... )permanently endowing MaynooLth College, has a second time been submitted to the House of Comnniosi, and it imay be that our senators have determined by their vote: Lits progress through the second stage. The country looks with more than curiosity, with ...

... do*4in a fit on the fifth of April, even if the law, according to its true meaning and intent, had come into effect on the fifth of April. I said, that the Bill would prodhce great dis- tress even before the fifth of April; and such distress it did produce; ...

... Babeary, Somerset. ' April 21, at thre Rectory House, Castle Ashby, the Rev. 7 .John Seagrave, Rector of that parish, aged 64. April 20, at Coppice Hall, in his G8th year, thie Rev. Joseph Shatt, late Curate of Aldridge. f April 9, at Brereton Rectory ...

... they were accordingly chosen by a show of hands. When the 'l'tustees were to be chosen, the Churchwarden decided that they were not officers of the parish, and therefore that the quertion was not to be decided by a show of hands (which is the rule for other ...

... Bombay and Suez. TIhe Comlpany have received all this money, but as their accounts could not be readily obtained, and as they show merely disburseroccits to the amount of 13o,oooz. the Chancellor of the Exchequer- this year refused to increase the vote beyond ...

... ble, it would not therefore follow tlsat there was impertinence but demurrers for want of equity wvere frequently theo second stage to exceptions for inipertinence. Mr. Kindersley and Mr. K~enyon were for the defendants, but they had not concluded when ...

... LONDON, APRIL 9. MVt'TL'UM% IN PAnvo.-Bulletint of the King's health- W1indsor Castl', April 6.-His MTa- jesty has enjoyed good bodily heal tih, rind has been very traziquil during the last nuontld, but bis' M q sty s disorder has mitderzgotie not clhalu ...

... L ON - D O N . APRIL 7. lJir. Lohosclcere._\te have aiuthority to state that there Ti is no fraruiatioin whatever tor a report which has Peeic -ir- culte;3 for the last div or two, to the ?? that jr. La- bour-hlere intends to retire from thle ?? of lri-h ...

... ?? 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 ...

... Detrosser delivered his second lecture Oai astrotoll)y on NVedaesday evelog', to a nutmierous anid attentive aUditltt'V. at~~~tvcE A~oiL-Ar. indrevvs, who unidertakcs a grlester number of charactes than ally itat y ot the stage, auti tvi teporelln s thile; ...

... MOUSE OF COMMONS, APRIL 17. The Bouie to-day resumed its sittings after the Easter recess. a The S pealker tnok the chair at 4 o'clock. c Sir W. HEATI COTE reported from the rommittee appointed I to trF the mnerits of the petition against the return of ...

... Magistrates by the new pmoice during the last year amounted to 69,959, showing a decrease, compared with the previous year, of 7,584 oflfences. The analysis of the re- turles shows, however, that a very large proportion of the charges are of a very serious ...