... TrE LATE CONVERSION TO CATHOLICITY. I I Al- -Lo- _ About -two yeare ago Mr. Scott Murray and his friend (I Mr. Douglas were at Rome, and of course went frequently w to see the pomp of the Catholic service in St. Peter's, the h1 Cathedral of tbe Christian world, Christ's mighty shrine le above his martyr's tomb. Oa one of these occasions Mr. sa Scott Murray, to get rid of the encumbrance of ...

... SOIREE AT THE COLLEGE OF PHYSICIA0, A soiree was given on Saturdav even,;n, - --o of the King and Queen's Colle;a ; t55 re id551 I ?? Graves I, at the Colloge hill, wthiiht was attended bW literati of our city, including the )lost diClqgo, the bera of the several learned Mib etd and lewal. Soirees are exceedirgly ?? thig, we know of no more agreeable or rational tgy OF Sideed an evening-few so ...

... I RBPEAL ASSOCIATION. I The following was read at the meeting of the association ton Monday:- eLIRST REPORT or THE SUB-COMMITTEE ON THE BO]OUvGl n FRANCHISE. s Your committee beg to state that they have had the aborough franchise in Ireland fully.under their consideration, ,f and they have taken, they hope, efficient measures for the epurpose of ascertaining the statistics and present ...

... I- S8T PljkTRICW'S DAX JN AMRBIqA. ,. , i , 1, HALUFAX 2sz1.Teth Society'7lof RMIlix: n celebrated the festival of the Apostle of Irelartd-the- day d before ytsterdayr Puratunt'eo pabllo- notiebtftle oadbi tt met at Nitason-hallhat a quarter -beforb i ten b'clofk, ?? and, having arranged themselves in professional order, pro ceeded to St. Mary's church. . The babd of St. Mary's and e St. ...

... I IMPfERABJ F PARtLIAMMNT. II I, HOUSE OF LORDS.MONVAY, MAY 13. e The common low courts (Ireland) bill passed through cOmmitteq. Ordered to be read a third time on Friday. A similar bill applicable to England also passed through e committee, and was ordered to be read a third time en , Friday, t The Marquis of NORMANBY postponed till next day I his motion respecting the dismissal of Mr. Grey ...

... MEETING AT AUGURIM, CO. ROSCOMMON. (FROM A CORRESPONDENT). There was a numerous meeting of the spirited people of this parish, on Sunday last, to evince their enthus'aitic and indignant feelings on the occasion of the insult to the Libe. rator, and to make arrangements for the speedy collection and forwarding of the Repeal rent. On the motion of the Rev. Joseph Egan, C.a, the Rev. THOMAS KIN o ...

... Irl'D. DL ?? - , . . n oe Ulght Hon. Baron Richards and the Hon. Justice Ball took their seats on the bench yesterday at ten o'clock' TINIIL OF JOHN TOOLE FOSt TEIC M 1tURDER lO BIRIDGET M'fO UGHLIN AT RATmIFAR101RAMH This case, whichl stood fixed for yesteriday morning, and which excited considerable interest, was the first called on. The prisoner was put to the bar immediately after the ...

... TirE Tjirr r AFFA re M. (Bitng of etfeel great ?? 0erab- 2PcthtiPued eat ;nterest~ in lb~ shiO ng thtnthnhi'esd)I ence and bois f~ ?? for it Coceaanb our bravet a ?? ~r~lntation ?? ma ~ howin offiers. anceand the Ccra5ltl 're reph ntie reprorehigd ns el ri- itlemitrn, is aboutrabreprol; eaar~h rfl ntv It s not a quare with QenpWfh-iaf, it is a qurela, g et. WihEngland (-interruption). Qarrel ...

... The first defeat of the administration of Sir Robert Peel occurred on Monday last. The amendment of Lord Ashley was carried against them by a majority of nine. The propoittion on which they, were de- feated was raised upon the factory bill proposed by Sir James Graham. At present the law limits the hours of working in factories to twelve, and this he proposed to continue. The amendment moved ...

... r t r e T V_. - m1- . ?? ?? .. . . _ . a . - h6e .Posdata publishes this evening,e2 ultima hora, a fetf lines of Postscript, which, if true, are most important, set *allrecentcalculatons at defiance respecting tbeprudence andconsistency of General Roncali, and renew the civil strife un4er its worst 8spect-reprisals and mutual butchery in cold blood A despatch has just been received from ...

... I . Yesterday the guardians of the above union 'held their usual weekly meeting in the Board room of the Workhouse, North Brunswick-street, JOHN BARLOW, Esq., in the chair. The following members of the board .were in attendance: William Rathbourne, William'Swan,' Peter Keon, Cornelius Rooney, John Joseph Clarke,;Patrick LWOW :n, John Dodd, Edward Reilly, James O'Gorman, Henry Hutton, Thomas ...

... . There is something very remarkable, we shall not say suspiciouD, in the opposition given by the Right llonourable the Recorder to the motion'of Mr. Wyse for the produce tion of the jury lists of 1844, as they appeared when sub- mitted to that functionary, and subsequently when adjudi. c cated on by him. Mr. Shaw objected to the production of the returns on the ground that his memoranda must ...