... IIIELAND flurr;ex, AP>RIL 18. It i3 sietisactor3 to find that Ljord Aberdeen's pro- position for a royal eommission of inquiry relative to Matl nooth College is well receivedi by all parties here. '1 he Frt~ mosns! Joernall speaksing in the nameii of the i sm au eatholie priestis, congratulates its readers on the subject, and anticipates that the iinqmrv wvill h..ve the ci~het of 3ilencing the ...

... A Radclfe Infirmariy.-Bleotion of Surgeon. mooteg of thge ?? ant Ileroroc ?? edten f h The VReNC.OnAnecof.Lo 11fo,L1N34 nonted, to h mr nd opcnedti thodunieen by. Rl.alog the ebjeeth ofa theo meignd beyootiogv ?? o ile tofddthon nnitdoeton.pil~vr h COIIgO~fOCOOJOAwho ave ?? ?? sbowe~tbl. l,,,nt'.Ift~iZ Bi b tir`1cdj eoao' iv'omlu tcd5,',i Bor in ooobgiot ?? Mr ut. B, 'Ruolerwhoba en vooosood' ...

... .TIM, COURTl. DuarIg the Seek the calls at Tha0lngham. Palsoo have been ?? numeroas . The following bulletin of the Qaeen's health was Iesgued on Wednesday ?? . I Buokingham Palace, April 1s, Nine o'oleock a.m. The Queen is convaleseent. The infant Prinoe continues weil. James Clark M.D. Charles Locook, l.D. Robert Ferguson, M.D. Her Majesty's recovery Is so far advanced that no further ...

... Clie hrc5.5. ,%lt. GLADSTONE'S MEASURE. (1'7roo the Eiug l'Vitlrness.) WrE used, some eighteen or twventy rears ago, to meet wvith a class of greac self-taught geniuses, engaged in three distinct walks of exertion, who wvere. wc dis- covered. invariably uristrccessfnal in their lalhours. Orn sest(i' n was en'riga'ed in attempting to square a circle ; atlothier. in endeuivou ing to discuver tbo ...

... Etc Wress. POLITICAL REFUGEES IN ENGLAND.- SEIZURE OF ARMS IN KOSSUTII'S HOUSEs. (From the Times.) Tint British Government has not waited long for an opportunity of proving to all the world the sincerity of its resolution to put the law rigorously in force against suchi foreign refugees residing in this country as have abused the tolerant hospitality of England by carrying on conspiracies ...

... . FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 15. Lord Brongham's Scotch Law of Evidence Bill was read a third time, and passed the House. of Commons A- A fn 1 O t 1 ' A A 8 MA.-nnA* sa n'ewA n* I on Monday, with amendments. These amendments vwill require the sanction of the Upper Horiso before the measure receives the Royal assent and becomes law. On Tuesday, the Canada Reserves Bill was read and passed, by 80 ...

... The following are the receipts of railways for the past week:- HIiles opened, - ia.Dic Returns. NA31e OF RAILWAYe. - 1853. 1852. 1853. 1852. 72J 72k Aberdeen . ..639 £140.9 37S 37j, Beltast ond Ballymon ?? 702 710 92 32 BirkenheoadLsncslkiro&Uhkeshi J Fuction ., , ,, 1717 1782 26k 26k Bflrok'rn ?? . 84k 84j Bsiatol and Exeter . . 4615 4343 1831 189' Caledonsian .. 8855 7775 94 94J Chester lntd ...

... SOUTH DEY .d- TEIG-NMOUTH. StnirpiNO. -Arrivedl Janie ?? lesstl fo Swaniea; Richard, Ctorlisle, lefro oath Eah T,'urrier, .C Nymph, Bnrtoii~, Briganod, Sim'cliThomaso Hisirsg,` of -Harlequin, Bifll -Sara Sheldrick from NeWcast~e~ Nary, Medland, from 'Torbay, Albert, Linghhln,-4as-u:K A. endotw Nornoet'hi from Lofidbn,` Susannla, Blrmett, fromn briaii, die Commodore, Bence, tror ExeteK; Tearer ...

... i ! Io I MORNING C'HRONICELE OFIFICE, 2'iu6spsd, 11 a.m.! EXPRESS FROM PARIS. [Fnom OUR OwN CORPBE5ONDENT.] PARIS, WEiDNESDY EvNimnG. M. Schneider has been appointed by the corm- mittee on the budget to draw up the report. The labours of the committee were not very serious. It determined to accept the budget just as it was pre- sented, and the report will be to that effect. I mentioned ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS. Arnit 14 Their Lordships met at five Petitions were presented against the admission of Jews to Parliament from the Presbyteries of Ayr, Kelso, Brechin, and other places in Scotland. A message having come up from the Commons praying their assent to an address to the Crown, that a commis- sion be issued to inquire into the state of the borough of Cli- The Earl of ABERDEEN gave ...

... SECONDIl Elf)JITK) . NEVIVS-LET'TERI? Of rKE, .l'i/i1'rj 1.rOiii~ill,. r;te O eCtkC. A Al E R I C A. AtRR\IA1L OF THE 13ALTIC. [FROM Ot'l; COt ?? T.] LIVERPOnL, TiIIISDAV, 6 Ai.M.-I'lo steamer Baltic has arrived lhere fromt New Yoirk, with advices to the 2nd instant, with 1S6t passenlgers, and G,UO) dollars in specie. TThe wife of' ?? lillmorI e expieirld on the 30th tilt. Busineis in the ...

... 'I'TIE JEWISH DISABILITIES BILL. Tris bill -was read a third time in the HIouse of Commons, on Friday night, by L majority of fifty- eight, the ayes being 2SS, and the 1 noes, 230. 'The result was anticipated, the question being un- fortuniately one Upon which opinions widely differ in the ranlis of the Opposition. We give merely the pith of the debate, seeing, that it presented no ...