... - TIOUSE 'O LORDS-THURSDAY, MARCHc 10. The Trilh population census bill, the bankrupt laws' 'amendmnernt bill, the London bridge approaches bill, and the calico duties' act amendment bill, were brought up from the 'Commons and read a first time. Lord TENDERDEN gave notice of a motion for Tues- day, for bringing in a bill to limit the period of tithe moduses. The Earl of FIFE hoped the Noble ...

... l SKETCH Ot THE SCENE OF SLAUGHTER AT NEWTOWNBARRY, ON 18TI JUNE, 1S31. A Wood *B Fields.. C The Pound. D . BdJt. &Eniscortby. E Captain G raharme H ouse. F The MAarket-place. 'The Amlan Etreet H The Dublin road. 1 Houses. J The Church. K Mouwnaius. L leadw'j where the people Were shot.. l I Potato Field. N River Siailey. River Claudy. Brid . - *Q Chapel. BI Grove beyond the River. As ...

... ?? THE EDITOR OF THE FREEMAN, a UAn1pq.I t ?? f ll. -. - - 9, Hiones-street, 11th September, 1846. DEAR Sce-In the Pilot newspaper were some oal- culations respectis9 the loss by the potato disease, which I am inclined to think were rather under than over-rated. I have calculated from the Poor Law returns, given in Mr. Thons Directory, that there are 135,209 families occu- pying lees than an ...