... -, .-: :: -: = ::_ 7 -=- = g~sii( 13. r't ant, VTomber 1*-crerirp. flU LL, TUR'iPAY, APILI, b, 1831. G)in ;t , olow arc saw crowded in the present If ; 1 aLIx txit cc e Olaf i- Ig wproceedipgs in Parlia- i . 1 1 .I .,,. I.A , xx A I.. .. I. , A ..2_. ;. |. A_. -- |- A - cil .iaratot ! o the rce(uso, and wittl tihe trials Yik jl hirv .ssizos, that we are Compclled( to h i!,biciilecc ...

... ?? Env earlier. U Tuost!o', . pit 1-?. SeCora.l petitioal; Ivero p1 ?? in favour of reform, by various noble I'tori, awd too by ?? DI i l lcf(of iristol, pri.)illg for thle abolition of .11011 Slaercy. Theiro L tjl'i ifip ?? ata qitebrter-lptst live. II 'odh extis/, .tlArl 1:1. Lortrl Ilo(0 took lii cills 1i a1(1 li> seal. I L 2 ing pre:.'!otud lebot It!0 pelitials ?? various parts of ...

... Ir. -R1 OUf , S;, S t 'A svt' ' ! W e A. :,t ge * A scks which,'took~ plae in the ?? pf 'Comons on Wednesday nfight iajt, is' well 'wort4y. of sttention. Mr.- L5NssARpAifpresenting, a petition frdmi; .the non-resident freemen of the -B r~xh of Maldong eipressing them- selves ready to sacrifice their private interests for thelsake.bf'the public good, said; that, . e Ha'.woi~ ?? ,to the Meber ...

... WAR OFFICE.-April 4. - - r - V i_. 2d Regiment of Dragoon Guird- Licutenanit Frede- ricl CharIcs Grifliths to be Captain, by purchase, vice fDavies, who ?? U illiam Braidlingi to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice GriffithsRichard Danil to lip Cornet, by purchase, vice Bratsdling; all dated 5th April 1831. S3i Regiinec1t o0fbfa' ?? Vincentt 'William 'Ricketts to be Licuicnunt, by purchase, vice ...

... PRliV1LEG*. . . _ At. . ?? If we haid any doubts on thepiaio principle of right and reason, that'th., power of itidefiriite imprisonment or fine claimed by the Upper House o'f the Legislatu're wag` tyran- nous and unjust, and if legal,.fbafit ioght to be abolished; it is quite impossible to doub~t ihat) in its ordinary exhibi- tions, it' is calculated to inspieany feeliig rather than reve- ...

... DISSOLU'kON OF piALIAMENT. e - '(Frtn athe Courier qf Thursday.) Ure were 61niabled la]t night 'to a finotnce' in diur Second Edition, that ha interview he 'weir. then 'ie m and bis Ministers had 'been bighly satisfaiCtory,' and that a determination to dissolve the Parliament had -been eome 'to, with his Majesty's concurrenlce. This gratifyin* fact is theiffore k j'i i by this 't'ie ih biost ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 12I3PERIA L PALrTAMENATT. HOUSE OF COM loIN~S_ i~rrlr. (CONTINUED FtRO~M SroA srcAA. 'thel( (IANCEiLLIJI of thle l'CIQ ,i nwrt Lord atormiot, soid, it wastu inteldtogv ill answter tio ehcse to toeIitS anld ppulou liStrctbu oegealt olilec wsoiild be to I-e,.p up a lIr& bektoce loten h e e cttav ttei to. cauntlc.. It Certutiily Would be the Object of go. ternillteii vogie the itire-caiud onlc ...

... go GgV't . ,EtR -i~TfG - ?? C(YUN-TY W - ?? ARIE. Ii' 1. On, Tkijaday the neoiility, ?? and ftkeholders of the eounty of Xildalr sssemblod in the couoty Court House. at .Naas, to pet tidn the King and both Hotues of Parliament to carry into effect the plne, of Ministerial Reform. There were present the Duke of Le'uster, Lord Calorcurry, Sir F. Macdon- nell, Sir W. Hort,, Lieuterant-Geneyal ...

... re copy from the Mirror Of Parliament of the 4-th inst. the following report of Sir Robert Bateson'sspeeches on presenting petitions from Derry and Newtownlimady on the 29th March. - These speeches were only imper- fectl'y noticed in the ordinary newspaper reports at the time- I have to present a petition from the city and liberties of Londonderry, signed by the most respectable merchants and ...

... Mr. Maurice O'Connell has been returned for the county of Clare, Sir Edward O'Brien having resigned the contest. On Monday se'nnight a duel took place between Mr. Mahon, the brother of O'Gorman, and Mr. W. S. Brien, in consequence of the latter having called the former a liar on the hustings. An exchange of harmless shots took place and the parties left the field, but without coming to any ...