... DIB. w YSb,. The talented member for Tipperary stands 4in a very awkward predicam ent at the present momenit si ith respect to the high-minded and independent men, who asserted their rights at the last election, in defiance of the corm- bined aristocracy of the county, andl returned Mr. WY s E to fill the important station of their representative. Some of the most influential towns from which ...

... I -T, .. Z ' -P ete r .. Lord ilO CIV1L LIST. tig ?? ?? laid upon the thie. 6f the hobuse papers rela- tingto he stiateof tile future sanuual.Acnrgeof tii civil list.- Thle noble lord then said :-Plursuant to the nrotice I gave on a forertday-, i now prced sir, to discharge the ditty- I have un- dertacenin mvi ttthepapers be referred to a commit- tee on the civil list,- In making this Motion, ...

... Yesterdatv a highlv r-sr-er-t -Cl m AC -S Yesterday a highlv respectable meeting of the master curriers of this city was held at Swan's Assembly-rooms, for the purpose of considering the propriety of petitioning the Imperial Porlia- ment for the repeal of the legislature Union between Great Britain and Treland. The meeting was convened -by the master of the corporation in compliance with a ...

... TI1E BUDGET-IRELAND. Celiess we are much mistaken, thle present M~ifiistry, is not long for this world. The indecent haste wit~s which the tax on transfers has been withdravwh, proves as great a degreel of con- scious weaknws, as the crudenesas of the plan does their utter v incompetence to meet the diffcultips of the country. They have t no pfactipal eje~gy~-no spund knowledge of business. ...

... TRINIITY COLLEGE. Mr. Liioy, AM.p. has written to Mr. BY,,S, the senior scholar, acquainting him that it is intended to propose, in the committee on the Refbrm Bill, certhin extensions of the elective franchise in College, and desiring to be put in possession of the opinions of his constiuearts, the present scholars, on that sub-. ject. The proposed change is, we believe, toassimilate the ...

... tis I 'P Ali E- , THE MraSCa.RrD has beeti reminded by a ecent p io of a 4aoon of thl Tdlytefhnif ?? tle pupils ase 'assembled to'puraue their studies, *xd norto dtlibel Itate t on political questiuns, hus put the School u llder arr est fill'-fislnthler orders ' _A re~vt vras spread' -veiler day even'ing, tilat M. Lafayette had ofi'ercd his resignafiont of thlepost of Conlmander-in-Chietof tbe ...

... Veextract.the following from the 13Ioqing 1Herald, ajourna. I of immense circulation and importance. T'lhe observations of e our contemporary, as lht as tkey affect Mir. O'Connell personally, we shall riot here animadvert upon. It is well known that the n Hferald has been fat a long time no ftiend of the. member for Waterford; but he is entitled to our gratitude for his manly ad- o .vocvacy of ...

... l HOUSE OF LORDS-MONIDAY, MA-RCai 26, SUBLETTING, ACT. Lord MELBOURNE postponed the committal of this bill, till thle first open day after the bolydrays. The E'arl of WICKLOW wished to know obat alterations the noble viscount wished to wake in the bill. Lord PLUNKETT said the object for postponing the cown- 3nittal of the bill was to see what alterations could be~ made in it. PARLIAMENTARY ...

... IT AL Y. The ofololving is giveD iu tlhe M1ei io gr (tn Chibl, es, ?? d t yesterilay ?? 'Ihe AustriurnsIntLitil ?? on th d/ ihb, ithoilt c reisitance 'lhere lihd bein en ?? aigiinst the I'rovi- d sieiaul (overmnent. 'Ilt ?? of Boblgni hbid retired to o A ti-1a. 'I'be nritional gus rds have assenl bled lit I' o, Wiv i a t -6ew to nailuea a tiernpt ut roelstirlic. i'hey ey i hit gnat ardour, but ...

... ('ROA A SECOND EDIIION OF T.HE CoUicN). It We subjoin, eltraets from Paris Papers, to which we alluded in our first edition. Our private letters are of great ineteest. a They state, that much dissatisfaction with the present gopern- t; meltit prevails among the National Guard, and that an immediate change must take plaee. Soult and Lafitte will, it is supposed, c frlm part of the new injistry ...

... T. Sin,-Having- accidentally seen your journal, of' th~e 16tbh, in ,reply to the paragraph contained in it adverting to the G alway luarbour act, 1 beg Ieave to submit the present explanation ; and I expect, from your candou.-r and impartiality, upon considera- tion, that you will retract Tour very injuxious. charges, at least so lar as they implicate me, In the first place, I thinjr I have ...

... FOREIGN IN TELLIGENCE. FRENChI CIIAMlBER OF DEPU'I]ES, APiln 2. M. Casimir Perrier rose to make a c.mmunicatton from govarn- ment. Gentlemen, said be, the King's ministers have not concealed from you anything of thle state of things which their predecessors had bequeathed to tlhem. Tho first and most press- ing claim upon our attention now is the mlintenance of public order. A preventive ...