... AGRICULTURAL DISTRESS. Mr Disraeli moved for committee of the whole jse to consider »uch a revision of the Poor Laws of the United Kingdom as may mitigate the distress of the agricultural classes. He began by observing that the depression amongst those ...

... farmers. Attend as many public private meetings we may, we find this among the most prominent topics of discussion. Englishmen, Irishmen, and Scotchmen, are agreed upon the propriety of abusing ea?ii other roughlv for the waste of liquid manure upon their respective ...

... other equally interesting questions. No possible modification of the Ecclesiastical Titles Bill will propitiate the frantic Irishmen, though it may alienate some Protestant supporters. As for a mere reconstruction of the Cabinet out of the old Whig materials ...

... in abeyance—the troops being halted in a good position in the basin of the Kat River. Mr Renton, a minister of the Scottish United Prebyterian Church, who had been deputed to visit and inspect the missions of that Church in South Africa, had been very ill ...

... Incorporation the watchword of its politics, instead of Repeal. But, though Ireland, as Irishmen have suddenly taken to protesting, undoubtedly pertains to the united kingdom, the religious persuasions of the inhabitants cannot materially affect the spiritual ...

... also glad to perceive, thronged the church. Congregational Soiree. The Anniversary Soiree, in connection with James' Church United Presbyterian Congregation, was held in their church, Bell Street, yesterday evening. The attendance was numerous. Jhe Rev ...

... patriot applied to the Marlborough Street Magistrate on behalf of himself twen'r-eight other men, mostly Irishmen, who had been in tab Cut the United States. They had been liberated the Spanish Government, sent England the British Consul. Thev were des ...

... brought in which would provide means for the defence, , in the event of an invasion, not for England only, but for all the United Kingdom. Mr H. Herbert moved a resolution, expressing the regret of the House at the continued neglect of her Majesty's Government ...

... words the strife grew to blows, and ended by the Irishmen being obliged to retire, vowing vengeance against their opponents, and theatening to have it out the next night. On Tuesday night a body of Irishmen assembled, and, patrolling the streets, assaulted ...

... purpose warning the Irish Representatives against being deluded or seduced by '• garters of honour or baits office. Will Irishmen Become Extinct luei.and? —We should disposed to believe that those who remain at home, including unusual proportion of the ...

... moved that the select committee on Indian territories should consist of instead of 31 members, the two additional members be Irishmen. The Chancellor of the Exchequer resisted the motion, for which he denied that there were any solid grounds ; and, after ...

... instances lid per bundle lower has been accepted. Warps continue in request at last week's prices. The export of yarns from the united kingom, for the first two months of the year, shows a falling off of 51,853 lbs, as compared with the sime period of last ...