... RAILWAY COMMlTTEES-TnURSDAY. HOUSE OF LORDS. COMMITTEE ON BILLS. The following Irish bills were grouped to be heard be- fore a committee of their lordships, which opened its sit. tinge this day :-The Sligo and Shannon Railway, the Galway anid Kilkenny, the Irish Great Western (Mulliagar to Galway), and the Irish Great Western (Dublin to Galway). The committee consisted of Lord Falmouth, Lord ...

... PERSECUTION OF THE POLiSi4 NUBNS We give to-day the continuation of the detail of those inhuman and revolting atrocities inflicted, as will be seen in the sequel, not only with the conni- vance but even with the marked approbation of that incarnate fiend the Emperor of Russia. Hencefor- ward, however, it will be impossible that there can be found any sordid wretch base and audacious enough, in ...

... -TOLIC CHURcH-WESTERN , -1IS C kj0AUXTTR'ALsIA. ~snaEst~ silO clergy and people ot relauao Quist eua 1bs Chth in whatever is calculated to affeotthe'progress . interest ?? Western Australia, where their bre. 0bristes ad in blood are carrying triumphantly tf n the faith ad inie t erata tfri0 of four Redeemer, will be rejoiced to learn that b1e uolo 0 ,s ecclesiastic, together with the Sisters ...

... Horse Guards, 20th Feb., 1846. The'following augmentation to certain corps of cavalry and infantry having been sanctioned by her Majesty's go- vernment officers, in command of. the regiments and depots concerned are requested to use their utmost exertions In raising men to complete their corps, respectively, to the proposed strength Tle men so raised to be borne as super- numeraries until the ...

... Io THE RIGHT REV. Dni. KEATINCO.-A gentleman from this office, in passing through Enoiscorthy. inquired partio oularly about the health of that high ornament of the Irish hierarchy, and most vwarm hearted Irishman, and sterling patriot, the Right Rev. Dr. Kdeating, Lord Bishop of Ferns, 1 who has bean, for a considerable time, so ill that his reco- very was despaired of; and we are most happy ...

... ?? WINDING-UP OF RALLIWAY SCHEMAES. CLAUsE rROrOSeD BY }1R. HUDSON, TO BE INSERTED IN ,,r ALL RAILWAY BILLS OF THE PRESENT SESSION BY ct WHICIn NEW COMPANIES ARE TO RE INCORPOIRATED. he Aed be it enacted, that the directors eleall, within three l months of the passing of this act, cause the names and ad- ofdition of all the several corporations and persons entitled to Ier shares in the company ...

... THE CAUSE OF POLAND-DINNER TO LORD, - DUDLEY STUART. A magnificent banquet was given by the friends of Poland,. on Saturday night, to Lord Dudley Stuart. The scene se_, lected for the occasion was the large apartment at Willis's Rooms, St. James's, and the main obj ect of the assembly was. not merely to testify to Lord Dudley Stuart the respect, affection, and gratitude, which his services to ...

... I . A meeting of' this body was held yesterday at the City Assembly House, to The Right'Hon. tbe LORD MAYOR presided. to The following gentlemen were present :-Aldermen J. th Tandy Boyco, Kinahan, Power, Sir John, bart., Gardiner, O'Brien, Staunton. Cotuncillors-J. I,. Boyce, MacLogh- lin, Barlow, Creagh, Reynolds, Joh~n ; Wharton, White, (I George; Reynolds, William; Fogarty, Gilcreest, ...

... REPEAL RENI I .. - -- - I Return of Repeal Rent for the week ending Monday, Ist June, 1846. Bray, Wicklow, per Mr G O'Leary . fO 5 0 Carrickmacroa,. Monaghan, per Itov E M Gowan,C C 3 I5 0 Hisulnstown, Westmeeth, per br J King .. .. I 1 0 Cabinteely. per Mr P Brennan .. .. .. 0 5 10 Newport, Monmouthshire, per Mr Anderson .. 0 8 7 Chesterdield, England, per Mr J Bruen . . 1 3 0 Halifax. ...

... RELILF COMMITTELS IN MAYO. (ROMI A CORBESPO3DLNT.) It would uppcar that men atre appoit.teod cihairmen to rre. side over the relief comnmnittees witdout station or prclicr:y, whose only qul~dificaLiC n is, their bitter hcstililt to i,e popular felihngsaund who, therefore, ctni ut be arlen.Ov ldged by the people as the proper alwiorers for the all(. cation of the funids dest ned for the relief ...

... RU 7-,dn-ndent.) (From the ?? jnuepoeiuec,.J The Repe3lere of New Ross assembled upon Wednesday night last in the Tholsel of that town, to pronounce their sentiments upon the decision of Young Ireland, and the course which they adopted before they left the association. Mr. Martin Doyle on that occasion spolte in the follow. ing sensible and prudent, as well as earnest and patriotic, fashion:- ...

... I r AMnICA. lVPROU OUR OVN.COBRESPONDEIM) Liverpool, Jutly alit, 1846. The steam-ship Britannia, Captain Hewett, arrived thi, afternoon, bringing papers up to the 15th instant, frot15 New York, being nine dans later than those previously re. ceived. Peiul g The following extracts from the American journal, ,, place our readers an fait with the intelligence from the sent of war in Mexico. It is ...