... BY MAGNEETIC TLEGRAf HOUSE OF LORDS.yESTE.Rt DIVORCE BILL. The LORD CHaNCELLOR moved the secn of the divorce and matrimonial causes bill. Tbe j ! in matrimonial causes would by this measure be from the Ecclesiastical Courts to the Court of eiC a court of divorce' would be established. it son t Court of Chancery o hear and determine all IN matters, and to make decrees for nullity of ,, court to ...

... THE WEATHER-THE CROPS. I C&nRL-There was h'eavy fall of rain on Satutday night, which continued up to Sinday evening, and which will prove highly serviceable to the root crops just sown, and the potatoe3. The latter crop looks most luxuriant, and pro- mises to bring forth abundantly. The supply of old pota- toes has increased to IOd. a atone in Enuis, and they are getting scarce. The cereal ...

... SOUTHAM:IPTON, SATURDAY, JUNE 17, 1854. The Royal Mail Company's steam-ship Great Western (Captain Bevis,)- arrived on Wednesday with the usual . monthly Brazilian and River Plate mails. She, had on board 227 passengers, 97,of whom landed at Lisbon, 1,9601. in specie and a usual cargo. The Royal Mail Company's steam-ship Lam Plata ar- rived on W'ednesday evening with the usual fortnightly West ...

... IROYAL SOCIETY FOR THE PROTEC- j - - - 0N OF LIFK FROM FlR. * -4- The annual meeting of this society was held yesterday, in the council-chamber of the Guildhall. Mr. Alderman Moon, in the absence of the Lord Mayor, presided. i ThaGCnAiRtIAN having briefly opened the proceedings, The SECRETARY read the report. It stated that the chief aim of the committee was so to complete the fire-escape ar- ...

... UAIV7ERSITY INTELLIGENCE OXFORD, JUrsE 24. Tli COMMiEMR0ZATION. The proceedings connected With thle comwieiorl it year, although unmarked by any peculiar featur, ?? sess oil the whole considerable interest. The most attractive feature in the proceeodifl'5 Of will most probably be the bazaar, which will be hell ir bhelm-park, in aid of the Woodstock Natiolml)inl heii Palace will also be open to ...

... CANADA. [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] QUEBEC, MAY 6. On the 3d inst., at night, the church and other buildings of the Sisters of Charity, which had been taken for the accommodation of Parliament, were discovered to be on fire, and by midnight (the 1 flames having been first seen at nine p.m.) the whole was a heap of ruins. The usual speculations are afloat, of course, as to whether the ...

... ?? rA EDITOR OP THE MORNING CHRONICLE. as SIR-I can have no reluctance to continue a correspond. en ence marked on your part by equal courtety and candour. rot To your observations on my last letter, with your permission, nyI will reply, without the repetition of those arguments which ne I have before advanced. in The special prerogative of founder's kin consists in ed theirexemption from a ...

... NAVAL ANVD MILITARY NERW.. APPOINTMENTS. Captain-Hon. Keith Stewart (184'2),to co unaud the Ter- maganii, 24, screw steattinrigatc of 620 horse power, co1mmis- sioned yesterday at Portsmouth. Lieutenant-John P. Palmces (1842). to the Termagint Jobn Nott (1854), recently promoted from mate of the Tra- faigar, 120, on the Black Sea station, to the Termagant. Master-Joseph ilitclhirgs (1853) to ...

... PARLIAMENTARY BIUSAE'Sq' I HOUSE OFCommoNST!8DX NoTICKSe OF MOTIONS. ' Air. Archibald Hastie-Tbat the Paisley Waterworhl r be re-committed to the former committee. That sO 1:e shalln bergdens to. 20,s parovides that three fori :;1 3 staldineorders No.th clerks in thle Priyate-bill office e1 heur appointed for the nieeting of the coflhinittee, _11 e That, the eomnmittee have leave to sit and ?? ...

... APPOINTIMENTS. The Rev. Sir Charles Macgregor, Barb., late vicar of Caboirn, near Caistor, has been instituted by the Bishop of Lincoln to the rectory of Swallow, Lincolnshire, rendered vacant by the death of the Rev. George Marshall Holiwell, M.A., on the nomination of the Earl of Yarborough, The Bishop of Rochester has instituted the Rev. George Murray, M.A., to the vicarage of Dedham, near ...

... LFROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.I DUBLIN, WEDNESDAY MORNING. Mr. Commissioner Longfield sat yesterday in the Encumbered Estates Court, and disposed of four properties, situate respectively in the city of Dub- lin and the counties of Tipperary, Mayo, and Gal- way. The court was crowded throughout the day, &nd the biddings proceeded with considerable brisk- ness. The total amount of the day's sales ...

... NIEWCAS'1LE, JUNt 16. Fan the seat of war the iaselligence received this week bus not been of much iritcrest. The tussians seem to have reckoned the capture of Silietria an easier task than has been found, for by the latest accounts they bavo suffered vely incia in fruitless attaclst on the fertrese, and eeem to have given up all idea of taking f-it ose. The Turks day bn day prove themselves ...