... DIR. CH A:-NiURRS' LECTURES. TIIIRD LECTURE. t On Tuesdny, ]r. Chalmere delivered lbis third lec- i ture at the Hanover-square lno'ins. The whole of t I the seats, and tv ery avonimce to tho ldoors of the room w wc're, as on the tormer two lectures, crowded with I auditors. There were present, namidst a great num- b.er of the rohility, memlbers of parliament, and dig- I nitaries of the (Chnrch ...

... XItkRjIAl4 .PAMLCAME1RT. A - a RHOUSE brT LORDS-MONDAY, AnRiL 6. The Marquis of LONDOINDERRY gave notice, that after the receess he should call the attention of the -boaFe, either by moving a resolution, or by address- ing the Crown, to the policy of' her Majesty's Minis- ters, with respect to the war in Spain. C HURCU VESTRIES BILL. l'he House then went ibto Committee on t'li;s bill. On the ...

... IRISH POOR LAW-SECOND PART. TO THE FRIENDS OF REAL JUSTICE TO IRE. LAND). I now come to say second proposition ; namerl, to bhow the injurious operation of the proposed bonor Law Bill for Ireland. The leading prineiples of this bill, as denoted by the clauses theinsolves, as well as by the explanations and arguments of the promoters of it, are these-Ist. That no relief shall be given ...

... WAVA OFFIC; FF.B. 23 2d TPraoenos-Iient. L. 31aequarie to he Captain, by pur- chase, vice FaweeQt, retires Cornet D). J. M. Macleod, to be Lielit. by purchase ?? ; E. Barnett, to he Crnict, by pturchase, riee Macleod. 4th Light Dragoorins-R. 1P. Prcttij6lm, tobe Cornet, by pur- ehase, vice I1alliott, promoted. 8th Light Drngoor.s-Licut. I-. Rowles, from the 8.)th Fool td be Lient. vice Grant, ...

... To THE, EDITOR OlP TH'E NMRWSZE7;7'EiR. l -Sin-On looking over a file of your papers, which a friend sent tne some time ago, ani article on Th Condition of G overuesses,extra.tted from. tlhe Spbectator, arrested my attention. Upon reading it, I couldhnt but think that tile writer Fad ?? his thoughts under an excitement of feeling produced by somo in- stance of tile daily: ibse rhiel ...

... PRESENT TO MR. EMERSON TENNEN7 I WE stated in our last number, that -a beautiful fowling. piece had'beerr presented to M~r Emerson Tennent, by tbe i Gun-makers of this town, as an acknowledgment for the benefieial alterations which be, last session, introduced into the Irish Arms Act. The following is a copy of tht-Ad. dress presented'on this occasion, together with Mr Emer- son Tennent's ...

... Oun reader's will recollect that, in a former ?? of the Newes-Letter, we stated the circtsta ces in which those Ministers of the' Syndd of Ilsier,.who went out to New South Wales under the protection of Dr; Lang, had been placed. At the last meeting of the Synod of Ulster, too, the subject was taken up, and, though the most :deliberate caution was used, the conduct of the Rev. Doctor, in ...

... IDELFPAST NEWS-LETTER. BELFAST, FRIDAY, AUGUST 10. , ed IN another column will be found an extraordinary letter addressed to Lord John Russell by Dr. MiHale, the R. CatboIc Archbishop of Tuate. We have not hitherto noticed the efl'usions of this restless ecclesiastic, hut the ey production to which we refer seemed to be a concentration so perfect of clerical arrogance and overbearing ...

... (From the Alilitary Skletch Book.) Eight bullets pierced this young man's body. In the fiul. light of glory, and in the warm lap of love, he died etecmed, oheyiured, wept, in the blossom of his youth, and in the pride of manly beauty. Young Gore was a Captaid in the 51st regiment, and, I have heard, a son of the Earl of Arran. lie fought at the bat- tie of Vittori, and it was in that town, a ...

... kuPERIALL .PAItLIKALT, l ?? - HOUSE OF COMMliONSTOutIDAY, JAN. 16. The SPEAKER acquainted the House that Henrn Gompertz andi others, who had petitioned against the return for Pontefract-Johiln William Ellis and others, who had petitioned against that for Bodmin-and Illereweather Turner, against the return for Dudley- liad not entered into the necessary recognizances The orders for taking these ...

... i ay On. MondAy last, a sumptuous entertainment was given rN at the Regent Hotel, Leamington, as a testimony of respect ir ?? Edw ard Mosrtyn, on the part of the inhihiiallis in, whic waiba uerouslyatt ndcd. After the usual buslastis ite _ ord TxYNI1AA, on giving the health of the young at Prince Napoleon, said, that in proposing thI healhb of the to illustrious stranger who had bonoured ...

... ARRIVAL OF THim SIRIUS STEAM-SiTP. [Ar A- .. A . ?? - - I A ., - We have to announce the arrival of the first steam steam ship, on her return across the Atlant c. The voyage w2S accomplished in eighteen d(ays, and the partlcu ars will be found detailed in the following in- teresting communication 'The St. Georges Company's stoam ship Sirius, Lieut. Roberts, t. N. commander, has muade her pas. ...