... ADJOURNMENT OF THE HO1TSE. The Duke of WELLINGTON gave notice thaton Tues. day next he would move' that the house at its rising do adjourn'to the 16th instant. - IRELAND-THE STATE TRIALS.' The Marquis of CLANRICARDE said ihat h present. iug the petition ...

... ; but to the eye of the sagacious observer the diffiulty began to show itself, and by the time Sir R. Peel saw his second Easter holidays come round, his affairs were getting every day into worse confusion. There was a fatality about mea- sures, and there ...

... owner of 2001. a dear of it, aid he is a also justly entitled to any portion of it besides, which may t' result from a general rise in the value of land, during the terrm nf the tenant'soccupation. That partotit, which is due g, ?? capitalhe lealrlv f has ...

... a letter from a Catholic clergyman, whichfappeared in one of the latest numbers of your paper | l|reeiv[here. It has given rise to more of regret and of .melancly feelings than of gratification to all parties. Any particulars which I could send you from ...

... applause with re which his name was received had subsided, addressed the Lt meeting as follows :-Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen, I rise with feelings of unfeigned gratitude to express my thanks go for the honour which has been conferred on the hierarchy Ph of ...

... eminent performers. As the stars of the opera cannot, owing to their continental engagements, make their appear- ance until Easter, Madame Moltoni will be first singer at the cummnencement.A-Morning Chronicle. INCENDIARISM IN ENGLAND. Three incendiarisms ...

... character. THE BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE. Lord JOHN RUSSELL then rose and said-I have now. Sir, to move, that the house at its rising adjourn until Saturday next, with the view of moving on that day a further adjournment until Monday, the Ist of May. It m ...

... Mangles, Mr. Waldey, Mr. Hutt, and Mr. Dickenson, the motion was agreed to. EASTER RECESS. Sir R. PEEL announced his intention to move the ad- jourmnent ofthe house for the Easter recess nextday (Wed- nesday). INCOME TAX. In reply to observations from Mr ...

... charged with some tale more montrous than the other-the bloody assassination of A'sly Pashe, Minister of Foreign Affairs, rising of the Ulema and Janissaries, &c. Iadeed, it is wouderfal to see the change which the revolution at Vienna has wrought in ...

... quotationsconsequently continue without any material alteration. Monday being settling day in the foreign-market, as well ir as Easter Monday, which is usually kept as a holiday at the .j Stock Exchange, the chief attention of the brokers and el jobbers has ...

... made on Easter Monday aid Tuesday. Public atteutioniseemed little, if atall, abated. At one o'clock the chair wiis taken by the VNe. Archdeacon Hobson. tie infornaedt the vestry of the object of its oneetitg, and read the items-those of Easter Monday amoeiting ...

... musical director was Mr. John Seymour, of Cork. Eighty pounds was en lectvrd on tile occasion. New organs swill be opened next Easter at the Augttstinian Friary and Lower Shandon, Cork. They are being built by M r. Walker, of London. LNGLAND. The Very Rev ...