... Cite JHcrntrn. 8 ALUS POPULI LBX SUP RE MA FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1847. The moving of the second reading of the Labouring Poor (Ireland) Bill brought under discussion the whole question of the Irish policy of Ministers, and the House found itself at once launched upon a mare magnum of elemental conflict and confusion. To reduce to any shape resembling unity the features of the Babel scene were ...

... IvTE the undersigned, INCLOSURE COMMISSION_ V ERS for ENGLALNIND and WALES, herehy give gotice.that Applicatiows bve been madeby ALEXANDER bGv,?O of Ardeo, in the County of Kincardine, Esquire, t he A-dvance of the un~dernientioned Sum by way of Loan, nder the provisions oF tbe Act of the 9th and loth Vict., - w, for the Draina~ge ,of the Lands hereinafter speei- fled: -__-__- Sum applied Name ...

... AM-EBGAIZ, NOT-I-OHA- AND BoSTOK, AM. EaSTSBH i. v ST_^_ ., A - T -_J he Ant sod on thb line -IU ta-S t£ S_ rl y ?? l Norton Norton, Esq., a__to_ ._„ !5 c A uke of ?? . ...

... A/FECoES 7,SHILLING' -L-. These, ad the Sixpen y[T hootk b .j E that. whilst. ehas the most elegamt. Sh - determined todoe ?? the most maufantraetjs estensie1. on htplremini N s .lia street,. Londono.D55, or 0105bDxessi Tables. Table sild Small CutletY razo Every article s.warrantedw,6e i5 th e Mechian Dresing Case. the, Paient Castei the Magic Strop sod Paste- and the Peculit 4,l , Beware of ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS.— Tuesday, Feb. 9. The Lord Chancellor took his seat on the Woolsack at five o'clock. PUBLIC BUSINESS. PETITION3.—By the Karl of Stiucb&okk, from St. Helen s, Ipewxh, against the Poor Removal Act.—By Lord Stanley, from churchwarden* of Manchester, on the «uhject the parochial funds.—The Earl of Eoluitok, from the distillers of Scotland, against the alteration of the duty on Hum ...

... THEATRE ROYAL, DUBLIN. Last Appearance but two of Mr. MACREADY, whose engagement cannot he fenewed or prolonged. f N THIS EVENING (Friday), Feb. 5, 0 1847, will be performed Shakspeare's Tragedy of OTHELLO, THrE MOOR O VENICE. Othello, Mr Maoready; Duke of Venice, Mr Hou~gon; gago, Mr Caicraft; Emelia, Mrs Ternan; Dead ona, Jdias Chalmers. To conclude with the Faroe of LOVE, LAW, AND PHYSIC. ...

... E~DSB OUH SESIONS.-NOTICE JJit hereby given, that the next GL\SEIIAL QuARTlERt OF TIEiIEACE for the Boerougliof Leeds, in thle St, X b Ycll0holden beforO T FXASILOWNR ILIS, cr00n 2har,rrdSP. the Fourth Dayp of March Ieext, at Nine of isthe k'rri tleFretnoon. at which time and place all Jurors, ,als. police officers, P'rosecutors. Witnesses, l'eisofli ?? tat the soeld Se5slMI~CE is ...

... L E E D Si/RADESMEN'S BENEVOLiNT INSTITUJTION. The Committee of this Institution refer with pleasure to the increasinX ?? which it cosititelse to receive, andt ceSpeCt- fully iotimnato to. the Donors aitd Subecribers. that iii ronse- teuce of suc Increase in its Futndls, tie litstitittion will tlis Yealr be enabled to have an EX'TRiAORCDINAxRY ElLECTIoIN 0t EIGHT ADDITIONAL PICOSONS ?? Femsles ...

... M -ya IISTOZy or SCO3TLASD-1 ilP'rii~ttan7 vulk Svo., large0 size, £4. 4s, Also the ScrtSP~lEition in 9) vebI. post Sto., £2, 14s. ~ ~ ~C OTTS-H OrTIPtNAah andl SU7PPLE- ml.. *5~ ...

... TEETH! TCETH!! TEETH!-! mr. u. C. GOVE, DENTIST, - TJ EGY to iform his Friends and the 'Public generally, I) that he still continues to supply the loss of Teeth, without pain. or e5xtricating the remaining roots, wrrranted for perreet articilation., ud: cornforti- maticsticn. -.Mr. G. has quite determifd, s economy is the order ot tha :da- t-o redsce bis Charges so that bbI ada may be in the - ...

... al Conway A-ericn~tulral Sociey re Lit PRESIDRN'T, PsThe Hon. E. IL, LI. MOSTYN, 1U.P., Gloddacth. a ~~~~VI Cf,- llESlD B T, la- TII03IAS WILLIA5iiS, Esq., Glyn. ndt PFremiums for the Year 18I7. nt PLOUGHI-NG MATCHES. Ol -NOR FOUR lOI'JUGI-IING I1ATCIIES,-viz., is Jj one in each of the following Districts, on the he day mentioned above each. ty DISRniCT NO. 1. DlSTRICT No. 3. ed February l6th. ...

... TO CORRESPONDENTS. mR. OWEN \WILLIAMS, of Waunfawr's acceptance of 11 AILIUD 0 \1' LAO El DADAU'S friendly challenge sh1all be given in our next. A CoNStANT lcADen.-IThe Duke of Wellingtod, when Sir Arthur Wellesley, represented St. Mi- chael's, Cornwall, in the lfritish House of Comn- mons, vice Sir Christopher Hawlins vho, at the ucuecral election, 1806, was returned by no less than thrco ...