... 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 ...

... 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. ...

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... I1.PESUAL PARLEAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS-TUESDAY, MAY 22. The Marquis of LONDONDERRY presented a petition from the officers and privates of the British Auxiliary Legion, praying the House to procure them the payment of the arrears which were dnu to them from the Government of Madrid. The Noble Mar. quis expressed his intention of bringing the question under the consideration of the House upon a ...

... 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 ...

... 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- ...

... 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 ...

... TO TIM LORD 'MAYOR, AL)ERMEN, MERCITANTS, BANK- ERS, AND TRADlESMEN OF THE CITY O LONDON AND SUHlII OUNDING I3BrTitOrOLTS. GEXTrEATEN.-Unsolieit. d by anv of yon, and with- ?? comnmunicationa %rwth others, mv indli-tuatioll was rous-d onl reading thefirst proclamatilon for the ?? ccremony of the Queen's Coronation. I did not think it possible that the shabbiest of all shabby Governments should ...

... Du iNG the feudal ages absurdities of all kinds, when ex- enmplified in the cause of religious superstition, or directed to- wards theadulation of despots, whosepowerwas sought to be propitiated on grounds similar to those on which some savage communities have been represented, as offering incense to the Psioce of Hades, were tolerable, and their recital now serves to awaken a little ...

... REGISTRATION OF VOTERS TN IRELAND. Abstract of a Bill to amend the law relative to the iegis- tration ol voters in Ireland for the election of MViembers to serve in Parliament, and to explain doubts with re- spect to rie qualification of such voters. 1. After the formation of the register of voters for anv lentinly and city, no person shall be entitled to vote for suci con-tv arid city, unless ...

... MIOUSE OF LORDS-FpiDuY, MAY 11. IRIiMlt.0 LAW BILL. The Marquis of CLANRI CARDE presented a pe. titiou from ?? against the Irish Poor Law Bill, ?? by three Irish peers and many members of the bar. ' : f \ Lord LYNDIIURST said he had received a letter from his Noble Friend Lord Brougham, stating that it would be utterly out of his power to be in the House before Thursday next, fliough ho 'Was ...

... CURRAGAH MEETING. SAT'URIAY. -Her MJ00ty' Plato Of 100 gel. for three -Yi's. olil, carryirng S eit. each. a Mi. Fargiusin's ohl. v. Huikaivay ?? I I- Mr. Dig by's it. c. Relobhatort ?? .. 2 e Matolh-1 t~oeva. each. Sat. erich. Reil Post. Lord M1lltowvo's o-h. 1. Curulalkpee ?? I 0 Mr. Oshiirri, c h, n. Frank ?? ?? U d Seeond Class of thle MAdril Stakes (if 25 sewvs. sisob, 15 ft. p for two ...