... 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- ...

... 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 ...

... TER TREATY OF ADRIANOPLE. The follow ing is, a copy ,of. a despatch. fromc -the ELlo brde oXord. Heytesbury, respecting the Trelaty of Peace bietween Russia aud Turkey,, coucluded at Adrianopile on the 14th' of - S'epit~uber, 1829 My Lord-I have received from' his Imperial Alfjesty.'s akmbassador at this Court a copy ofthe defluinive tre aty of peace between Russia and the Porte, together, ...

... ?? The Earl of Aberdeen bad an audience of the Quean yes- terday at Buckinghata Palace. His Royal Highness Prince Albert, with the Prince of Wales, left Buckiugham Palace for Harrow School, at half- past twaele o'clock yesterday, attended by 'the Marquis of Abercorn, Lord Waterpark, Sir Edward Bowater, Captain the Hon. Dudley de Ros, and Mr. Gibbs. His Royal High- ness returned at a quarter ...

... TITHE lEDBMPTION TRUST. On Tuesday the annual meeting of the promoters of this Trust was held at St. Martin' sHall, Long-acre, Lord Robert Grosvenor in the chair. The meeting was very thinly attended ; but on the platform were several eminent clergy- men and other persons of distinction. The CIAXIaMAN expressed his regret that, owing to a l severe domestic affliction, they had bsee. deprived ...

... A fourth report has been presented by the select com- mittee of the House of Commons appointed to inquire into the causes of the numerous accidents in coal mines, and to report from time to tife to the house. The followiig is an abstract of the report, in which the cemmittee state that they have specially directed their in- quiries to the state of coal mines since 1849, in order to ascer tain ...

... XREA L TJ of LONDONDUPIG thie WEEl K. -OFF [F30N THEj REGISTRAR-OENERAL'S RETuRN.] The retur1s continue, to indicate an ?? state of te public hlealth. III the last three weeiks the deaths regis. tered in London have been 1,110, 1,085, 1,153. In the ten wyecks cor r esponding to last werl; of tho years 1844-53 the average numiber of deaths was 900, which raised in a certain propurtion for ...

... A letter, froin Constantinople of the 15th, says:- Ttie last acisotints fiom the coasts of Circassin uns'3ounce that a lieutelialit of Sehamyl had stopped, in a gorge of tbe mountains the ]tOssian troops who were effecting their re- I treat from the fortresses of the coast to johi the principal corps of the Rlussiall Caucasian army at Tiflis. A eengui- nary combat took place, and the ...

... ROYAL MTALIAN OPEIR -a- in DON PASQUALE. c- Last night saw the first performance of the conic nmaster. at piece of DONIZETTI at this theatre. Of course, 1 be lang ab- ad sence of Siguor LABLACHE was the caune,. The Norina was there-the Ernesto was there-the Dr. Malatesta was there- but, alas! the Don Pasquale, the keystone of the edifice, n was wanting. It was long asked why Signor LAB4ACHE ...

... THE COMPLAINr COMMITrEE. , .I 1 The following is the Report of the Seleot 'Co- mittee of Privileges, to whom it was referred to examine into and report to the House of Commons upon the matter of the complaint made to the House of a paragraph in the Times, dated Monday, 6th February, 1854, as containing calumnious re- flections on the Irish members:- That the article in the Times of 6th ...

... THE MORtNING CHRONICLE. LONDOK: TI] URSDA Y, JUNE 29, 1854. In the Housi: of COM)oN-S yestelday morning, Mr. PoTTERu gave LoticC of his i teiltion to briug in a bill to legalize h he principle of limited liability in partnerships in Ir,:land. On the order of thie day for going into committee onl the Blortmaiu Bill, Mr. GRtENE; al)peal-d to Mr. 1readlamn to post- pone the motion, no memlbe. of ...

... PA. I N. I t|1tRONI OUR OWN CORJ2.. The royal order, by which foreigneres settlt3 Spain are declared liable to coutrrib ie t!teir' to the new loan, is Nvorded as follows : Most excellent Sir-I have givtn nMCCOL' I Queen (whorn God preserve) of tile re 1 ' ?? of Frarlee ar4t Ire chargd -i aorefi macke through your Excellenee.. ieq tilid thltt iuis of their reiee tive natioqs lie declared ?? ;;e ...