... THE 1BLFAIT NrEWS-LIE.TI';. TUESDAY-AUGUST 2. INACTIVITY ?? NEUTRALITY. TIiE Prussian Government has at length thrown off the disguise, under which it had hitherto thought it necessary to conceal its enmity to the cause of liberty and justice, and has openly claimed the right of assist* ing Russia to crush the Poles, by every means short of actually sending an armed force against them. The ...

... USOUSE OF LORDS-MONDAY, MARCH 28. .. POPULATION ItETIJAtNS-ItEFOlM. ?? WHARNCLIFFE rose to move the presentation of certain papers, relative to a subject which now engrossed the attention of the public. There. was another subject up- on which he thought it necessary to say a few words.- This was a matter personal to himself. It was of the same nature as that which had induced his Noble Friend ...

... HOUSE. OF LORDS-TUESDAY, AUGUST 23. The Sub-letting Act (Ireland) Bill was read a second time and committed for Friday. The Lunatic Asylump Regulation Bill passed through a Committee, and the report was ordered to be received on Wednesday. By this Bill the power of appointing Corn- missiorners, confided by. the existing Act to the Secretary of State, is yested in the, Lord Chancellor. -The ...

... PUBLrC KEETInSI EN ENGLAND. STr. ANN's M EETING.-A'verymumerous meeting of the inhabitants of the parish of St. Ann, London, was held on Monday, 'and an address to the King was moved and carried, expressive of their confidence in Minis- ters, and in the hope that they would remain ink office, as the only meari of preserving the country from a revolution.-A second address was carried ...

... LIST OF THE MAJORITY AND MINORITY IN THE DIVISION ON TIHE IEEOIlAl BILL. MAJORITY. H. R. H1. the Dulic PowsylBiyning ?? Brownlow Boltoni H. R. H. ?? Harrowby Gage (Vise,. Gage) of Gloucester Bradfovd Clanwilliarn (Earl' DUKES. Longford of.) ]Bockiughjam LimeH ick Ker Wel~ington Liverpool Stuart (le 11(tbsay Beaufort Caled ?? Leeds flO we Ravenlsworth Rutlhmi Nortricb- (Goroon) Forbes~.__. ...

... KILDARE-STREET SOCIETY. We are gratified to find that the public are beginning to exert themselves in behalf of the Irish Education Societies, whose enemies have partially succeeded in creating against them a prejudice in highlquarters.- Every district of the country, which has benefitted by their gratuitous services; should instantly come forward to avert the blow that is likely to be aimed ...

... IRISH POOR LAWS-INTENDED BILL. A BILL for the establishment of a system of Irish poor laws has been introduced intothe Rause of Com non, and has been printed. As there is a great probability of its being pabssed and as the, subject 'is of general import~-ofe, we puiisW h tn e following abstract of its principa'lprovisions5 The first clause authorizes' any five owners or oceupiers of lands or ...

... LORD LIEUTENA'NTS OF COUNTIES IN IRELAND. The ?? the Nominations under the Act for ap- pointing Lnrd Lieutenants to I aish Counties. We subjoin their politics, Catholic and anti-Catholic, and as they are supposed to ba Reformer and anti-reformer; also distin- guisbing the Resident from the Non-resident:- county. Lord Lieutenants. .; o Z 11 Antrimn EarlONeiH . I 0 1 I 0 1 0 Armagh . Earl ...

... TIT H ES. TO T1E :915Ton Or, THE NEWS-LETTER. Sia-I learn from your last publication thilt yuin* crnres pondent, A Down Elector, is a strong advocaite fiqe ?? Composition-yet my proposal, wvhi(:h he crndlemrin uas n trjust, inconvenient, amd nearly uimpiacticable,, is oinIV an' a'pljication of the principles of that measure to the ne- cessity of the preseut times,. in, place of the ruture ...

... THE. BELFAST NEWS-LETTEMI. FRIDAY-JUNE 3. POLITICAL SUMMARY-FRENCH ELECTIONS. -THE foreign news contained in the London papers of Tuesday, which have reached -us in anticipation of this day's mail, is apparently of a gratifying character so far as it relates to the cause of Poland-we say ap- parently, because it brings accounts of no decisive suc- cesses, on which a distinct conclusion can be ...

... THME BELFAST ?? 33Ni6;s 1W LTT R TUESDAY-JUNE 28. OPENING OF PARLIAMENT-THE KING'S SPEECH. TIE length to which our Parliamentaryreportshave this day.extended, renders it impossible for us to do more than refer, very generally, to one or two of the important topics which they embrace. It will be seen that, either from the judicious terms in which the Ad- dress'in reply to his Majesty's Speech ...

... THE OQANGEMEN-REPEAL OF THE UNION. On Thursday the 30th ult. a meeting of the Committee of the Grand Orange Lodge was held in Dublin, the Earl of Enniskillen in time Chair, for the purpase of inquiring into the extent of the alleged junction between the Orangemen and the partizans of O'Connell. At this meeting several important ?? adopted of wbich the following is the substance. It lead been ...