... t CARLOW ELECTION COIMITTEE-TrURSDAV. Thecoammittee m-e k.:; met this morning at a quarter before II O nft he room was immediately cleared, and the It committee ermained in deliberat Ir nearly two hours as to qu whestherion. sel for the sitting e r o a ruelstiong trom the. aleof the t P h remises ocpe 3 ?? eton.T~ apettioners' hounsel occupied by John contended that the d wuesreno bould sh, e ...

... ?? ID 1)IVJS[ON ON TUESI)AY MORNING. I r .. ?? 1 1I _ For Sir It. PLel's amendment (tellers included) Pairs ?? . Agrinst theamendment Pairs ?? *- Absent Liberals Absent Tories Speaker IVacant-Carlow, Tyrone 291 24 -315! ?? ?? 296 ?? ?? 24 -320 14 ?? ?? 6 ?? I. .. ?? 2 PAIRS. Acheson, Lord ?? Henniker, Lord Barron, 11 W ?? Wynne, Right Hon C Blake, M J ?? ?? Thornhill Bushfiel(l ?? ?? Bowvles, ...

... I _NATIONAL CONVENTIONBIRMINGHAM. FaIDAY NIGHT, ErEVrA ?? excitement caused by the arrest of Brown and Fussell this morning has not altoether subsided. There was,'in the course of the evening, a meeting in Smithfeld, at which there were be- tween 6,000 and 7,00( persons present. They were ad- dressed by Mr. O'Btien and Dr. Taylor. Jenkins and Field, the police spies, ventured to make their ...

... THE FREEMAN'S JOURNAL; DUBLIN: SATURDAY, MAY 18, 1639. TRE SPEAKERSHIP. - I Ma. A I . . . I . Mr. Abercromby took leave of the house on Wednesday evening in a brief, but graceful and feeling address. Mr. Shaw Lefevre and the Right Honourable Henry Goulburn are candidates for the vacant chair---the former on the Liberal, the latter on the Tory interest. The Morning; Ckro- ?? speaks in the ...

... - '-OYAL NVALID SOCIETY.' -; This society of veterans held their first aniniversary 'din- ner at the Committee Room, 30, Ellis's-quay, on Xonday. last, at which dinner forty..two sat down. Thedinner was excellent in its quality, abundant in quan-I tity, and the manner it was served would have reflected i credit on the firstihotel in Dublin; and was acknowledged by the thanks of the company ...

... The furious and virulent addresses of the Chartist leaders in Monmouth and its neighbourhood are producing their fruits. The people are arming themselves, and hawkers find it to be a profitable speculation to supply these de- luded persons with all sorts of arms, which find a ready sale. On Friday night Vincent met the Chartists on Penville, near Newport, and strained every nerve to urge them ...

... IMILITrARY PROMIOTIONS-WAlt OrFicr, MAY 10P ! 6th Regiment of DragoonGuards-Captain J. 1i. S nyth, from half pay unattaehed, to be Captain. vice B. P. Brown, who exchanges. 2d Regiment of Dragoons-Lieutenant Lord WV. F. A. M. Hill, from the 431 Regiment of Foot, to be Lieute- nant, vice John Gillies, who retires ou half pay unat- tached. $ Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards-C. H. Ellice, Esq., ...

... THIE ARMY. I COURT AMARTIAL.-.On Tuesdaya court-martial was held ha Richmond Barracks, upon Sergeant Henry Bens, of the 97th regiment for conduct unbecoming a non-commis- sioned officer, and disobedience of orders on various oc. casions, between the 30th of April and 7th of May, by ser- ving, or permitting his wife to serve out, spirits to persons not belonging to the sergeant's mess. The ...

... I The annual meeting of the ?? -* C t Ime members of this society was heldyeterdayZ, at Arrison' ,Hotel, ?? for the -purpose of receiving thle ripori, and electinig a- paresident, vice-president, and other orlicers, fyi- the ensuing year. At I two o'clock, LELAND CtcOSTHWAsTZ, Esq., war called to thle chair. Alr. Ball, ouIL Of the secretaries, read thle repurt for t ie I past year, from which ...

... THE QUEEN-ST. MICOJAN'S PARISH. I Tuesd- g P v -t ?? _s , ,Frauay evening a numerous and highly respectable meeting of the inhabitants of this patriotic parish was held, pursuant to advertisement, at the Parochial Club-room, 92, Pill-lane, for the purpose of adopting a congratulatory address to the Queen, expressive of their admiration at her courageous and determined conduct in opposing the ...

... T.e Lord yor received, on Friday last, a letter from Mr. Wall, the secretary to the committee of the London Chartists, on the subject of the meeting of the body calling themselves by that name, in consequence of which letter his lordship appointed to see the secretary on Monday moaning. The secretary attended on Monday at the Mansion-house, accompanied by Mr. Earrer, a leading man amongst the ...

... CONSECRATION OF A NEW SYNAGOGUE AT I -,..CHELTENHAM. AT - I On Tuesday last the members of the J'vwish persuasion assembled at four o clck, to consecrate the new synagogue, which has been recently erected opposite the Cheltenham Infant School Room. Mr. Abrahams, of the Gloucester synagogue, officiated as reader, and the psalms were chanted by Mr. Lewis Isaacs of Cheltenham, and assistants. ...