... - v- - n a i I IRELABND .~ I wuten as 10 THE CH1ARITABLE BEQUEISTS ACT., qceased-ti Mr. O'ConreU has published a very long letter to-the Right your Gi m. Rtev. Dr. Cantwell, the Catholic Bishop of Meath. nirutter repror pountdin I,, bation of this ot, land'also of a design to undermine the Sacred la Catholic Church in Ireland, with which be clharges-ttle English subject, at ~Govemrnent. ...

... WBLDNESDAY, Feb5 ruitOVOmiIY- Guildfford, Chirhester, and Portm hlne eerpste o to have complied with the stauading orderso ~rnflgt te ptitions presented were several against the jocome tax, endi one from the Liverpool ec oity gis the proposed addition to the navy. POST-OFFiICE SPY SYSTEM. In answer to a quesinfo m Sir. lanatonltounsn Sir ROBERT PEEL entered into a lonm exlnatiomn tochingth the ...

... IRELAND.-THE BEQUESTS ACT AND I THE POPE'S RI'SCHIPT. I Ite. rd We have given elsewhere the substance of Mr3 to Srn0'Connell's voltrlinJoUS epistle to the Right R1ev.fr n1- Dr. Cantwell, the ilomais Catholic Bishop of. Meath, 'hl- in condemnation anid repudiation of the Charitable SOC .a Bequests Act, and ofia conspiracy, real or supposed, 111 algainst the independence of the Cathollic' ...

... M4EXICO AND THEWUNITED STATES. ,1. President Tyler, in his-special message to Congress,a nd talks daggers, but will use none-at least for the present. id- He is excessively angry with Mexico because her minister : ed has ventured to speak -of Mr. Shannon's remonstrance against the renewal of hostilities against Texas, whilst s es America was negotiating with the Texans for the annexa- f re- ...

... rmpertiaa VIu'lutet. with I HOUSE. OF LORDS.twt THbRDA Y, APril 3. tideat Nomarus p~us aginst he & ie ,ftoxictcitg liquors on pizatt flieslarep of parochial tse~g Sundys. nd fr ?? Thefolowng ils wrebrogh UPrm fomtbe Commrrns~ Sir lan ad astlt5 CauesCoeoIdtl Bilks woasti S~atnd ~~tleudJand he n~kchca Docks !Ila, (two of the Lord ASHBSURTON entered into explanations relittive to te tbr treaty ...

... wle W.ber t jteUt9. S~LUS P0! IlL!BLA' SUPREMA. FRIDAY, JULY 18, 1845. Last week's Parliamentary proceedings were sig th nalised by three debates, curiously illustrative of th the gross self-contradiction which is now quite a 114 second nature with our present rulers. On tie Man- th day, they rejected-wisely and rightly, as we think- re a proposal for subjecting the heads of the new Irish t1 ...

... i Nsw Paojac~re RAILwAys.-The Gazetae of Friday noifies tbohe intention of the committee of the Board of Trade to report to Parliament on the following sehemes, namely, In fiavour of the Aberdeen, the Dundee and Perth, (line on the north bank of the Tay,) the Edinburgh and Northern, thefloattiell Midland, r the Glasgow, Barrhend, and Neilston, the Whit ehaven and Fer- 0 ness Junction, the ...

... TRE WEATHER AND THE CROPS. .- s l y - - -; -.oIh Of tA a leer; W iillti~lC A~N J Fiz nZ vvs In the southern corn-growin8 counties much of the of grain is secured;* in the midland about ?? appearsI to be carried; in the northern counties nearly all the In be oats end part of the wheat have been carried, but theW e- great bulk of the harvest is still in the fields, ratherm or slowly, but ...

... 1;. _ 19.- I .1, -Intl A., I 'V Wo -It'r- , I i0mA It-11 -.1 INEPO VRAIL '. ?? . 4 . . I I . i , 4 ? to A ?? sensation was caused yesterday, in W'C se L~iverpooltby the intelligensce .oft'e 4malgmation f se mathe London and Birliighaim Railway Company disc with that of the Grand Junction, a measure ~hkh bee ~j. involves important and valuable consequences to quelt id the proprietors, and ...

... korill Entehigelyre. -~ the ASSOCIATION On LOYAL. ORA.NGEMEN.-The organ ?? of the Orange body in this town says, The first grand t~inf lodge of this order, since the amualganmation of the mem- sea', bers of the Loyal Orange Institution and the Protestant the Conifederaition, was held in the Portico, Newington, on ?? Tulesday lust,3and two following day s, and wvas attendedl and by upwards ...

... STATIONS OF THE BRITISH ARMY, On the Ist July, 1845. (From Uolbtern's United Service M1agazine.) Where two places are mentitO2d, the last named is that at which the depod tf the regiment is atationed.] lst Life Guards, Hyde-park. 41st Foot, Dublin. 2d. Da., Windhor. 42d, Malta, Isle of Wight-Re. Royal Hrsec G'rds, Regent'a*pk. eerve batt.. Malta. let Drag. Guards, Esletcr 43d, blontresl, ...

... COURT AND FASHIONABLE LiP9. - . sf- MnAhmz Milconian. acCOmP9 COURT AND fAOI1I ?? P. Turkishi arti st, Mr. Miqurditz Milconian, accomPa. I. nied by an interprelter, Mr. D~aniel Sands,bhad tbe honour HA ~.ofsbilltilitohe Queen and Prince Albert, for their in specitiong his oel of Constantinople, of which both her Majesty and his Royal Highnessweelasdt f express their. approbation. ' Their ...