... -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 ...

... 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 ...

... l2, 1846. RENENBER THE 30TH OF MAY, 1844! GOVERNMENT INVESTIGATION-CASE OF BRYAN SEERY. We publish elsewhere a detailed report of the pro- ceedings at the investigation held on yesterday into the charge of (I neglect and violation of his duty, pre- ferred by Sir F. Hopkins, Bart., ?? French, Esq., R.M., Mullingar. We cannot admire the discre- tion of the lon. baronet in bringing the case ...

... The usual weekly meeting of the guardians of the above union was hold in the Board-room of the Workhouse yes- terdcy, M Dr. NALTY, V. C., in the chair. Ih The following guardians were present Captain Nowlan, Christopher Jones, Doctor Wall, Wm.I Crizier, Wmn. Parker, John Walsh, Thomas D. Smith, Clement Russell Taylor, John Healy, Doctor Monks, John Pearson, Francis Smith, and Doctor MICarthy. ...

... SCRIP EORGERI{ES. (From the Mnoraing Chronicle City Asticle.) A great sensation was created in the city on the opening of the Stock Exchange on Thursday morning, by an an- nouncement from the committee of the Buceingharrshire, Oxford, and Blechley Railway, one of the lines virtually under the management of the London and Birmingham Company, that forgeries of their scrip were in circulation. At ...

... SAILWAY COMMITTEES. HOUSE OF LORDS-FnIDAY. DUDBLI AND BELFAST JUNCTION, AND NAVAN BRANCR RAILWAY EXTENSION. IRISH NORTH MYIDLAND. DUBLIN AND ENNISRILLEN. The committee to whom these bills were referred, met this afternoon at three o'clock, in Abingdon.street. Pre. ?? Marquis of Salisbury (in the chair), Earl of Jersey, Lord Charville, and the Bishop of Oxford. Mr. Austin (who appeared on ...

... IWATERFORD, WEXFORD, WICKLOW, I r AND DUBLIN RAILWAY. AFFIRMATIVE MEETING. (FRoM OUR Ow!r REPORTERS.) London, Monday, 20th May. A meeting of scripholders of this company was held purs. e suant to advertisement, at the office of the Great Western Railway Company, Paddington, this day, to consider the propriety of proceeding with the company's bill. The following members of the directory were ...

... T -HA' MINISTERIAL MEASURES. I - mEEPTINGS OF PnOTECTIONISTS. Si A ?? mneeting of the Protection Sooietics wee t hold a, Thuriday at Willis's Rooms, 1for the purpose of re fifing; the cre~inmy originated bythe Anti Corn Law Lesgue Cs e~nd repeated it, the House of Commone by Sir Robert Feel f and his free trade adherents, that the great body of tenant. farmiers in tlio country were ...

... The French pipers of Monday are unimportant, SPAIN. The contents of the Madrid journals of the 28th ult. are destitute of iaterest. PORTUGAL. The accounts from Lisbon are to the 29th ult. There had been several conflicts between the insurgent peasantry and the troops in the provinces of Minbo, which, however had led to no decisive results, and troops were ?? on Miaho in various directions, The ...

... I 1- MR. WILLIAM S. O'BRIEN, M.P. Pursuant to advertisment the preparatory meeting to take into consideration the steps to bo pursued with re- ference to the incarceration of William Smith O'Brien by the English House of Commons, was held on Wednesday, in the Commercial Buildings, Limerick. The Right Worshipful the MAYOR in the Chair. The Chairman said he believed the first business at this ...

... I (FROM OUR SPReIAL COHBrSPOND0XRT.) 0 London, Monday Night. b The long expected wordy cam1paign in the Lords e was opened to-night, with Londonderry and Brougham on a the commercial ?? and Stanley on the Protec. tionist aide. The moat intense interest was manifested by the public to wiitneas the expected excitement within the house. Dozens of gentlemen remained at the strangers entry, ...

... Ot DUBLIN, SATURDAY, MAY 2, 1846. REMEMBER THE 30TH OF SlO, 1844! IMPRISONMENT OF SMITH O'BRIEN. Smith O'Brien is expiating ih a prison the single- tness of his devotion to Ireland. Almost the last of the Repealers who continued to put trust in a British House of Commons, he is now the first smitten by that same house for the earnestness with which, when forced into opposite convictions, hie ...