... PIris PRANCE. The Paris papers of Friday acquaint us with a change in the ministerial question. They state that a ministry composed of the following persons had been arranged on Thursday: Marshal Soult, Minister of War and President of the Council. The Duke de Broglie, Minister for Foreign Affairs. M. Passy, Minister of the Interior. Al. Humaun, Minister of Finance. M. Sauzet, Minister of ...

... IA meeting of the shareholders and friends of the society was held yesterday at AMorrisson's Great Rooms, Dawson. l street, for the purpose of explaining their views and inten. tions, and thereby inducing the public and the landed pro. lprietors of the country to lend their assistance in forward- ing the objects of the society. Among the gentlemen present we observed Sir John Burk, Marble-hill ...

... THE FREEMAN'S JOURNAL. I D)UBLIN: THURSDAY, APRiL L18, 1839. THlE CRISIS-THE DEBATE. We devote the greater part of this morning's publication to the debate of Monday night. The speech of Lord John Russell-which was excellent in spirit and admirable in manner-will be read with pleasure, and, we think, ought to give perfect satisfaction to every reasonable man. The Tories--- if the noble lord's ...

... I A highly numerous and respectable meeting of the in. & habitants of the parish of St. Mark was held yesterday, at the Great Rooms, Corn-Exchange, for the purposes of ij adopting an address to his Excellency the Lord Lieutenant, 0 on his assuming the government of this country, and ton petition the IHouse of Commons for the continuance of a 0 just and impartial administration in Ireland. d At ...

... GREAT MEETING OF THE COUNTY ME ATH TO I I ADDRESS THE QUEEN. | (IostI OUR SPECIAL EPEORTER.) A numerous and highly respectable meeting of the no- bility, gentry, freeholders, and peasantry of the county Meatl, was held in the Tholsel, at Navan, pursuant to re- quisition, for the purpose of adopting an address to her gracious Majesty the Queen. Amongst those present we noticed the following : ...

... THE FREEMAN'S JOURNIAL DUBLIN: WEDNE-DAY, APRIL 17, 1634. mne general opinion seems to be that ministers will have a majority of between twenty and thirty on Lord John Russell's resolution. The Chronicle of Monday says the discussion is not expected to terminate inlessthanthree days. Thatrministers, continues our cotemporary, will have a majority is not doubted; indeed we can hardly ...

... PRECURSOR SOCIETY-M1EETING AT THE I - I.. . C-ORN-EXCHANGE. .The adjourned' meeting of the Precursor Society was e held ye'ster'day, ' 'at'tb Corn Exchange. .- Counsellor Roory Twas called to the chair. Mr.;Rooney, son taking the chair, said that he felt fully sensible of she' hohour 'which was conferred on him by n calling bim to the chair. It'was the first time that he had t the honour of ...

... _ AsA | A 1! _e, hlie following is the list of sport for the week:- to THIS DAT (WSDNEsDAY). t Wellington Stakes, 30 sovs h1 ft, renewed for Wednesday of of the next April ?? Years Old Course; se- 15 cond horse to sate his stake. Captainl M'Quarie's be Magpie, 4 yrs old, 9st 21b; Mr. *11 Osborne's gre Mercury, 4 yrs old, 8st l31b; Mr. Beere's aly, gr h New Fashion, aged, 8st 3ib; Mr. Watts's ...

... |THE FREMAN'S JOURN;AL. | .FINALITY OF THE REFORM BILL. inty Lord John Russell's finality speech, and Lord ct- elbourne's corn law oration, may be regarded as vid. sinsof actual commissioh, and as such have done the more to damage the ministry in public estimation q ited uct than all their sins of omission put together. In I ing both instances their lordships committed most I Dur I lost ...

... HOUSE OF TLORIDS-THURSDAY, APSAL 25. . lTs~ Duke of RICHMOND gave notice that he should to- i morrow move for a return of prisoners waiting ?dr trial in the different prisons and houses of correction in England and Wales at the last assizes, whose names weire not in the calendar, specifying their offences, and those discharged by proclamation. In Answer to Lord BnOOGHAM', Lord MELBOURNE said ...

... 4DDBESgRS tO THE LORD LrEUTEvNr, I MEETING IN ST. TII1011AS's p&RISli. Yesterday, pursuant to a re-quiitti.10 --ddre.s-dc to tgl late* int churchwardens of this parishi, Et meetingwshl tAbt' i Hotel, Princes-street, for tile purpose 01lrprt. naddress till to be presented to Lord Foriesueu, on his amss iring tile office for of Lord Lieutenant of Ireland. Sul Shortly after three io'clvek, on the ...

... THE FREEMAN'S JOURNAL. , _t DUBLIN: S&TURDAY, APRIL 13, I839. ABOLIrION OF THE JAMAICA CONSTITUTION.| It will be seen, from the abstract which we pub- lish of the debate in the House of Commons on Tuesday evening, that the Tories have made their bow before the public in a new cbaracter-viz.> as the defenders and champions of constitutional li- berty. Our readers are aware that the Governor' of ...