... viscount would object to it ? Viscount MELBOURNE (across the table) was understood signify assent it. The Marquis WESTMEATH, on rising to present several petitions against the municipal corporations (Ireland) hill, praying to heard by counsel at their lordships' ...

... 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 ...

... HOUSE. Sir R. PEEL gave notice that on Wednesday week he should move that the house at its rising do adjourn for the usual period, Monday week following, for the Easter holidays. ...

... LIMAVADY. taAty proceedings \t newtown- Oa Easter Mondiy llie iohabittnH of Ke«-to»TnWmaTady bad to another of «en*»*less and disgusting ex* liihltions. by which the ri)gsmuffins iijiing •• True Protvetanis,*’ have so often disgraced l * ,e religion* ...

... 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 ...

... PROCESSIONS. some ill-timed concession, the usual Patrick’s Day ! meetings of the Temperance Societies were postponed to Easter Monday. Had Easter Monday been thus selected for Temperance processions, and the festival of the French or Irish saint devoted to more ...

... Mr. O'’Conxert—I now rise to move that a com- mittee of eleven be appointed to carry the foregoing reso- lution into effect, and report on Thursday, The motion was seconded by Mr. Danize M‘Naviy, and passed unanimously. EASTER-MONDAY VESTRIES, ST. ANDREW’S ...

... on the sluing of the at day. He was de-10 ,|S! Pjiic his auolicstion till furuislied with the ducu> ■aeot. * I'vriout the rising of the court, a pcrat.n named Fiana- P * who l before conducted himself ralber this the bench from the aide bar, but in “ltd ...

... house at its rising do adjourn till Monday, the 15th of April. He had pro- mised that he would state, in making the present motion, what was to be the principal business to be brought before the house upon the su ecessive order-days after Easter. He had hada ...

... 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 ...

... business has been done. About the period just mentioned, information was given Governor, that there was to general rising of the slaves, Easter Monday (this dav), and that it nas their intention destroy the of the wl.i population. A nist'yvery, however, has ...

... 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 ...