... EASTER TERM. Yesterday Term sat. In the King's Bench the four Justices presided. Judge Jebb said there was nothing which req .red any charge to the Grand Jury. Some motions of couise were heard. Mr. Brady moved have certain informalirns case of the King ...

... Jducalion, lor et terms higher accomhools in gen#- Houst capable jnt who ' u inounce the dging the resied by the Easter Mast and tl To the Free and Independntt EUcturs of the City of Londonderry. Gestlsmen, A Vacancy being about to occur in the Rewfesenution ...

... presented a petition from Cork, complaining of the Irish Fisheries Bill. The Marquis of LANSDOWNE moved that the house at its rising do adjourn to Thursday, the 19th instant. ITALY. Lord BROUGHAM said that, as in all probability important negociations might ...

... illustrious; second, that she hirth Belgian ; ami, third, that she is Unman Catholic. Letter* received in Pan# Inna th? Hague give rise much unessinet* respecting the course events in ca*e the marriage of the King with the Countess d’Oultremont takes place. It ...

... scale. resolved on spending their Easter “a +» few transactions which did take place to- and Foreign showed no materia ‘the prices of Thursday, but for the most part pu dese rip! nm were not so readily to be found give rise toa few transactions, induced nppare ...

... till after the Easter holidays. Mr. O’CONNELL said (he principles contained in this bill were so objectionable that he would divide against (he second reading if he divided alone. Sir R. PEEL projiosed to take the second reading before Easter, and on the ...

... proposed that the house should adjourn after the Easter recess, and when he would at the same time in a situation to state the course he proposed to pursue with respect to public business after Easter. Sir W. SOMERVILLE said, as the adjournment of the ...

... room of Colonel Kollestou, who had accepted the Chiltern Hundreds. the motion of Lord JOHN RUSSELL, that the house at his rising adjourn to Monday, the Itith inst. Mr. HUME objected to any adjournment of the house, unless the Government assured the house ...

... that it proved fatal to the conviction. would therefore quash the conviction this case. kT. fAUl.’s FARISII— ArPCAL AGAISST EASTER ASSESSMENT. James Bury, £sq., appellant; Jonathan Harding and Henry Price, churchwardens, respondunts- service of the necessary ...

... and which they imported, should be exempted from the heavy duty charged upon such articles. That old order had probably given rise to that new suspicion (cheers and laughter).— There bad been always order also with regard to other articles used in public ...

... obsolete laws referring to trading fairs in Ireland. The hill was read a first time, and ordered to read a second time after Easter. WRITS OF ERROR. Lord CAMPBELL laid the table a hill, the object of which wan to remove certain objection* which had been ...

... from out of the water, which nearly surrounds it, rises the figure of Ainphitrite, following a most exquisitely designed figure of Neptune, drawn by sea-horses. The stem of sturdy Irish oak tree rises from the centre of this group of figures, and is ...