl ItItion was created in the neigh- bourhood of Cae046e es aesB Brighton, early en. gundoy mornirig, by n report, ich untortunately, iroyvc to be N too woll faunded, ?? John Edwarsld (I haljlyved 3 of the 19th REeginat ot Foot), had commietetdsuicide by a cutting his throat. The deceasidw'aA a widower; aboei 8 63 years of age, and the father of ...

... (Firom tke 3forn fng Cfhroniele.) The attempts which have been made from time to time M to interest the public in the search for Sir John Franklin & have been so frequent-and, if wve may judge from the p deportment of the House of Commons, and from the fi general acquiescence of our contemporaries, so successful, r -that we mght safely have left our Naval Intelligence C to tell its own story, ...

... ELECTION OF A COUNMTYORoNE I The nomination of candidatefr the nm_ - ?? -- -'wce Of cln the south district of thecounty Dublin, in'lce of krn Dr. M Cartby, took place yesterday at the Cort t lat mainham. srtho kill The attendance of electors was exceedingly thin There were two ?? ?? n- (soil of the late *orouer), and Henry L. iat l hq, 3.D the late Sir Robert Harty, Bart. v * N., a' Mr. ...

... I COPY F A LETTER FROM HIS HOLINESS -\ POPE PIUS IX. I Roma \Duodecimo die ante calendas Apriles. Amice c sime et frater dilectissime, Etc¢ tutus (n i0 vivus calcitransque adveni, et propero eventum sane ?? ad to communicare. Per rutabalum sanctum et per om Unuse sunt bona atque mitia, quunn firrae in moo solio rursue earn, nonue ambulabo in hos canes contumaces, subjectos ecs, immo etiam et ...

... LONDON: YRU?WSDAJ IfAY 9, 1850. In the HOUsE of COMMONS yesterday morning, Mr. FEAROus O'CoNNoR, addressing himself to the Home Secretary, wished to know whether there was any foundation for a rumour, referred to in the - Tinies newspaper of that day, to the effect that Sir E. N. Buxton's motion on the sugar duties was con- sidered as a question involving a vote of confidence in the Ministry ? ...

... I (FeOM tle Loni)on pap-l J : i;,, FRANCE. PArInS TugsDAY, 11 ?? is expected that the elec- toral reform bill will be presented in the Assambly to-day by J. Baroche, the Minister of the Interior Its provisions, so ftr as known, seem moderate and reasonable, and such as will not stir the opposition of the Tiers-parti. Tle great difference between the Baigraves and the Tiers- pqrti is one of ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS.-MONDAY. After the transaction of some formal business, The AcnCHBISHOP OF CANTERBuRY rose and spoke as follows:-I have two petitions to present to your lord- ships from two places in my diocese, Tunbridge and Westerham; and I take the opportunity of explaining a matter relating to myself, which has been greatly mis- understood. It is with much reluctance that I trouble your ...

... i IRkL4D. v I I I 1 __7 ;- DusLrr,. MAY 8. A prelim-inary'n etieg of the Dablin 'tenant r Right confereow, ill be held to-day. I e By far the most extensive sale. of property, uneer I e the encumbered estates eommission, that have been I hitherto attempted in one day, were effected yester- J day, the estates being chiefly thooe of Mr. WIlliam , Daroy, In the counties of Meath atud Weatmeath, ...

... EGCLESIASTI . INTELLIGEdCE. PREFERMENTS AND OAPP TMENTS. The deanery of Bristol has been conferred on the Rev. Gilbert Elliot, folmerlyiocumbent of, Trinity,: Marylebone, for which he exchanged a living in Cumberleuid, iven him by Lord Broujgesm. He belengo to whst is 'calle the lorW &chur and is a thorough- liberal in politiCS. The deanecy ?? is limitqd to £1000. . I The Rev. C. Bailey, ?? to ...

... IMPERIAL PAL IAMENT HOUSE OF LORDS-TvDAY, MAY 7. en Their lordships met at five o'clock, Lord LANGDALF. Pre- Wi siding.m Lord WHARNCLIFFE presented a number of petitions th from the Dissenters of various places praying for an altera- he tion in the law of maririage. t The Duke of CLEVELAND presented a petition corn- plainingf ',agriculturail distress. ThI' B? aio f OXFORD presented a petition ...

... TENANT-RIGHT-GREAL MEETING IN AIILL- I - - -STIHEMT . (Abridged from the C6ork Fxniiner.) An important and nuimerousl)-attended meeting of the r tenant-farmers, landowners, and other persons irfteres-ed in I the adjustment of the relations between landlord and tenant, was held (on Sunday in tilillstreet, for the purpose of peti- tioning parliament to make some alteration in the present system, ...