... ; The reformed House of Commons has revoked the Canadian constitution-the remaining resolutions, b including the one which withdraws from the Legisla- il tive Assembly the right of disposing of the public l revenues, having been agreed to by large majorities. To the short but pithy speech of Mr. O'Connell we c refer with unaffected pleasure. He denounced-and justly denounced the resolution as ...

... jTRADEV' POLITICAL U4NI0IRtSH POOR LAW] A meeting of this body took place last right at the Corr, Exchange Great Rooms. Mr. JAMSIES O'REILLY wlas called to the chair. Mr. Ray, the Secretary, read the following report, which, upon the motion of 'sVr. John O'Brien, secoaded by Ml. James Martin, was unanimously adopted :_ Report of the Coerindtee of the National Trades' Political Union, ...

... SPipIt op THE JOURNALS THE LAW OF LIBEL. (From the Morning AdvertiSewOr We inserted on Wednesday, in the ill Ad-form ~ an abtract o Mr. OConflell's bill to refr twtiser, an abstract of Mr. the liberty of the press. the law of libel and to secure I With the general teflour of its propositions we zoncur, aithough some of them are open to minor objections. The law of libel as it stands at present ...

... THE FREEMAN'S JOURNAL. DUBLIN: FRIDAY, MAY 19, 1837. I FRANCE. Ot The French journals of Sunday announce, among other b4 matters not so important, the marriage of the Princess en Teresa of Nassau with Prince Peter of Oldenburg; the h determination of the French Court to go into mourning on the 15th, on the occasion of the death of her Serene High. mssr the Duchess Dowager of Saxe Meiningen; ...

... DUBLIN- MONDAY. APRIL 3, 1837. I | FRANCE. the Journal de Paris asserts that Count Mole received Louis Phillipe's commands at a late hour on Monday to form a ministry. A respectable bookseller, named Janet, has been denounced to the police as being one of eight hundred persons forming B secret society mutually pledged to the assassination of the King. Up to four o'clock on Wednesday the ...

... -. 0INN R TO- TkE9MBPRS FO1R.MEAT1L I The follotwing is M.OCrnlssec nhshsil if been drank at thi etraiimnel' eeh.n..shelt P '1 Dr. Cantwell, Bishop of Meath., Three times three. Air-', The, Rose ot' Anrmdale.~ ' ! DoctorCantwell then piesented himself, and. was received with the roost enthusiastic applause. He said that yesterday,' or at least a part of it. was to him one of the moat ...

... On Saturday morning Mr. A. Taylor, the astronomer, from having observed the barometer to be unsteady, ap- prebended the approach of bad weather. At 4, p.m., tbr following note was received by the master attendant, and immediately put in circulation among the commanders of bhipq :- ' My dear DalrymrleTbe barometer has been unsteady since yesterday, and has fallen rapidly during the last four ...

... HORTICUITURAL SOCIETY. A meeting of this society was held' yesteroay, at their rooms, 19. Barbelor's-walk, WM. RATHBOURNE, Esq., in the Chair. The secretary, Mr. ' Pooler, read the report 'for the last year, which contained, With reference to a'n'ew project in contemplation, the following observations t--_ For the en.- suing year your committee have ventured to recommend for your adoption a ...

... SPIpIT Op 7IIE JO~IRNALS., y ABOLITION OF CHURCH RATES. (Prom ihe Observer.) Themeasure of the reform admrinistration for the abo- r lition of church rates is nowbefore the country, and it does afford to us the most sincere gratification to be enabled to record the fact that, both from the Dissen- d ters, whose-grievances it was intended to redress, and from the true friends of that church, ...

... TO THE EDITOR oV TsHI nI 1b1 1-ll M~ay l6th, 188( 'I enar..e -- hu I of the u MY DEAR SIR--In the London i0f~ssingChrome~ oftb 4th ult. an article appeared, having reference to the repre- fC ig Ibelieved, ofire a sentation of this tonty, and continrngt as red C presentations. I wrote a letter to the editor, nd begge of i him to give it insertion in order to correct the er.to your 0 ...

... - A At His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant held a Levee yester. a day, which was, considering the period of the year, numer- t ously and respectably attended. The fine band of the 8th a Hussars was stationed in the Castle yard, and played several beautiful and exquisite airs during the ceremony. His Excel. t lency entered the Presence Chamber at about half-past two, accompanied by his household ...

... I A public dinner was given, on Werinesday, to Thomas Wakley, Esq., iii the great assemably room of the White Conduit Tavern, in celebration of the victory, gained for the c:ause of reform by the return of that gentleman to parlia- ment, as member for the metropolitan district of Finsbury. A letter was received from Dr. Arnott, stating that Mr. Wakley was so seriouslyiridisposed as to ...