... THIRD Eit-o9r HOUSE OF LOREl)S-FrIDAY, MNsIcAt1 ,, THE IRISII O@EROlIlNtBILL' NVas read is tirtiud pa.fed several other bills- wi'- fhrwaided a stage, and tihe Iouse ?? at six o'clock. HOUSE OF COMMONS-FRIDAY, MARCI 13. FEVE.R IN IRELAND. Sir'J.irsns (GaeAm applied tot leave to bring in a bill ?? tile establishiment ot fever bospitalh in Ireland. One plovision of the meansire was to ...

... | - 1- . , - IA Motion sade, and question proposed, That an humble Address be presented to her Majesty, that she will be graciously pleased to take into her Majesty's most gracious consideration the Petitions of the People presented during the present Session of Par- liament, in favour of at restoration to their native land of Frost, Williams, and Jones :-(M i. 'ameas Dsncosbe: )-The House ...

... Er --i p v PrW', PA*bem am , ?? - _.Ii? I . .. i, MI1l ST.LEII LANC.ASHIRB We are 7*el$gateo S.Ache Miners of Boltou, Litl tie Lever, O . 6lfebeeoir, asnd the surrounding dis. triets are eter1 og.usf esnloymentt as Will be seen by the following :- To THE Ced MISS, oD SCOTLAiPsD.Brethreu, We, tihe coal iniIntefiLrasaIre, beg to call your atentioll to the struggle now existipg betw een the soal ...

... iforeigp Iffir. WVe have this week further, but by no means satis- factory, news of the progress of X TIHE WAR IN INDIA, t the particulars of which wve give in another column. X It will be seen that tile Sikls, so far from being con- I quered, or even humbled, by their defeat at Mood- E ikee and Ferozeshal, had again crossed the SutleJ, and were again strongly encampedon the British side i of ...

... Cbartt!5t fit? telligurt# ?? ?? TUE EXECU~TIVE COMMITTEE-.TO TI4E Ai MEMBERS OF THlE NATIONAL CIIARTEV ASSOCIATION. FaRIsNDS,-TIre period for which we were appointed LI to serve irs officres iii thle noble cause of Chrart-Ion), is fast approximating to a cloec, arid in apprising you of thie duty which will consiequently devolve upon you, ?? feel bound to call your attention to the po. sition ...

... I LOSS OF THE GREAT LTVERPOOL. I s 'SC tin at PC a ith in w ins Intelligence reached town on Sataurday of the total lose of thes Groat Liverpool steamer, which topk place on the 24th1or February, at 4 lits the omoralg, off Cape Finleterre, by getting as a shoals. The eatastrophe appears to have been wholly the result f of accident. It is said that no blame whiatever attaehre to P Captain ...

... THE TEN JIOURS' BIIL. TO THLE EDITORS OF TIHE LEEDS MERCURY. GENTLEmnix,-If a mischievous delusion is abroad, it is the duty of every one to do his best to remove that delusion; and the best way to effect that object is ?? the imcdissm of the L of newspaper press. It is for the editors of newspapers to decide what ine commuuications may or roay sot have such a tendency, and to Insert ri-h or ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAIENT. H OUSE OF LORDS, f THURSDAY. Titers Nvas no busincs5 of public interest this day, and the lions adjourned early. G HOUSE OF COMMONS. Y WEDNESDAY, MARCIZ 4. e The S'INAE'r l. tool the chair at twelve o'clock. SThe following bills were read a second time and ordered to t ' committed -Midland and Eastern Counties Railway (Cambrilb to Weedon), Deeside Railway, Great North of ...

... Ceo Aaiero & _qorreroponbct. PaOcT. WILLIANS, AND JoNgs.-Brotber Chartists,-The motion of the hon. member for Finsbury is for the pre; sent lost-not so much (as may be gleaned from the debates) because the house' did not think them fit objects of mercy, as because the house was evidently of opinion that the case should be left in the hands of the Minister. Friends, permit me, therefore, ...

... TO THOMAS COOPER, THE CIIARTIST. | My DEAR CooPER,-I receive your letter with thanks, and publish it with pleasure. Withoutstop- ping to discuss the niceties of moral and political doctrines, I shall proceed at once to a comparison between our respective regard for public opinion- fist, observing that your letter convinces me that I have achieved one of the main objects of my life-I mean such ...

... NoTuHIN can better illustrate the rule-of-thumb system of legislation prevalent upon most important subjects, than the treatment of railways. Similar ignorance of first principles, and want of foresight as to the probable tendencies and expansion of new. societarian influences, are by no means scarce, but the recent birth and development of this new ele- ment of our social state enables us to ...

... The Queen held a Drawving-room on Thursday last, at St. James's Palace, her Majesty and Prince Albert arrived from Buckingham Palace at two orc lock, and were received by the Lord Steward, the Lord Chambe rlain, the Master of the Horse, and the Groom of the Stole to Prince Albert. Her Roya Highness the Duchess of Kent was preseut, attended by Lady Fansy Howard, Colonel Sir George Cooper, Bart. ...