... 1.12D?UeFhll OPENING OF TILE SESSION. Tue doors of the house wvero opened at twelve o'clock, and quickly seat after seat wvas occupied I , by those who had bcen forttiuiate enough to ob- Ltain tickets of admission. But few peers wrer I present, nnd it was fortunatc that the gathering E t wvas so thin, a5 the benches usually kept vacant for their lordships' acconmoaodatioa werc laid siege to by ...

... agrtrulturr, &C. ON DIBBLIN-C SEED. A As you have lately been calling the attcntion of di farm1ers to the grcat superiority of dibblingg ovcr It sowing or drilling corn, I beg to o'ler the iollvw- ing observatious on the subject. 'ilhe gist of the whole matter appears to turn it on a point on which agriculturists do not often s seem to think it worth while to make an inquiry, Et viz., WhIat ...

... PEARLS Poll, STI, I? sa I ?N G. Damc. orw isTATIrNINtOO. Tic' great cridof~prurdeircc is to''0 t'leiitttlit'si tit those ?? s %Iif-lIrisp Itrlt-diulitr ru ,tfrot ''jPl. aeolurraititr eritrtrit C.'lirlrti'itte. 'j riso --It ilitv ( Atis of imixtlrt'itl ?? It iull ii dd l ii I ',iirks tir Iris litr.rrtrd dcltiVrioSiOtr, .tird rhrtll rON rr-tild tu (Ii ritrra itrcrs rind ilisarrises wisihi Ire ...

... t-l Imperial Parlianikeret I1-OUSE OF LOD,-ODA,1Iut 10. Firl ST'. GERMINANS took his seat for the first timeo Since his being called to tile Upper D-ouse. BiANGORt AND ST. ASAtIt. i,,ail poViI presentedl potitions fromfl Walesf praving for anl Ecclesiastical Courts' bill ;also a petiitiofl fronm the 'Welsh Church of IEnglatirl So- ciety for the repeal of' thse Union -of tile Sees Of St. Asap h ...

... rACETrA. Mr. Chnrles Selby has : face which he will back to ron against any one of mr. Morton ?? at half n-guinea a night. The money to be ready at the Adelphi treasury the first Saturday after its productionr. Lord Brougham is ready to leap six lhurdles, trundle ia 10oop1 a rile1 grin through a horse-collar in twenty different grimnaces, speak on; ny side of any subject for twenty minutes, ...

... SEES OF ST. ASAPII AND BANGOR. It Thc Clerical Committee estahlished in the Dio- , cese, and sanctioned by thc Bihop ol' St. Asaph, .o for the purposc of taking into consideration the d best means of advanicinig thelinterestsof tile Church A in North Wales at the present juncture, desire x most earnestly to renew the call, wilichi they have i- alreldy twice made, and which has been most n ...

... kr, To tle Editor of the .N nt, Weles Chiernida C Sir,--The followlingtly lvcxtraorii nary notice iwas delivered last Sunday i ulrn ?? (the 2 id inist.) ?? a ch rlCI iII the ?? of Essex, by theofliciating . priest f- Next 11'edcnesday being Good-Friday, r anid being appointed by the Church to be kept 8 holy, there will be prayers in this Church. Is it not Mr. Editor, a pity that Priests will ...

... THE CHRONICEA. . . . = . , _ ?? 7uesduy, February ]S, 1848-. The intention to confer a more arinpe c- downient on the nurserv of the lxomis!: Church in Ireland, has taken the vcligioue world by surprisc, while none Scem DaO.f astonished and clated at the annoimcenoceP than the Roman Catholics thti cm-c speaking through their journals1. I ?? unlikely, however, that the ultra-li,. such Men as Dr ...

... CHESTER -NEWS. A subscription, already exceeding two thou- sand pounds, is in progress, for the repairing, en- larging, and restoring Chcstcr Cathedral, headed by the Prince of Wales, wvith one hundred gui- ncas. F ?? a Lodge held for the special purpose, on Mlonday last, at the Royal Hotel, in Chester, Brother Sir Wi. W. `ynne, bart., was advanccd to the third degree, and Brother the lIon. ...

... 11 O I TIC ULTU RE. Those who have rin extensive llowcr.o-. ?? consequently require a !:ngC q ' i verbe ins, salvilas, pctIllias, sear let crmil - r ?? other similar pla;its for bedding o alll now look ovcr their stecl anid sel]ect a I \v yLint, of each sfort fiom which to o!)tain CUttiLlnS I'lscse plants should bc re-potted wvith some Iici ilight alandy mould, and then plauced il ina furci l ...

... CIIESTER. I [FoI TJlE NOaRT .'.tLaS CHRnONltCcLE.] The Cestrian Lodge, 615, of Free and Accepted Masons, held a special lodge at their spacious 2 rooms, Royal IHotol, in this city, on Wednesday e last, for the purpose of advanceing to the third h degree, Brother Sir W. AV. Wyllnn, of Wynnstay, in the county of Denbigh, Barolet, and member - of parliament for the said countv, and receiving Into ...

... of importance was transacted. HOUSE OF CO03I0NS,-T UIeoSDnY. Mir. WARD declined to accede to the request of Mdr. 13auks to postpolle Isis motion for a committce of-inquiry into the peculiar burdens borne by the agricultural intoreSt. Mr. B.NI;ES intimiated that it was the intention of sone hon. menibers to oppose the remission' of the atectioll duty, with tbe view of leaving a1 6 surplus which ...