... iJFIII A, LR ' T NT.. HOUSE OF COV1M0NS.--TtcITSDAi. Xhin& 1-5- | BREACR OF PRItLEGE. Sir R. VERGUSON complained of a breachof privilege, which he said, appeared in The MornIing Post this morning, in the shape of a Letter, sigtsed an. Englishman, and which alluded to his 14on. Friend, the Member for Appleby (Mr. Creeiey), imputitig to him something like cowardice, as rxlt] ing to his conduct ...

... I - . -A Gll i,, U LTU P F -LIM R. In the two siistr Couateier, lime is very touch itnde ugeor i-i AgricLI Itlral operattini. It preatl pro'motes% ?? IIt tit! Cold wnt soils (if Scotlandl. t.ro rotation noa Irilwh asre prod(Iuce iy its pa i esatioII; and it iS only in this 4. ,oJv .ahcr, it ib So p1enfillul that its qualificationus have bem Illilbe, vo little appreciated. At this Season it ...

... ;93 DlyC-1 ial ' A Wiscr. Anld Daily Commlle-4da -Advertiser. DiWBLIN-MONDAY, MAY 8, IS2. 'We have rereived Lo.:don Journalkolf Friday Mat, by the TALBOT Steam Packot. SPA Ir. . z. The latest private letters receired frorn Madri eand otter parts of Spaid indicate a better situation ofafftairs, together ivith a prospect of a more speedy return t t'ne settled habits of a Arnly.estahlished Go nr ...

... 10i'CC'L,,,?j?pA-,r 1. ft :a ,-I, ?? ta .t ti teejtngs of the moyi ?? ril *- Ots are caied ?? to lay bforc r- Circumstances connected ,nith the mc'an, e which took place tn ?? f2{! cit., at W !fV sta Icounty. Various arid ViOntraiictv. , It rious reports are in cir(tU! -on. respeclir Itr action to which wre ire alludin, nor i it the present agitated state of tiho publr tdi- 1 this sUtject, to ...

... Our Readers tory rely on the correctness of the followiog statement :_ Shortly after ithe holidays, a Mressage was deli- vered from his Majesty to the Marquis of Lars. down, commanding him to draw up and present for his Majesty's approbation, the.prejet oFa New -Mi. nistry, of which Lord Grenville and the Duke of Wellington were to form a part. The Noble Mar. quis, after consulting Earl Grey, ...

... PIO'TISINCT4L INMPLLIGENCEi. !] . DROOFHEDA, MAY ]AS.-Our Fair. on Moidoay, was attended by a great concourse of peopr-. The T cattle -narket was thronged at an early hour, but f-w purchases took place'till near ten o'clock. The demnand. trif'ing as it redlly vas, appeared fur store cattlery COW', and b tpringrem and prices varied considerably; however, some sales werte effected on, fair terms ...

... CdTHOLIC AJEEJINGS. LIMEIICK;. On Saturday last there was a numerous and re- spectable meeting of the Roman Catholics ot th3s county and cjty, held at St. Michael's, tn take into consideration the Bills now in proi res, tor their re. liet, At three o'clo(k, William Roche, EIq. took the cftiir., wheli he addressed the meeting itn neariy thcse words V Gedtlemen,-1 come here, as I believe every ...

... kROPRIETOR OF TlE FlRKEVAIJ'S3OUJpNAL Stn-,-Elaving seen a letter in your paper of yes. tei ay, signed ?? O'Toole, atddressed to the Comminsionsers for Paviihg, coirplaimting or tli6 in- hunmanity of their officers, ib the eaebiinoi of .4iir uity, o01 Tuesday last,, to Cbatlamtistreet. I ccm sider it a measure due to myself, as-one of them. to state, for the information of the public, ihat ...

... Fon FtU.A | ' URT EL=FZF yRNT-lH. S1TTkr-. | ,vssoN, FRB. F.-The C(';nmittee {or dr aine, iU atf the COnStitutiOn. ereQlI{tsW peri oisqin ltV M)r. tia hale it read. The fulloe ing is the substance of it O.. TIm 1trtr1tU.s T. .T T'ottrJ or:v Atticle 1 The Constitu-ion onttt-dt q sictire tz ?? bis liberty, petgianal secprtty, UtO r1igt ol prolser!y, 2. Liberty conai tsof dving what the l4 ...

... 2'AP(LEAON. IWe ray before vur readers tiarpatiir'1N orftwrC pamhle s, rwhich hlve vppear&l inParis, upon the tlatli of,Bonaparto.0 They were im n.editeiyl sup ressed , by the P , li( e. Th .,y are cur.o iA and 'ill- rLUE P'EttSTANS AND TtIrElluOCIES-T~ljL ENGLISH ANp.N4APOLEOS. In emnipar qaghthe c6 ldtc'2t of the Enoli,;h towar,,s Napoleon,~ wi hI that j h cli Th niistocl s expe; ritnced on ...

... N vAY jCROPS. - b. - i Al thi;spri r seagon osi t-hrc year, wve cr~ave noapooy 'for ls'ing betbreour Readers, a tew remarks rtgardig -lh cutting aridsecuring -of GOAjs Cscrs; for the purpose ofs being c urvertedito er ay. The fact is too well known, that the tibject require tn'uch httention, fur if the Crops are-cut at too early a season, there will be a considerable loss sustained, in the ...

... . : __ - - .1 A _ _ _ . . s v. . -. I I- The Committee of the Secety for tlhe improve-. '° ment of Prison Discipline, and for the Reformation IC of Juvenile Offendersa hav j p~ntt-n,9 tircux lated their Thifd .Report. Its length' will .preveot e us from doing what we *hould otherwise wishl, ,1y id it before our readers entire; hut- we xannoc tfrai n, from extracting portions of its mose ...