... 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 ...

... 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, ...

... ' The weekly meeting of the Association took place yes. *terday, at the Corn Exchange Great-Rooms .. . LAURENCE ESMOND WHITE, Esq., was called to the chair. RICKARD O'CONNELL,ESq., acted as Secretary, pio tem. %nul read the noinutes of the last meeting. The Chainran handed in IL. from Mr. James Furlong of the bironry of Forth, county of Wexford. lhe subscriber was admitted a member of the ...

... I Mtns.t II,'AL I 6oft .4aA1'O al LL. I .181m~it~,MO Though this Measure hassItisitre. to point o rrtritggle in, the CollIM4111 1and for thit msatteral~r itfe i in the Lo~ds), we Shall tcke this ocai f iin ur readers some account of it-i d.etails. l We-sat down to tbe per'usal Of the bill for this ?? mith a most pious burro of the awftl secrets which lie con- p1 cetalled under the MISS of ...

... 1ONATHANfANA. I-- ?? ?? ?? _. . i. . livery ;njngu tin e nlew vooviW is great,'rnes issd out. We, in thi~s id,. tne obok nJQ5 ou .romparisoo ; and Iunt 8ay ig aid dtisare I 119§ i-d d ingsare til III 'hevs thai 'the tran'actiuis of an at bill r ~ e to us. I he ollbwingre tuthe W,, ol, Olmu. Ih uloi extracts from the ?? al fhafforda 'Mtar13tio Considerable proof, a lt. -of our asficrtion:- gut& ...

... DUbIAN 9 tUSAY,1 M ,aR ,naC I ?? THURSDAY, iARCH 2, 1837. SPAIN. The expected intelligence of a victory obtained by General Evans, or even of his having commenced operations, is yet to come; and a correspondent in- forms us that the French government has received , from Bayonne of the'23d a despatch, announcing that l no movement from St. Sebastian had taken place on the 22d. We hope that in ...

... Some time ago we directed attention to the sayings | and doin'gs of this hon.. gentleman, on' the Irish cor- poration bill, and the result has been that the 'charges which we then advanced against him have been repeated, by Mr. O'Connell, in the Ho'ise of Commons, with three weeks' time to pause, to in- uire, to satisfy. The speech was delivered, and the accusation against Mr. O'Loghlen was ...

... SPIRIT OF PEs JOURNAZ. CIRCASSIA-THE VIXEN. (From the Journal des Debats.i To understadnbtlre .question relative to the J'&en, it is necessary to be acquainted with the present state of the. coast. of ?? Sea, more particularly as respects the country of the Abasians. The Abasians are composed of about forty thousand families. They inhabit the western side of the Caucasus, and the val- leys ...

... DUBLIN: FRIDAY, MARCH 10, 1*37. SPAIN. The accounts from Spain are contradictory. We learn from Paris that the opinion there in the minis- terial circles is that the cause of the Queen is in as bad a condition as ever. Catalonia, as well as Va- lencid, is described as almost entirely in the posses- sion of the Carlists, and with little hopes at present of being relieved. General Evans, we are ...

... ILIMERIC K. T. SPATRIC K' ORPHAN IQeIRT! On Monday evening the members of this piaisewortty l charityassembledat dinnerat the Northuimberland Buildings. i There could not be less than one hundred and twenty gentle- I men present. Political differences seemed, on this interest- I ing occasion, to be set aside, as the company presented l citizens of all shades of opinion, political and religious ...