... AGRICULTURAL I3IPROYEMENTrs. The Highland and Agricultural Society of ScotlatuViE atknowledged to have proved itself to be the most import. ant and beneficial that has ever been established in the United Kingdom. We have therefore made the following selections from the numerous subjects for which they have announced premiums, with a view of attracting the atten- tion of the Farmers and Land ...

... 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, ...

... ANDJOURNED MEETING-THE POOR-LAW BILL, 'rite public meeting called fbr ?? last to con. roi sider the propriety, of petitioning P-Ailiarnent againstL cll certain provisions of the bill, re'cently introduced(, f'or .I ,providing for the p~oor of Irelandr, itut whijch was adl- plan jou rnetd till Saturday ]last, onl account of thle latencs9s of' writ, die hour at whbiih the previoits rniceting~ ...

... BEtLFAST ELECTION COMMITTERE. FRIDAY, FEBnRUARY 23. The Committee met this morning at eleven o'clock. Tire scrutiny was titen proceeded with; Thevoteof Arthur ; Kent w as objected to on tho part of the petitioners, on the ground of insufficiency of value. I-Io wias registered in 1113( I as a £10 househaolder, bit his landlord was called, and stated I that lie paid but 91. rent, anid in tile ...

... P OD 0 IC L AVY S. AT a numeron., PUBlIC MAr lTING of the Rbn- Y bitpnts of lletfasr, convened hy Adverrisement. and ha held in the CcOUT-HouRF, this day, by adjournment from Pl Tuesday last to taike into c(onsideration thie propriety oi Pl Petitioning Parlinia nt nagailnst 1eorain Prov'iOionI or tli Bill recently introduneed for providing for the Poor oi Jre- Pr land, foI The- Rev. WIrorcr.m ...

... WCDNE6DAY. The Committee met this morninig af eleven o'cloclr. The vote of Francik Campbell *vas objected to by, Mr. Thessiger, on the ground ot insufficiency of value. William Taylor. was called and vxernined by Mr. Thessiger-Mle stated that be knewv the premises occupied hi' the voter. They cotiisted of a small shop below, wilt a room above. Thinks the fair value of f hemr is not more than ...

... SATURDAY. The Committee met to-day at 11 o'clock, when Mr. Andrews resumed his argument in support of the qualifi. cation of Mr. Gibson; Mr. WtITESIDE, in reply, contended against any impres- sion having been made by Mr. Andrews upon- the authority already cited by him. He sucresqfully combated the ap peal ad misericordiurn made by Air. Andiews to the Com- mittee, wherein he called upon them ...

... BELFAST WATERWORKS' BILL-PUBLIC MEETING | tot On Toesday last, at 12 'clock, a public meeting of the lai inhhbitants of this town was held in the Police-Buildings sh for the purpose of receiving the Report of the Deputatioil appointed to wait upon Lord Belfast in London, with a be view of bringing about an amicable settlement in relatioi na to the Bill for supplying Belfast with additional ...

... J.jrjrEjtj&L JID&RJLI&r;,tF- IOIOUSE OF COMMONS-MONDAY, FrB. 19. PARljIAMRNTARY ELECTORS' QQTALIrICATION. *Upon the question being put, that this bill be nowi read a third time, Ajr. MAC LEAN entered into the history of this mea- sure, ard of the form which it hold originully asunyed, haeirrg relation exclusively to the freemen, arid anrrse- qujerily having added to it another measure. for ...

... FOURTH REPORT OF THE COMMISSIONFRS Ol F * NATIONAL EDUCATION IN IRELAND. 'TO HiS EXCELLENCY TIHE LORlD L.TU'TENANT GENEUIAL AND GENERIAIL GOVEftlNO OF IRlELAND. MAY IT' PLEASE YOUR EXCI.X I.NCNCY, 1.-I. We, the undersigned commissioners for the education of the poor of lrelahid, beg leave to submit o your Excellency this our fourth report. e - *. Ve felt it necessary to give constant attention ...

... CO MBINATION. The follojviiog is the petition prepared by the (om- muittee of the late meeting at tile H oyal Exchatge. I'o-ths Right Honourable and .1lotiourahle the Com- molos of the United Kiugldoii of (reat Britain and Ireland, in Parliamnent assemblrld. Ihe petition el the unlersigned hankers, merchants, iwnuiniacturcrs, traders,. householders, and other ill- hallitaiats of tihe city 4tD ...