... To THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. SIR-My attention has lately been drawn to the contro- versy and conflicting opinions now going on in reference to the cleaning of the pictures in the National Gallery. I have spent upwards of forty years in close study and active prac- tice on the restoration of old paintings, during the last few of which I have had entrusted under ray hands the nume- ...

... IAELAND. [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] ; DIUBLIN, MONDAY MORNING. The exodus is still the engrossing topic in the provincial journals, which give further details re- garding the constant outpouring of the peasantry, to such an extent that the vessels in the Irish sea- ports are insufficient to supply the needful accom- modation, although the great majority of the emigrants proceed to Liverpool ...

... iREPORT ON ,RAIL WAY AMALGAMA- TION. ' - I FOURITH REPORT FROM THE SELECT COMMITTEE ON. RAILWAY AND CANAL BILLS. [Ordered by the House of Commons to be printed, 8tb April, 1858.j Mr. Cardwell reported from the select committee ap-j pointed to coosider the principle of amalgamation as applied to railway, or railway and esr al bills, about to be brought, under the consideration of Prrliianut, ...

... NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the next HALF-YEARLY MEETING and ASSEMBLY of the Company of Proprietors of the said Navigation, will be held at the SHIRE-HALL, in the Town of BRECON, on THURSDAY, the 28th instant, at Twelve o'clock at Noon. JAMES PEIRCE, Clerk to the Company of Proprietors. Canal Office, near Abergavenny, 5th April, 1853. ...

... TUB SABBATH QUESTION.—We understand that II petition has this wpek been transmitted from Swansea to Mr. Vivian, M.P., for presentation to the House ol Commons, against the opening of the Crystal Palace on the Lord's Day or any pait of it. moted by the Vicar of Swansea, and signed by 1571 pei- sons, all, with very few except ions, of the working-classes. ...

... I A special meeting of the Corporation, and also a ,pecial ineeting of the Town Council, as a Local Board of Health, were held on Monday. Mr. Aid. Page, in the absence of the Mayor, was called to the chair, and about eighteen other members were present. NEW PLAN OF THE BOROUGH. Air. GREGORY PAGE, surveyor, attended and pre- ,enltd the new plan of the borough, which,at great abour, he had just ...

... EBvinburgh Share List. WEDNESDAY. APRIL 13, 1853. - When Deseription of Stock ‘share. Paid | Price. — —_-—_—_- —_ — ee i i tt ! | ‘ ! Banks. 8 F cent. -* 100 lve 10 ‘Bank of Scotland 100 we ir 0 June& Dee. British Linen Co.. lw 2? 318 Bank le | Aug. jCity of ots lo | 10 13 “4 Do. & 50d 100 184 le j 1 Jan. &July Commereral 2 lo! We i2 | May& Nov. Eastern Bank - Feb.& Aug Edinburgh & ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAME NT HOU SE OP LORDS. Monday, April 4. THE LONDON DEPUTATION AND THE EMPEROR OF THE FRENCH. Lord CAMPBELL called the attention of the house to the address lately presented by some London merchants to the Emperor of the French. He believed that the presentation of such an address by any one except the authorized agents of the Crown was a violation of the law of nations, and he ...

... KILMA&INHAN HOSPITAL (2rom the xofiossiry Heruld.) In the printed paper of the busicess in the Honee of Com- mons for this evening will be found a resolution to be pro- posed by the honourable member for loughal for'the adop- tion of an address to ber Majesty, representing that it is expedient and right to maintain for-the Iriab soldier, in his age and infirmity, the asylum which the Royal ...

... IJMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. 11OUSE OF PEERS. w, f Cts: (ITV AFDVoESS To Louis NAroLEON. ti 1ON1)A', AF'OIL, 4.] Lord CA315BE1LL called the pI at~lntiolt Of tile ?? to the address lately presontod SO ; toltie 1.ol(0oll tnercclants to the Emperor of the cl Freoilcl. ?? believed that the presentation of such an bE Oddress by ally onle excelt tile uthorized agoxts of tic je Crowit wos it Niolation of ...

... -. ?? (Fcesn (ite Guardeners' C/rroaicle). [We do not reprint from the Yorkshire Agricultural Society's Journal ail the reports on this subject which have been furnished to it by the gentlemen who had been requested to undertake trials of this wheat. It Nvill suffice, after stating Mr. Thompson's experience in full, to present a tabular statement of the mere results which have been arrived at ...

... STATlON6 Wi' OF'TLu BUIT-111. AI~AlI. Where two places ar e mentionied,the last naned is that attohich he Depdt of the leginmeat is stationed. Life Goards, lst, Iyde Park. 2d, Windsor. R7oal Horse Gauards. Regent's Park. Dragoon Guards. 1st, Dublin. 2d, Newbridge. 3d, Cahir. 4th, Dublin, 5t1, Newbridge. eth, Canterbury. 701h, Ballincollig. Dragoons. 1st, Mnanchester. 24, BUirtinghiam. ,8d, ...