... HOUSE OF LORDS-1May 30 fie The Earl of ABERDEEN laid on the table the (y treaties and papers relating to Servia. ch ClHURCH Or SCOTLAND. in I The Earl of ABERDEEN gave notice, that on I Thursday he should move the first reading of a bill pas for the settlement of the question as to the admission nuf of ministers in the Church of Scotland. wr RCPEAL-DISMiSSAL OF MAGISrRATES IN IRELAND. !.ec The ...

... AnnItIVAL or Tis CArEDONTA. e Liverpool, Tuevday Night. I Another OF the usual rapid paslagles made by tie as North Amevican mail steamers, puts us in possession ex of our Atsericas alvices to the latest possible date. it The Caledonia, Captain Lott, arrived here this even- w ing shortly before nine, having left Boston on the de afternoon of' the 1st inst. antI ?? on the 3d. She tc. brings ...

... Chtbe g GruBnta i i gurnat DUBLIN: THURSDAY, JUNE 15. 1843. The most sanguine Repealer in Ireland could not i have imagined, much less desired, a failure more t signal than that of the ,great ?? meeting c of yesterday. A scene less animating-an assem. s blage less enthusiastic was never congregated in this I good city. Harangues more inane and pointless- I proceedings more absurd and ...

... I ~- THE CATLOLIC INSTITUTE. (From ?? Morning Herald.) The-annual meeting oithe members of the Roman Catho- lie Institute was held on Motday at the Freemasons' Tavern, Great Queen-street. I4ord Camoys presided, and upon the platform were Lord Lovat, the Hon. Edward Petre, the Bion, Charles Clifford, Hlon. Sir Edward Vavasour, Mr. P. H. Howard, M.P., and a number of Roman Catholic priests. The ...

... Theboadmet ULIN Ulo) IThe board met yesterday. INy ,. J. BARLOW, E The following guardians wE q ,in the cir James Kerr, Thomas Disney, ? ?? Law, William Rathborne, Dr. ?? V C bert Hanna, Edward Reilly, lenr ?? all G. H. Lindsay, Robert WarreltrwiltonlThntt Kearney, Cuthbert Eccles, Aljar o rr , John J. Armstrong, Henry Irwin Coal STATE Or THE ,,Us Admitted during last week, 1 0' disto ...

... THEm The monumeti Oerto ft Iwas opened tothpuic efh Chalgrove, thespot vhere 20o 43 ate death wound, fighting witia tearsa Charles. The north side of th 03ali5tfo * ?? inscriptiOn:- e RIOfrpel e Here, in this field of Chrd qi an able and strenuous, but unsg ee Johni liament and before the judges atf eth i 5i 31 N an arbitrary court, first took erlas d _ of the associated Counties of grm! ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE FREEMA'S Jo I I ase__ . ?? _ r ?? . , Mondays June1_i. M May I request of you to give room for 0 f ,r of the columns of your highly distingui Io~l.siz Sir, there are many hundreds, and indeed Int wards of two thoucand in this City at present IMa ment, comprising tradesmen, labourers, ?? Iam sorry to see no remely nor plan adoptedto ' &c ; relief or work to those different ...

... OBSERVATIONS ADDRESSED TO THE ENGLISH IPEOPLE, AND MORE ESPECIALLY TO ENG- LISH MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT. ON THE STATE OF IRELAND. At this time, when the condition of Ireland assumes so important a place in the attention of the' British public- when, on the one hand, measures of a character subversive of political liberty are in progress of being passed by the legislature, and, on the other hand, ...

... TiE COTEMPORAY-Y PRESS.,-- 'MORNrNG POST--After six nights debating ?? Irish matters in the House of Commons, how very little -as been said that any reasonable or dispassionateman can affirm to be even the slightest value as regards the government of Ireland. It seems to be a very simple matter this same arms bill,: and few persons will dispute (if in a disposition to admit what they feel to ...

... WATERFORD QUARTER SESSIONS---ARMS I BILL. John Hayes appliid to have arms, and to be allowed to re- gister them. Mr. Berwick, assiitant-barrister-Hayes, what arms do you want to register ? HayesI want to keep a gun. Mr. Berwick-What sort of a house do you live In? Hayes-A thatched house, your honour. Mr. Berwick-How maeny stories has it ? Hayes-No story at all, your honour. Mr. Berwic ?? do ...

... THE REBECCA RIOTS-MEETING OF WEMLCH I MAGISTRATES. | Ily, am of 5s, and Mos ch he le, Ian ! a ice Fir- ith bed Dre he he Ate 10- ler Iii- out iis he he nd he er Ire 'if n't w- sm rss NEWCASTLE EmflN, FRIDAr NIOIT.-A highly im- portant meeting of the county magistrates and delegates f the several parishes was held, by appointment, at the Salutation Inn to-day. The meeting v As attended by about ...

... i I- *;!HE ARMS BILL DEBATE , _ I .;Aye haie.traosferred to our.,eoluamns Aodam' stnh gtirE of the debate which wars had 'on ?? ...