... 14OUSE OF LORDS-MONDAY. The ill equtis of LONDONDE RRY said, that when on | Friday last he put some questions to the Noble Earl at the head of his Majesty's government, he had received an an- swer with hlich he expressed himself pertecetly satisfied, that the French goveinmelit had given positive orders to Gen., Gerard to evanuate Belgium. What then was his as- toIIishitent, when he learned ...

... LONDON-MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 5. WAR IN POLAND. ' lHAMBEsrG, BsEr. 2.-The State Gazette ?f Wednesday, . Aug.'31,-crntains a repoirt from the Rossia4-ceamp,. froma which it appears that Marshal 'Paskewitsch is awalting the arrival of Generals Rudiger and Creutz, before attempt. ong an attack on Warsaw.. An-article in another Bechin.Paper 8say'tbra:pzaskLewts.b .is-retreating from before Warsaaw, in ...

... 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 ...

... IMEAl- 1. PAtRLIAMENT. ?? ,PA. HOUSE OF COMMONS, FRIDAY, SEPTEMaSB91 9. (f'ntiauedfrorn our last number.) The Houtle having resolved itself into a Commtnittee of Supply, Mr. S. RICE moved that the sum Of £27,590 be t granted to defray tbe expenses of oriminal prosecutions in Ireland.-Agreed to. K1r.DAltEPLACE SOCIETY. Mr. S. RICE then nmeved that the usual stem be granted 7 to enable the Lord ...

... NORlTII EAST SOCIETY. TO THE E-DITOR OF THE NEWS-LETTER. SIn,-YoII will, perhaps, affard a coriner in your paper for the following thought,, suggesting themselves from a visit to the yard at the hite cattle show :- A knowledge, Mr. Editoir, of the respective excellencies and prapertics, and of course of the relative values, of the mnre approved breeds of live stock, ;appears to be much want- ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS-LETTER. SIR-This is the botanieal name of a genus of the order Funai, beloneing to tile Cryptogdmai cliass of plants, anrd con- tains above i70 species. In many parts of Great Britain they are called Spuna, anid in severtal. parts of Scotland and Ireland denominated .PaddocrsleoZs. The fillowing are the most remarkahle:-I.1st, Poletaus boc-iau., or cow spunk, is ...

... '1 -EI ts MAJrE s- _When his Majesty first entered he lOaker! in excellent health and spirits; he bawed repeatedly in Acknorwledgement of the warm and heartfelt reiterations , of loyal Satisfaction evinced by every one in the Abbey.- From the extreme fatigue produced by the length of the ceremony, particularly kneeling for long periods several times il the course of the drsv' towards the ...

... TH,. BRLFAST DaTEWS-Lx:.TTE. - FRIDAY- SBP I'EMBER-2. ABOLITION OF THE FRENCH PEERAGE. --Ix another part of our paper will be found large extracts fiom the important address of the French Mi- nister on bringing forward on Saturday his project for *a legislative abolition of the hereditary nature of the French Peerage. For these important extracts we are indebted to the exertions of the ...

... THM BELFAST ZMWS-LZTTEU. FRIDAY-SEPTEM3BE R So. ;JUSTIFICATION OF THE FRENCH CABINET. Tuir French Ministry have, by a majority of 85, obtained in'the Chamber a decision, which amounts to ajustification if not anapproval ?? tactics of the oppositionists appear to have been most clumsily directed,. while their violence alarmed a num- ber of those who on other occasions advocate the same general ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS-FRIDAY, SxPT. 16. ?? Continued from oar last number.) . BOARD OF WORKS (surAND) BSLL. .(.the motlon of Mr. RICE the Honse 'sWeht into a Comwitteelon ?? of Works (Ireland) Bill. M2r. GC.ULBURAN objected to the appointmentofthel Board on the ground that, all the duties it would have to' perform were discharged by the Board of Fisheries and the' Board of Inland Navigation.- I Mr. ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS, MONDAY, SEPTEMiEt. 12. (Continued front our lust number.) TRUCK BILL. Mr. LITTLETON moved that the House resolve itself into a Committee on the Money Payment of Wages Bill. *Mr. CRESSET PELHAM objected to the Bill, which would not produce the good effects expected from it. 'Mr. HUME was sorry to find the MeDixber for Stafford impelled, by clarhour, to persevere in a measure ...

... HOUSE OF LOERDS-FRIDAY, SFPT. 23. (Coatinued from our Iast nunber.) The Game Bill was referred to a Select Committee. An address was ordered to his Majesty, praying the erec- tion of sidegalleries in the House of Lords, in order to accom- modate the extra number of Peers who were expected to at- tend on the Reform Bill. On the motion of the Lord Chancellor the Bankruptcy Court Bill was ...