... THEE MANCHESTER AND SALFVRJ EDUCATIOB SILL. + To gua EDITOR OF TimE MORNING CHRONICLE. SIR-Mr. Wilson Patten, who, in supporting the secon& reading of the Manchester and Salford Education Billo, stated that the clergy of those boroughs were unanimous in, supporting the same, took an opportunity on the more ?? debate on the same bill, last Wednesday, to correct his. for. mer statement by ...

... THE NA VaY. APPOINTMENTS. Captain Edward Hinton Scott (1838) to the Neptunr, ?? guardship of ordinary, at Portsmouth, Lieutenants.-Hubert Campion (1849), to tile leeane steam-sloop, at Devonport; Henry A. Claverinng (1547, Charles S. Dunbar (1847), from the Ganges, 84, and Thrani J. Young 1851, to the Excellent, grunnery-ship, at Portz. mouth. PROBIOTION$. Commander Thomas Hope (1841), to be ...

... AMALGAMATED SOCIETY OF ENGI- NEERS AND THE EMfPLOYERS. The most noticeable features in connection with this dis- pute since our last, are the issuing of a new manifesto, in, substitution of the original one of the executive of the Amalgamated Society, and the steady increase which has continued to take place in the number of men at work. Al- though bearing date Fobruary 2, the new manifesto ...

... THPE MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: FRaID.AY, mUARCII 26, 1852. Il the HousF of LORDS, yesterday, A bill was laid upon the table by Lord Brougham, ,lbh was read the first time, to enable County Couit judges to exercise jurisdiction in bankruptcy aud ilsolvency in the manner proposed by the Com- siSsioners in 1841 The bill for the amendmeut of the law with re- gard to the execution of wills ...

... * Rome, as the connecting link between the an- cient and modern world, presents a subject of en- during and universal interest. A visit to that famous city may suffice, in place of many pil- grimages and sojourns in less remarkable localities. To exhaust the subjects of study which it presents to the traveller, a life-time would be required; and for their illustration, a library. M. de ...

... I THE LAW RESPECTING COLOURED SEA- | MEN. Mr. G. Mathew, her Britannic Majesty's Consul for the states of North and South Carolina, having addressed certain complaints to the Government of that State, respecting the law which prevents free 2 negroesandotherpersonsof colourfrom entering into itand which on differentoccasionsled to thb specta- cle in the streets of Charleston of unoffending ...

... GENERAL ORDINATIONS. * The Bishop of Ripon held a general ordination in the cathedral church of his diocese, on Sunday last, when the i following gentlemen were admitted into holy orders, viz. I DEACONS. John Hilton Jephison, B.A., Magdalene Hall, Oxford. Edward Douglass Marshall, B.A., St. Catherine Hall, aCambridge, f James Willy, Student of St. Bees Divinity College, Cum- s berland. f ...

... CLANDESTINEAND IRREGULAR MAR- 1RIAGBS IN THE DIOCESE OF LONDON. The Bishop of London has addressed the following letter to the clergy of his diocese:- London House, Marob, 1852. Rev. and dear Sir-I am desirous of calling your atten- tion to a matter which affects, not only the interests of indi- vidual clergymen, but the character of the Church, the peace of families, and the moral well being ...

... B1-;ISTERIAL REELECTIONS. 2NORTH LINCOLNSHIRE. * T. SuruiAy.-A special court for the election o a \ l itfor the parts of Lindsey, in the place of Mr. ?? Cristopher, who has accepted the office ?? ocellr of the Duehy of Lancaster, was held at the osfl~ C adey at eleven o'clock. In the absence of the Higa Sheriff, caused by indisposition, Mr. WV. H. Daubney, ne of the iider sheriffs, presided, ...

... ! DUBLIN, FRIDAY, ELEVEN. A.M. LFROm OUR OWN CORRBiESPONDENT.] Mr. Denis Maguire and Mr. D. Caulfield Brady, the twe magistrates who at the Newry Petty Ses- sions fined a police constable for an assault, whilst engaged in searching for fire-arms in a pro- claimed district, have resigned the commission of the peace, in consequence of the recent letter of the Lord-Liententant, remitting the ...

... ROYAL ARTILLERy GEN.5ERAL OtDEI.w. Deputy Adjutarnt.Generalsofli Itrj yOtilwich, Feb. 27 1852ce 'Second Lieutenant Stirling1 istranefesrml fro's cc' Dunlop'a company, 2d, to Captain 0ambnier's Coaptan battalion, by order of the Master-General. 8da H. D. Ross, Deputy Adjujtant.sje001,l iErJERAL ORDER. Deput!v Adjutant-General's OM His Lordship the Master.General has been P28la-l2, tion an ...

... y A dinner, commemorative of Admiral H. Stewart's return Isfor this borough, was given by the Admiral's friends at the , Trafalgar Hotel yesterday; Mr. T. Pontifex in the chair. e Alderman Salomons, the second member of the borough, i- was present; and amongst the other guests ?? a Townsend, M.P.; Sir John Liddell, M.D.; Captain Sir W. r, Dalzell Mr. Eliott, R.N. ; Admiral Sir Watkin Pell, ...