... I . .IL.PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS-Tur,&DAY, FEB. 24. (Continuedfioees the Freeman of yesterday.) WAR IN INDIA-BATTLES OF MOODKEE AND FEROZESHUR. The Duke of WELLINGTON ?? lords, my noble friend the President of the Bbr'd of Control will, on Monday next, submit to your lordships certain resolutions in relation to the conduct of the troops of her Majesty and the East India Company In the late ...

... I THE-CAUJSE OF PROTECTIoN. Lord Willoughby D'Eresby has published in the Merpi,9 Post his viewos of protection. The following are the pria. l cipal points:_ A FrenCh author says of women, that they are like wee. thercocks-when they grow old and rusty, they fix; it is certain that the same thing cannot be said of our present i ministers, who, after advocating protection for thirty years have, ...

... A meeting of the members of the '82 Club was held yes- terday at Radley's Hotel, Commercial Buildings, for the purpose of passing the accounts and electing officers for the present year. The chair was occupied by WILLIAM SMITH O'BRIEN, Esq., M.P. Mr. Dobeny read the report of the committee for the past year, which was unanimously adopted, and Sir Colman t O'Loghlen read an abstract of the ...

... DUBLIN, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1846. REDIENBER THE 30TH OF MAY, 1844! STATE OF IRELAND-THE MARQUIS OF CLANBICARDE. The state of Ireland! The present state of Ire- land 1 ! What, at the present crisis, is imaged to the mind by the words the state of Ireland ? What should be imaged ? Surely the ' state of Ireland at the present moment means its rapid approach to a desolating famine. Not so ...

... I iTHE ARRANtGEMENT OF THE GREGON. The following paragraph in relation to the mode of settling the Oregon question appears in the Daily News of Tuesday:- We stated the other day, in discussing the Oregon ques- tion, how undesirable it was for any nation to take post at the mouth of a river, and retain the power, even though unexercised, of prohibiting the free navigation of its stream to other ...

... I ZirAl if IfD ?? PANS p- (F'rom the Morneiq Fast,) We lately stated that an application was about to be Ia made to My. Francis Charteris, by the electors of East at Gloucestershire, with a view to offer him the alternative be of voting against the Ministerial measure or resigning his Dseat for the county. Mr. Charteris has chosen the letter, zo and his address to his constituents, containing ...

... NORMAN LEGISLATION FOR TRELAND. I TO TUdE EDITOR OF T~ipE xaEEMAX. - 1 ?? remark or two on ?? coercion biUl, against a which I trust all friends of freedom will raise their voices. ' First, Rs to its origin., To the late Lord Grey and the n, prescat Lard Stanley belongs the authorship of this men- ac sure. Their, coercion bill led the way for this. This bill which ollowstheir-in rendering the ...

... CATHOLIC JURORS-CATHOIAC CLERGYMEN. In the Evening Mail of Monday last a lengthened article appears, in reference generally to the recent commission at Westmeath, but more especially to the case of Bryan Seery. Into many of the statements therein put forward we shall not enter now. But we may remark that an ungraceful r, repudiation of the averment that the' Attorney- General had set aside ...

... (FRom OUR PARLYAMENrARY CORUESPONDENT,) London. Wednesday Morning. The debate was again adjourned last night, and on Thursday we will have a repetition of the recrimination so freely indulgerl in by the disjointed members of the ppce compact and powerful Tory party. Mr. Stafford O'Brien opened the debate last night in a speech of great ability and power, hitherto the ouly speech worthy the ...

... We subjoin a communication from Lord Clonclurry which possesses a melancholy interest. His lordship states that having sown some potatoes in November, he now finds that one-third of them, after having thrown out shoots; have failed. This, as the vene. rable and patriotic nobleman states, is bad news, but it is better to give timely information. Most true; and we trust that this benevolent ...

... I IMPERIAL PARLIAEAMT. HOUSE OF LORI)S_-THURSDAY, FEeuIIARY 5. n RAILWAYS. The Earl of DALIIOUSIE said their lordships' commit- v tee on railway bills had met and agreed to a report, which t ho laid upon the table. They reported that in their opinion I so much of the standing orders of the house as required a h deposit of one tenthof the capital should be suspended in I regard to all railway ...

... NOR''I' DUBLIN UNION. ThI weekly meeting of the guerdians of the above union was held ycsterday in the board-room of the workhouse, tc North Bruuswick-streei, RICHIARID O'GOIRMAN. Req., prosided. STATE OF T1ri UOUSE: Paupers admitted last week, 79 ; discharged, 71; died, 14; paupers renmrininrt in the house, 1944. The following notice of the Rev. Mr. M'Donaell, the Protestant chaplain, was ...