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... IMPERIAL PARLIAABNT. I HOUSE OF LORDS _MONDAY, JUDY 5. The LORD CHANCELLO. took his seat on the *oiok at five o'clock. POOR RELIEF SUEERVISION (IRELAND) BILL. Lord BROUGHAM begged to call the attention of the government to a provision in the poor relief supervision (Ireland) bill, by which the treasury bad the power of making the salary of the Chief Commissioner, who WsA to have a seeatin ...
... STATE OF THE FUNDSSATUDAY W - -Tr7 n I BRITISH. I P~r Bank S~o~k. 197IBrazilian Five Per Cent..- 3 per Cent led. Anus. ..88i Danish Three per Cent _ 3 per Cent. Con. Annu- Mexican Five.- 3 per Cent. 1726.. - Iperavian Newv 3i per Cgent..90ji Portuguese s per Cen~j:*,: New 5 per Cent. Anns. - Converted ..1 Long Aniistepre Portuguese 4 per.Cn ..3 Jnuary , 109 ...
... Iernii4 hewad DUBLIN, WEDNESDAY, MY 7, 1847. REKEIBER THE 30TH F EA '4 i- I -- THE iq.EW POOR LAW. ierto Already the effecte of the law are beginning to beun- Don derstood and dreaded. We published on yesterday the sty's resignation of George M'Cartney as Chairman of the Iy to Ballymoney Unimon a step which is likely to be imi- I the tated in many other unions-for few will undertake V1L the ...
... Portuguese liberal insurrection has met with final extinction, and that the Queen of that country is once more erect upon her throne—all this achieved not the admirals or envoys of England, who utterly failed in bringing about such a result, but by Spanish general at the head of a Spanish army. The feelings displayed by the population of the first city of the kingdom in commercial respects, ...
... THEATRE.—To-*o**ow Etowo, ROBERTO Alice Mdlic. Jenny Lind; Isabella, Mad. Castellan; CIA\OLU. __h i. sig. Gardoni; Bertram, Ilerr DIVERTISSEMENT. And various ENTERTAINnaIIct Department—Doors open at 7. OPERA, COVENT-GARDEN.-To-xouiew ■® BOLES A. A-I'.a Bolena, Mad. Grisi; Lady ?ey- Votluii Smeeftm, Mdlle. Alboni; Henry VIII., SiR. Divertissement, L'AMOUR ET . _ Doors open 7J. Evwiso, ALL THE ...
... I APP40ACHING GENERA.L ELECTION, I The.followinDg is a list of candidates for Scottish consti- tuencies, named and declared. The names marked with ane are Conservatives; those marked with a T are Liberals. COUNTIES. Aberdeen .Hon. Admiral Gordon.* Argyll . - . The Dean of Faculty.*. Ayr .. . - Mr A. Oswald.o; Banff . --. Mr James Dufff Berwick . ...
... MISCELLANEO US. A MOnDF8T R EQUEST.- Live and let live, as the criminal' 3 to the hangman. PFIASANT INFORMATION. Did you not tell me this mornss was hard at the bottom ? said a young horseman to a eonntryman, when his horse had sunk up to the saddle girth. Yes, I did, but you are not half way to the bottom yet. said the fellow. TAE DiFFERENCE.- A little more animation, my dear, ...
... THIE arrivals from the East follow each other in quick succession. Another-mail from Bombay puts us in pos- session of news from that Presidency to the 20th of May, and from Calcutta to the 8th. No remarkable intelligence is brought by this arrival -the mail having followed so closely on that of the 12th, that little news could be expected. We are not there- fore disappointed at the few ...
... SC0TLAND. ORDER OF THIE THiSTLE.-The London Gazette of the '22d ult., announces that her Majesty has been pleased to direct Letters Patent to be passed under the Great Seal, granting the dignity of a Knight to the Earl of Elgin, and also to the Earl of Stair. - These -Peers having been nomi- nated by her Majesty Knights of the Most Ancient and Most Honourable Order-of the Thistle, the honour ...
... some, perhaps'considerable, influence at the coming elections. It is certain that wherever farmers can exercise their independent | votes, they will strenuously support the candidates j who advocate the legal recognition of the tenant's; right to enjoy his own floating capital. That the advocacy of any such measure of mere common honesty i should form a merit in would-be legislators, ...
... - ;THE COP ATION ' - ; | I iieeting of the Town Counnil having, been ennonnes for yesterday, the Right non. -the Lord' Mayii', and severe members of the Corporatiou attended at 'the Asiembl House at one o'clock, soon, after which his lordship tool the ohair. The speeif'c bu'lnese of the day was a motioi by the Lord Mayor relative to the revision of the Muansia Hoise Committee. Councillor ...