... connected with the electoral registration of Ireland. Every one of the provisions of Lord Stanley’s bill, against which Lord John Russell and his Irish allies raised the warwhoop of exterminating conflict, was taking from bills formerly brought in the Ministers ...

... supposed Mr O'Brl.n .nd Air. If. Grattan concurred with Mr. Connell. . * i STANLEY admitted that a registration which is only annual, as England, must needs delay many voter* longer than registration which quarterly. Lord JOHN RUSSELL, on,to .dmii.rno.lookocc ...

... P. Bouretie. The Hon. Hugh lon.i.av. John Cockerell, E-J. LmMile. E.q. Jeme. Campbell, jun. Esq- Henry L. tie.l.le, L.q. n.rrv Che.Hr, E.q. gjo'*' , E. Thom.. Dorrien. ion. E.q. Cb.rle. Richard i ole, E.q. John Drummond. E.q. Br.oc Pearne, Eeq. Charles ...

... LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. The «on of Doctor Ainger, of St. John’s, the son of Mr. Parry, solicitor, of Christ’s, and the son of Mr. Charles Simpson, merchant, of St. John's, passed their examination last week, and are placed in the 6rst class at Cambridge ...