... CLLARE ELECTION.-LAST DAY. SATURDtAY, JULY 5.-o sPL.du For Mr. O'Connell . . 2,057 ri' Mr. Vetsely Fitzgerald .982 el Majority for Mr. O'Connell . 1,075 ell At length this contest ~as terminated, and the High Shriff il bas declared this morning Mr O'Connell duly elected, nil1 The votes for Mr. Vesey Fitzgerald were completely el ic hlimsted, but Mr. O'Connell bad a large store of40s. ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT GoEA BRTAI ANDIREAND GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. HOUSE OF LORDS-FRIDAY. JULY 18. SILK. Tue Earl of CARNAR VON presentel a Petition from the Weavers of Manchester and Salford , praying that their Lord- ships shiouldl aot decrease but increase the Duties on Foreign Wrought Silk. AAOY Lord MELVILLE presented a Petition from Haddinitton, praying that in legislating for the ...

... A Meeting wimp yesterday held at the Crown and Anchor Ta. vern, pursuant to the terms of the following advertisement,4 inserted in the NAortsitg Papers : sCLARtE ELECTION.-THIS DAY Lthe 2,5 of luly, a PUBLIr BItFTING of the FBIENDS of CATHO IC EMANCIPATION now In ILondlon will be held at the Crow and Anchoan Taeni h for the purpOse of adaptingin ech mesrsa a b emdn, vary In ord~er to ...

... GERMUAN PAPERS. The following are extracts from the German Papers whicb arrived yesterday. The first paragraph is instructive, at a mo- ment when we are hearing of the feuds between Catholics and Protestants in Ireland - ZURICH, JULY 9.-rhe Session of the Swiss Diet opened yes- terday with tbe usual solemnitles. After attending Divine Ser- vice in the Protestant and Catholic Churches, the ...

... R8pORTFROM THE SELECT COMMITTEE , ,,HE OFFICE OF WORKS & PUBLIC BUILDINGS. c ,t Committlie appointed to inquire into thle State of the The 'fi L:61inlngs in the D)epartment of the Office of Woerks, flotnie , I 4 Ges 111. c. 1,57; and into the Application ,je tat heLidRevenuci of' thle Crown, under Statute ~ ~ 77 aed snder 7 and 8 Gen. IV, c. 68, for the rie ad lornroenient of thle Land ...

... I-V ? LIA[717??-,-,, -'? . i.-, ph;O 140 AUPOW IR4,96 !?, ?-' Z' he OM eean pise tn- PIa Of WHITEHALL, Ju 2, St.28 TheKin ha ben leaedto ran toth ItveradHenry Vineent RayleY, DD. the place and digndty of a Prebendary of tIe Collegiate Churc of t. Peer, estmnster voi by te d III o RhevM. Lord The Klng has been ilesased to Present the Reverend Patrick Stevenson to the church and par ei ot ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT OF GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELA4ND. HOUSE OF LORDS-MONDAY. JULY 14. Sir Alexander Grant, Rod others from the Commons, brought VP thel Bombay Marine Bill, and several intlier Bills. The far- mer was read a first time. The Bankrupt Liw Amendment Bill went through a Com- msittee, and was reported with Amendments. The Charing- cross Improvement Bill also went through a Committee, ...

... THE WEATHER, 4c. a- The continuance of wet weather has retarded the ripening of ut the grain generally, and bas greatly injured the late bay crops. sy It is feared that A considerable quantity of bay will be unfit for ri. use. In some favourable situations, in different parts of tbe country, harvest has been commenced; a change of weather is ed anxiously looked fir, Several acres of wheat were ...

... UNITED_: ARLIA JN't -IO-tE OF LORDS. Tasesdoy July 15. FOREIGN WOOL. Lord WEARNCLIFFE said, their Lnrdshipiwould recollect, that when a Noble Doike moved:fr the appointment of a ComiflitteC to, hsqntre lohe -state of the Wool Trade, the Noble Duke at the head of his Majesty's )linittry stated,tthat in assenlin' to the Cotmmittee, with a view to satisfy those who wished for inquiry, be could ...

... I ' MR. -O'CONNELL.' IT is, it seems, settled, that this gen- tleman is not coming to.-England, in order to take his place iniParliament, until next year: and, if the Paliament do not. open until the usual time of the year, not, of course, for six months to come! What are to be the excuses for this, I do not know: those that the MORNING CHRONICLE (organ of the base Whigs). has offered for ...

... TAB DuxE of WELLINGTONWill find this famous old Saint amuseh more for- midable enemy than he ever had to con- ,tend with in MASsENA, or even in Buo- NAPART1E; himself; that is to say, if the Saint should persevere in his present line of conduct for only about fifteen days longer. It is curious enough that our Protestant Church Calendar points out for our veneration none but Catholic Saints: ...

... COUNITY OF CLARE LLECTION. THE HUSTINGS. The election for a Alember to serve In Parliament, inl the rtinni of thle Right Hon, W. V. Fitzgerald, commenced on Moo- tiny. Mr. Fi'zwerald, nccimpanied by upwards of 180 gentle- meil, who wai-ed on him at Steamer Park, made bine appearance, on the Hustings. Amongst those who accompanied tbe Right Hon. Gentleman. we observed Sir E. 0'Arien. Bart., ...