... fixed, be should propose to take the Canadas union hill on the lltli Slay. The noble lord then moved, that the house at its rising do adjourn to tbe of April.—Ordered. Lore! MAHOX inquired whether any directions had been given for blockade or any other ...

... prices given. 5 ewt. for the Potatoes are al 20 a rising commodity, 2s. to prices now are commonest kind ; 4d. to 4Ad. per stone. retail; w We observe large equivalent to 6d. and 7d. per stone, next Easter. quantities of pota toes are sent from Liv erpool ...

... the landlord and tenant (Irelan. bills would come on before Easter? Lord J. RUSSELL replied that with respect to the first measure it Iraq nut proposed to take it into con,, duration before Easter; and with respect to the later, he expected it would be brought ...

... in Ireland a first time before Easter, and that a great number Irish members were likely to oppose it, so much time would be consumed that it was not likely the Com Importation Hill could read third time before Easter, and may have overstated ray authoritv; ...

... wished to make on the subject of Irish setting on foot a rise of the peasants against their lords ' railways. The house had shown strong inclination to and masters, the consequence of which rise had been the ! facilitate the progress of Irish railway bills ...

... their native land for the distant mission of Colombia. NEW OrLEANS. No less than nineteen missionaries have sailed for the rising mission in New Orleans. Five of these are priestr- three are preparing for the priesthood, and eleven are lay brothers. AGRIA ...

... rise IS tert to the again called, ther ve oc- ETTER LIX. none Panis, Avct brief esigns I think I shall have time to bring this subject tos But i sion before the post starts—but, as that will be soor i einen tt that render my narrative as intelligible ...

... numerous atlheiion. to the prineiple ot the memorial, which we will do the hoaour ot trao.mitlitig jour lordahip .Iter the Easter bolid.j., but have thought it more respectful to your lordship to Kod it to you *1 once, without wailing lor iu circulation ...

... 2, 1841. dear Sir—l will have great pleasure in accepting the honour taking the Chair at the Soiree for Irish Manufacture Easter Monday night. have the the honour to be, your obedient servant, “DANIEL O’CONNELL. To Mr. Thomas Mooney/’ TO THE LADIES. TO ...

... rom places the counties Fermanagh and Cavan. Colonel PERCEVAL moved for leave of absence for Colonel Henry White till after Easter, the ground of urgent private business. Lord WICK said they ought take care that the motion would not interfere with the public ...

... published by the * Academia di Keligione Cattolica.* It is a temperate, well-considered, and succinct account of the causes, rise, progress, and principles of Puseyism, and, if 1 mistake not greatly would be received with eagerness by the religious public ...

... following day for Jaffa, to bring the Easter pilgrims. EGYPT. Advices from Alexandria of the 6th inst. announces | Mehemet Ali still remained in that city. still continued in a precarious state of health at Cairo, gave rise to much speculation as to the co ...