... I London, Tuesday. There was a very decided decrease in the number of petitions presented against the Maynooth bill in the House of Lords this evening. The adjourned debate was commenced by the Earl of Harwicke, who, in a long speech, urged some sound and con: clusivearguments in favour of the government measure. I-e contended that the pass examination at the College of Maynooth was not at all ...

... I-- -- , coLI L Motion made, and U'DOAT, JUNe2 2, -- Motin made, and Question PropOsed That the 2 i now, and at the end or, mth Qrepst , t a tise day sit onths..,.NI,, o add tbi stand pat Of the QuP'tioni-Th u that th Noes 40. - e 11e divld - Aciand, T D Dennlotoun, J Husey, T ATCourt, Capt D'Evyncourt, C Butt NV ice Pit Agliuonby. R A Dlvett, Ingose, Lord t~ Aldam, W Dodd, G J RS's I' , ...

... THE NATIONAL LEVEE-CELEBRATION OF I THE 30TH OF MAY. I IL_ I . *ise 1he following gentlemen were presented on deputations, gig but whose names we were unable to ascertain in time for Yas our publication of Saturdayr: ri. Castle ward.Messrs Fitzpatrick, MbGrade, and Byrne. n1- St George's ?? Mic'mael P Smithwick, Mr Edw Brennan, Mr James Dunne, Mr Joseph Burke. iid C'uslorntdiuse ward..Mr C ...

... 17th regiment, recently returned from Aden, is now sta. tioned at Fort George Barracks, Bombay. 22d regiment forms part of the British forces at Kola. pore, under the command of Lieutenant-Colonel M'Neil. It is to be stationed at Punala. 78th Highlanders, under the command of Major Two. penny, embarked on the 14th April, at Bombay, for Pan. well, en route to Poona; its strength was 17 officers ...

... TIMES.-A very significantly small mouse has at length been brought-forth from Lord Devon's huge blue mountain, by Lord Staliley'a obstetric aid. What do our readers imagine to be the remedy of Ireland's wrones and woes ?_ What is to cure her political leprosy ? What great thing is she commanded to do ? She is to build, and to drain, and to fence ? and for these purposes she is to have the ...

... I We have received the Paris papers of Sunday by our or- dinary express. The navy estimates were again the subject of debate in the Chamber of Deputies, and a discussion arose, which is of some Interest on this side of the Channel. M. Lacrosse, an opposition member, complained that the government, by adopting the system of keeping a certain number of ships en commission de rode, in place en ...

... IRISH RAILWiYS. I r.(FROM OUR 'PAILL1AO5ETARY ItEPO11TBR).7str GaondaZ. Tue'sday. ,M .Clive's' Committee' itsembled 6n the Great 'etr (uiitto Gaiway-), bill ~to-dlay. Mr. Rowe said that his friend 11,r. Colburn was absent we on business in an adjoining couirt, and be would make an aip. fac plication in his absence, relative to the. production of the be subscription deeds. His friend had ...

... THE 6lSr REGIMENT. Yesterday (Wednesday) was the anniversary of Waterloo, and it used to be the custom on every preceding one within our memory to commemorate it by some military display, such as a review, at which the general with his staff, the field officers, and all the troops in the garrison attended.- Under the impression that such an event was certain to come of on the glorious 18th ...

... IMR. SMITIH O'BRIEN-ENGQlSH JUSTIOC., (FROM OUR PARLIAMiENTARY CORRESPONDENT.) London, Friday Night. The House of Commons was this night the theatre of one of the most discreditable exhibitions that ever disgraced an assembly of persons affecting to be gentlemen. You are already aware that the member for Iimerick, Mr. S. O'Brien, has come over for the purpose of opposing cer- tain measures ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIJ.l'J HOUSE OF COMMONSTHI11SDAY JUNE 12. (Concluded fron Saturrday's Freeeniu.) On the motion of the CHANCELLOR of the ExcnEjUEigs, the Banking. (Scotland) Bill was read a third time and Passed. BANKING (IRELAND) BILL. The order of the da) for receiving the report of this Bill having been read, The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER at the re- quest of the banks established ;sithie the ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-TUESDAY, JUrEx 17. k Conelnded from yesterday's Freeman.) CHURCH EDUCATION SOCIETY. a The Bishop of CASHEL presented petitions from Ireland, one signed by 1,36D clergymen of the established church, praying aid to the schools in connection with the church of Ireland. It was well known that the Roman Catbolicsheld that the scriptures alone could not be safely circulated amongst ...

... ?? ~ ._ HOUSE OF LORDSTmURSDAY, JUNE 5. (From the Freeman of Saulrdisy.) JURY COURTS (IRELAND.) Lord CAMPBELL asked if it was the intention of the government to introduce any bill this session to remedy lefects in the jury court system in Ireland. The LORD CHANCELLOR said that a bill bad been irepared upon the subject, and next week he would name ,he remedy which was proposed. CALICO PRENT ...