... BIIAAWM TUESWY,-1 MAY 8. BELjFAST, TUESDAY, MASIY n. ?g to It to sty's cisti- i the tr of IN- I an- Peer It lce Ires. have Bult rent ttion king y his that ittly 't of inor oble dur- id i , the It be rent a ely C. - ig hit Oble !let tile itl- oble iliat a ?? ctly 3 fly ; by rom r of Out readers tale aware that for manyyears past the Dil.. sentels of Ettgland have regarded the Chuireb rate ...

... 1 The following is the Report read at the meeting held 1 at the Conservative House iu IDawson-street, D~ubin, 1 on Wednesday last:- Your Committee, in bringing up their half-yearly report' feel it to be their duty to enter into a more than | usual detail-a detail which, however superfluous for the members of the institution, is yet rendered indis l! pensible, from the circumstances of the ...

... THE MELTON MOIVBRAY RIOTERs. DERBY ASSlZES-TtRSDAY, JULY 31. Tjhe Quech, on this prose0CvtiW1 f Crtmpion ani otlers, V. this dead; Marquis oj Water ford and others. Mr. Balguy, Mr. Hi]l, and Mr. Waddington were Counsel for thu prosecution ; and Mr. Sergeant Goul. burn. MIr. Clanke, Air. Hildyard, and Mr. Burnaby for the defendants. The indictment charg-ed the defendants, the Mar- Cnis of ...

... A numerous and h ghly respectable meeting, com- prising the principal persons of all ranks and classes of Iii the neighbourhood, and the surcouudiig districts of the t county ot Down, took place at Waringstowu, on Wed- hi nes ay last, 12th inst for the purpose of presenting a complimentary address to the Rev. Holt Waring, on his being ro-instated in the Commission of the Peace. A phitform ais ...

... TRE ARMYt. WAR-OFFIC3,;AJY 13. -, 4t? D)ragoon Guards-Aeisatant-Surceon A. MnAC~or. M.D. from 71dt .Foot, to be *As-istrint-Sugeo, ...

... MR. NICHOLLS'S BELGIAN REPOIT. POOR LAW-IRELAND. Mr. Nicholls's Belgiart Report concludes as follows:_ The Belgian peasant farmer is not very different from the small Irish occupier as regards his position in society, but he isin a far better condition as regards the comforts and conveniences of life and the causes of this difference are to lie found in the more skilful system of culture pur- ...

... . BELFAST NEWS-LETTER. - I BELFAST, TULSDAY, MARCH 20. of ?? Ftot our Parliamentary reports ,t will be seen tbat the 1W' subject of the Registration of voters in Ireland has been Ie; ensaging'thesattentlon of the House of Commons, and it be is to. be hoped that some praetieal mensure will be adopt. m- ed for putting an end to the irregularities, anomalies, and )er, legal uncertanilies which ...

... SPRING WATER-PUBLIC MEETING. ?? 1. ---1 ,JDLJV IVurItaINU. On Tuesday, pursuant to advertisement, a General Boud of the Bella t Charitable SIciety Was held in thbi Poor-House, to receive the annual teport and accounts of the Sprinig Water CommiFsibner., and to transact the suIal- busirnes of electing Commtisjioners, &c. As some expla. nation of the diffit'ultie es that had ubstructed the bill ...

... IIELFANT NEWXIS4ETTER. BELFAST, TUESDAY, AUGUST 7. THE Poor law bill for Ireland is now the law of the land, an we stated in our last number, and there now re- main the Tithe and Corporation lills about whose fate serious doubts may still be entertained. Important alters- l tions have already been ande in the Tithe bill by the Lords, while the Commons, as will he seen from our Par. liamentary ...

... MR. O'CONNELL IN T'H URLES. TrUoI.as, THuRSDAY, FOU1R O'CLOCK.s Notbing could equal the bustle and confusion il Thurlos tfday, occasioned by the expected arrival of the Memriber for all Ireland. to dine with the Precursors of thi&.ciotmty. There was a total cessation of. business, and.even the court-house seemed deserted. -From an erlyv hour thousands of the people, pedestrians and. ...

... On the motion of tho Bishop of Exeter, the papers! touching the Popish Bishop of Malta's ?? to take the oath of allegiance (as provided by the Romurn Catho- lic Relief Bill) to her liritannic Majesty, (or rather the late Sovereign, in who e life the transaction oc. curredl) have been laid before the House of Lords, and we subjoin Col. Cardew's despatch to Lord Gienelg, enclosing the opinion of ...

... LORD CLONCURRY AND IlIS TENANTRY; TO TUI F.DITJ': OF TnrE DU1BLIN EVENING VOST.' M DNEAR Sat-Aln ?? beiug called for from mo by the gentlelien of thle fourth estate, as to certain proeeed- ings of my ngent, Ar. Cassidy, against one Noonan, ancl others on the lands of Rlthi, in thle coantyof Limerick, I shall endeavour to gratify hliemls and a curious public, tholugh I dare say Mr. Cassidy. ...