... (Site SALUS POPVLI LEX SUPIiEMA. FRIDAY, APRIL 30, 1847. The rejection of Sir William Molesworth's amendment on Monday evening was a matter of course. The distinct pledge then given by the Government to take the very earliest opportunity of maturing a measure for the admission of Roman CatMolics to the same educational rights as are conferred on other sects, left the Honourable Member for ...

... LOSS OF THE ROYAL MIAIL PACKET COMI- PANY'S STEAMER TWEED. The Baltimore sailing-packet, from New York, ar- rived at Uavro on Saturday last, bringing New York journals to the 10th ult. The Yucatan schooner Atrevida, which sailed from Campeachy on the 19th February, brought a letter to a mercantile house in New Orleans on the 1st of March, aulouttcije, that the Tweed had been wrecked on the the ...

... THK FUNDS.— L«nd »n, VVkdnbsday Evening. oca The British Securities have assumed a somewhat firmer appearance during the last day or two ; this morning the market opened with some firmness at and Consols finally closed at for money, and J for account. There very little business doing in the foreign market, and quotations are rather lower; Brazilian 84, Mexican, heavy at 20, Portuguese 34. ...

... BICESTER, APIL, 8. DiES.-On the IIth of January, near the Kee River, Kaffir- 1and; aged 27, Lieutenant thd Hon. IV. J. G. Chetwynd. of the 73rd Regiment bf Font, and secdnd soei of Viscount Chietwynd, late of Miing's ?? House, in this place. The deceased was killed by Kaflirs, when in the performance of his duty, in cap- turing some cattle for the troops in camp. He was detached f-om the main ...

... MR. PUSEYSTE NANTl RIGHT BILL. Abstract of a Bill (as amended by the Select Com- mittee) for the iniprovernent of agricultural tenant right in England and Wales. Clause I ?? every tenant under any holding for a term of years commencing after the passing of this Act, and every tenant under any yearly holding, on the determination of his tenancy of any farm, by effluxioti of time, notice, death, ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS. THURSDAY, April 23. Tire Marquis of WEsTMSATH complained of the reports .which had appeared in Thee Times and Sun newspapers re- specting his motion for leave to bring in a bill to restrain the waste of land in Ireland, and moved that the printers of the two papers in question be called to the bar of the house. Lord BnouGHAmand the Marquis of LANSDOWNE dis- suaded the noble ...

... SAJ N VAT R Y Mal EL X 1- iT2 S. I rtas, i,, ?? ?? .. ci ct. ?? I ItY IIlUL.X [I, s. E (Frosnt abe 2'dsce'.P The diffic ulty in the Way of a good act for thie sanaterv improve- A mle:1t ;adtd regulationl ct onr ci; ies is ?? the ?? ever to he P I elcolliltered by the genius of uini. It is thlat there is nqo disficll~v| at a1:. SoIlte 'dcgrea ol rtesistance, tith a ltit tl'n-acioo in justice. ...

... HELAN']). TIIE FANtINE OF Tfll WESTERN COASr. The DUt/lu, EttV5t50 i 'POe cootakie the ?? appaliinq ear- r at:ve fronm .ir. Billion, Secretary of the Royal Agricultural So- eiety oi' Irrelndl, who in his privaite capacity, recently visited the distrcssed distrcts alone tshe vestern coast, wit th a vier of oh- taining accurate ?? as to the conilition of tile people. The statement of MYr. RuPen ...

... i] L~t. et') t) t e ?? 7ifr ?? Ar-m, 1 ;. The Speatker too(k tile ?? teflt . f. mu O -1 The Speake, t.>ok the ?? ter-iav 3r r ?? j LII]NI~r~t.LiANID VFllTlt ll.II IVAY' t;IYl. i anr. F. Ral~al~- ?? second redin: ot the Edinbur:; ' ?? Bill. r. IS. P,1?1> CI )Ni E at some lengtth opposed th bi .1. a' .1 !tatecl tlh, his Oectioigs to the ?? AAere in C'nseqlenc rartiescto the hil were ...

... L ONDON, APRIL 14. N- t ,C'Pcel arrived in Blackburn last Menderv yiiaht per ra ?? The right hon. baronet travelled in an a'e 'a l-e iace' on) a truck, and was ?? attended byva Fzcirw c -iir'ant. He pa.Ssed the night at the hotel. S ir Ttobert ha, a gool ii ~al of property in the neighbourbood co B itklburr Whichubprodiuces hiil about £44000 a rear,= and it is ...

... RIW[&i LCC!LNEERS. - - -, _ - _ We have been favoured with a peruisal of a letter just received by -Messrs IT. BD. Kelase, of this town, from Mr. Harper, the master of their vessel, the 'Mare Caompbell, of Greenock, which describes in simple language the very serious position in which he and others have been placed by the lawless conduct of the people on the Irish coast. His letter is dated ...

... London, Wednesday Night. PenE THE LORDS' AMENDMENTS ON THE IRISH POOR RELIRE Pay Clot BILL. Her The Earl of Clancarty, the Earl Of Wicklow, Lord Fori Monteagle, and the Earl Fitzwilliam, last might gave notice, I1ci before the rising of the House of Peers, of their intention to move amendments on the Irish poor relief bill, but the indistinctness of tone in which they expressed their deter- ...