... an early attentioq-to the importantl'inter- ests of the laistholders. ' Lord Castlereagh t ots~ht the late period of the Session was by no means a sufficient reason for put- ting off the decision of ?? to another Ses- Slots As we were at present circumstanced ...

... A. HArhLToN rose, to move for the dis- 'charge of Thomas Croghan from Newgate, to iwhich he had been committed by. the House. He .'founded' his' 'motion onr four grounds, lst, be- cause' Croghan had not been called On for his defence.-2d, because, the ...

... viepresioent, ?? ?? weoe eico. JanakCa Ipeps te the 20th Oct. bmwe 1ben reeived. Thle house of asmeehbly two in:i.cce its session ot xhae lst Oct Ther Ulet thus early to give fitlitv to tv o net3 ?ect1y pussd D Y the impelw parliamnent, for extendiy the ...

... FIRST REPORT OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION, IRELAND. It will be recollected that towards the close of the session of Parliament last year, cominissiinel's w iere appointed for the pur- pose of makings a full and correct inquiry respecting ...

... Auckland said that the Governitnent did not in-' tend to propose ahy alteration in the timber duties dur- ing the present session. f Lord Whiarncliffe moved for certain papers having , reference to the Dlunicipal Corporation Reform Bill, t which were agreed ...

... London pA. pers, stating that a Mr Robert Orris, a Magistralte of Norfolk, England, and chairman of the .Wal- singbam quarter-sessions, bad committed forgeries to the amount of L.2,5P000 sterling, had- defrauded T. W. Cole of L.1000, and another neighbour ...

... acres in Carne and four in Ardskeagh ; that there were no Protestants permanently residing in Carne or in Ardskeagh, while in Croghan there were only nine, and in Liscleary and Seskenan about thirty in each * and that the gross income of the five benefices ...

... of nations, then without a moment's hesita- tion Ive must pronounce this supreme conclave to have approached, in the last Session, mauch nearer to the semtblance of a Bear-garden, than to the just charac- terilstics of a refined and deliberative assembly ...

... Scotch, Irish, and Canadiall po- litics; and that it will i no way Intermneddle with the affairs of thc United States. Colonel Croghan has published an army report, by which it alpears, according to the Newe York Star, that the sea- board fortresses require ...

... count~y of Roacom-I tor, |mon. The formner attended by Edmonl S. Kelly, Esq. Ard-l her, ekles, and the latter by Charles Croghan, Esq. of Tonragee.-| the ?? an exchange of ?? tho parties left the ground, a re-I *xlg.. conoiliation having takren ?? HIrerld ...

... would for a moment dream. ExprNsE OF MfArNTAINING PAUPER LUN.TATJCS.-OtOr rrielers will learn from the report of the annual sessions, held at the Court ouse on Thtirsday, that thl charge for maintaina ing paupler lunaties, at the lunatic clmlty asylum, will ...

... fellows. R At New Orleands, intelligence has been received from PL Matamoras to the 7th inst. The Centralists still had pos- R session of the town, while the Federalists were encamped re tear by. There had been no fight. vi (From the Morning Herald of Monday ...