... IIRISH MEMBER1ENGLISH COMMIT.TErE,. I (FRoM ouR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT). b London, Friday. . William Smith O'Brien has again been summoned to at. E tend a parliamentary committee. He, however, this year, n as last year, positively refuse, to attend. I send you a copy I of the letter which be this day wrote to the chairman of t committee of selection. It is in its tone, language, and conception, ...

... RIOTS IN TIPPERARY. TnE FAMINE-INGURRECTION-PLUNDEB. I-If (says the Limerich Reporter) the following from a respectable correspondent, descriptive of a scene that took place in Tipperary, on Monday, bring not the government to a sense of their duty, we don't know what will:- Tipperary, Monday evening, April 13; 1846. This town presented a picture of anarchy and confusion this day which, it ...

... MEETING OF THE CORPQV4T~GN. A special meeting of the Town Council was held yester- day at the City Assembly House, Williamn-street, to cosi, eider the report of the finance committee relative to the cleiqo of Miles M'Grsth, for compensation, as chief or epecial bailiff of the Court of Conscience, and also to take into consideration the letter of the Poor Law Cosmnie- sionqrs, dated the 1st of ...

... ?? 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 ...

... REVIVALISM AT BIRMING HfI&-EX TRAOR- DINARY SCENE. (From the Morning Chronicle Correspondent.) Po The town of Birmingham has been in a state of great he commotion during the last few weeks, in consequence of be a series of what are termed ?? Revival meetings, the re scenes at which were of a mos Iextraordinary and unpre. be cedented character. Itappears that the Rev. J. Caughey, no a ...

... I i f f i r s patent to I Queee hs r een seal, granting th dint ofa Ie sder the 0Kiogdnom of Great Britain and Ir e to V nt Of th t eit enera the right lionourable Sir 1 lris ?? teig ht Gran d Crossof the Most Hononr- Is ° Ifr ?? l e Bath, and Governor-General of illiisy I heirs male of his body lawfulfly begotten, s 1o 3;e Id t ofi n ittleo of int uardinge, of King'; llj,1ae et~le, end fi In ...

... THE HONOURS OF VICTORY-SIR HUGH GOUGH. The fiery torch of war is quenobed, . And peaco is come again; There are laurels for the living, And memories for the slain. The two houses have been engaged in recording the thanks of the empire to the generals, officers, and troops who have been engaged on the short but bloody war on the Sutlej. In reading the record of a nation's thanks, we find ...

... 17, Merrion-row, Monday, April 14. 11 SiR-As the charges made against me by the Honourable Ov Member for Ennis (Mr. Bridgeman), appeared in your lie publication of Saturday last, I make no doubt you will in gi the spirit of fair play give insertion to my reply in your fo next publication. an I remain, your obedient servant, ru - D. J. WILSON. de Dublin, Monday night, April 6, 1846. eu Sin-I ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMEA T. I _ HOUSE OF COMMONS-TUEsuAY, APRIL 21. (Continuedfrom yesterday's Freeman). TENANT RIGHT IN IRELAND. Mr. P. SCROPE wished to put a question to the Home Secretary upon this subject, to which it was very important to have an answer before they entered upon a discussion of ally question affecting the law of landlord and tenant in Ire- land, or passed the measure professing ...

... IMPRISONMENT OF BRITISH SUBJECTS IN | AMERICA. TO TrE EDITOR OF THE FREEMAN. 35, Eacles-street, 27th April, 1846. DEAR SIR-A friend of mine who has travelled much in various countries, but 'who Is now a resident of this city, has this day sent me a number of the Grenada Free Press, dated the 25th March last, in which there is a detailed account of a most unjustifiable indignity offered to free ...

... I1IEETING OF RAILWAY SCRIPHOLDERS. - - . ,-J A preliminary meeting was held on yesterday, at Radley's tt Great Rooms, Commercial Buildings, it MARTIN BuniE, Esq., in the chair. o Mr. James Dunne was requested to act as secretary. t Mr. M'Kenna, T. C, briefly addressed the meeting; he ti wished it to be distinctly understood that this meeting was ri preliminary to further proceedings; the ...

... I (From thle Spectator.) The committee of the Lords appointed to inquire k; the burdens which bear peculiarly upon land have, we is alieve, established the existence of one such burden. ! J certainly a very unjust burden, but one, luckily, which ?? P lawmakers will be 'able to remove without any re: serious opposition. Certain non-professional witnesses examined by theco:. mitten declared ...