... ?? di -ellallYo g utftal. DVBLIN: -SATURDAY, APRIL 23. POLAM D. REPORTED VICTQRY OVER THE 'RUSSIANS. I- We have received, by express, Le Ternmps of the day.be?6riei : yesterday tvhic mentions the report of another brilliant victory a oiev~ed by the Poles ...

... . LONDON-MOiNDAY, APRIL 30. The ?? Saturday contains a decree appointing M. de MontalivetMinister of-the Interior, in place of M. Casimir Perier, who remains President of the Council ?? official-returns of the cholera in Paris are still fii- vourable ...

... dear Sir, your's gratefully, TREOBALD MATHEW; Cork, April 9th, 1841. The CATTLE SHOW-THIRD DAY. The spring exhibition of animals in the Royal Dublin. Society's premises concluded yesterday, with the show o horses. The prizes were awarded as follow HoRSE ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS-THURSDAY, APRIL 28, (Continued jiftos the Freeman qfSatierday.) Mr. IUODGSON HINDU said-that the honourable gen- lenman had stated that he had no reason to suppose that the Witness at the bar had acted tnder any mistake after the re- ...

... HOUSE OF COMNtONS-TuEsDAY, APRIL b. . / rag ~. I I X I I (Con'tinued from ypeterday's Freeman.) 'CORN-LAWS. The house then went into committee on the corn importa- tion bill, Mr. GIuEnNE in the chair. On the 9th clause Being read, Mr. BARCLAY said, as ...

... duties. Viscoun MELBCORN LAWS. !'V-iscount MELBOURNE gave notice that, should thie second reading of the corn importation bill be carried, lie should move on the next stage of the bill, namely, on the motion for going into committee on it, an aneiindment ...

... of Mr. Green to Lord Meibourne, rec rwittten in April, 1834, bore testimony to the excellent work. in . ing of that bill, and quoted a return, showins that in' the cc Fperiod from April, -1832, to April, 1834, tel -number,of cos outrages committed amounted ...

... SECOND ANNUALR EPORT OF TIIE COMMISSIONERS FOR ADMINISTERING TIHE LAWS FOR THlE RE. LIEF OF THE POOR IN IRELAND. Trit Poor-Law Commissioners have just made their second annual report to his Excellency the Lord Lieutenant ; and a more cheerless State ...

... govern Ireland impartially. He must act with his n friends. Who were his friends ? Would he show him a single moderate Protestant amongst them? He knew he rcsokd show him plenty of furious partisans and Orangemen h such as the hon. and learned member for ...

... TERM BEMITAST NEWS-L1TT11R. TUESDAY-APRIL 17. SECCOND READING OF THE REFORM BILL, MAJORITY OF NINE. IT will be seen from our Parliamentary reports that the debate on the second reading of the English Reform Bill was resumed on Wednesday evening, adjourned ...

... calved after 1st Janunry- First premitim, J. H. Howe, Esq., llallyaallsgli9; second ditto, same person. SwiNE.-Flr best broed ?? premium, Mr. XV. J. Gray, Ballyveritott; second ditto, Mr. J. Barr, Flallysallagl, third ditto, Mr. NV. Gray, Ballyssllagii ...

... BmLF,%.ST NJEU7S-LST'rER- BELFAST,-TRIDAY, APRIL 10. Several Advertisements and other articles unagoida- ?? postponed. O tn Express arrived last night with the London papers of TUESDAY evening, which contain full reports of the pro ceedings in Parliament ...