... evening, by pecial license, in Portman-square, the Rev. William John Aroderiek, son of the late Archbishop of Cashel, to the Right Hlon. Lady Elizabeth A. Perceval, daughter of the Earl of Cardigan. It is rumonred in the fashionable circles that a very young ...

... Catholics and Protestants could he ascertained. Mr. GRATTAN thought that the Magistrates appoirning the constables could furnish the information. The Returns were ordered. IRISH iNSURRECTION ACT. Mr. GRATTAN said, that if there existed any intention to renew ...

... On Tuesdloy loast, the lRI6v. 13, Lewest, A. NJ, Rlediotor ?? one oif 11(s MjsysJsie i i 'gob the Countiep of C~imi~h6 , Cardiga'n, and Pinhbyoke, waq, (in eq, the presentation of' the LordnChancellor, instituted to the yaldii~le ae, Rectory of Klrlihedin ...

... L`I'lbe S''outh Amnerican Postage Bill was readathr 'hie time and ?? rs, -If. JEOUsE OF CoiwiPF1A ws.WS oi TUESDAY, Mlarch ?? Grattan presented a to peitio, signedl by thle Roman Car holie Itieratehy of Ireland, ei*. alld. many or thle rinost rcspectablk clrgy ...

... Winchester. NEW WRIT FOR OXFORDSHIRE. Mr. ASHURST moved for a New Writ for a Knight for the County of Oxford, in the room of John Fane, Esq. deceased.! Ordered. WOOL TAX. Mr. THOMAS WILSON, in rising to present a Petitioln against the Wool Tax, said, lie ...

... opposed by Mtr. Stanley, Mr. D~awe on, and M~r. Plunkett, and supported by fr. Dominick Brown, IMr. Robertsoen,and- Mr. Grattan. -The }house having divrided-upon the;;motion,' there appeared-itor Mr. -flume's proposition, 79; against it, 152.-Mlajority ...

... afterwards moving that the mace be laid on the woolsack before Lord Gifford.-I This was accordingly. done by the Serjeant at Arms, Capt. Seymour. c Lord Gifford ordered the appeals to be called on. The t first was the Duke of Roxburgh v. J. Swinton, writer ...

... Council, r LABOURING POOR. sLord JOHN RUSSELL presented a Petition from Mr. Mat- thew Phillips, praying that them House would institute an in- . quiry into the state of the Labouring Classes.-Ordered to be printed. I Lord JOHN RUSSELL then rose to make his ...

... Holywell, by. Sir T. Mareden, praying that the House would institute an inquiry into theproceedings on the trial of the late Mr. John Sniit, at Demerara.-OIrdered to be printed. NEGRO SLAVERY. - Sir J. MACKENZIE presented a Petition 'from Cromarty, against ...

... e, praying to the sante eifect.-thC four ei liens wvere laid on the table, and ordered to be printe. COMBINATION LAWS. Mr. JOHN MAR'lIN presented a Petition from thlt Arti- sans of Tlewkesbury against the Combination Laws.-I' he e.- tition wvas laid on ...

... to the Committee on Steam Navigutiuln. IlrtStl TITHE COMPOSITION BILL. Mr. J. GRATTAN rose, in tire absence of his Rirht Honour- able Friend, the Member for Waterford (Sir John &ewport) ,to present a Petition from the Land Ownllers of the parish of Kill- ...

... the necessity ~lof extending the qualifications of ,Jurors. .sLeave was then granted to bring in thke Bill. IRISH CLERGY. Sir JOHN NEWPORT moved for leave to bring in a Bill ;e to Repeal so much of the Act of the Irish Parliament of the i-21st of George ...