... HOUSE OF LOILDS —THUM/WAY, Arm 6. The Property-tax Bat was, aft, r a short di,cussion, in which the Marquis of Lansdowne. Lord Stanley, Earl Grey, and Lord Lyttleton took part, read a second time. 'their lordships shortly afterwards adjourned. HOUSE OF ...

... pleased to he able to say that, in many instances, the seed has been got into the gr d in very good condition. The Earl of Cardigan is determined to render himself notorims. This week, another of his outrageous attacks upon his offirers has been made public ...

... —Cuance or Nicut ING.— Howard v. George Bellis and John Bellis.—This was an information under the Game pe T #2W8, in which the defendants, who are gentlemen of undoubted respectability, one of them (Mr. John Bellis) being a proctor in Dactors’ and the other ...

... strenuous exertions of our council prevented the outbreak of an insurrection last week. Thous tart, brave men had resolved that John Mitchell shouid nut leave the Irish shore except across their corpses. We apprehended that, under present circumstances, an ...

... Henry Ranken have been found guilty of aedition, whilst one, John Grant, has been acquitted. IRELAND.—Considerable alarm was created in Olonmel Wednesday week by a rumour that large body of armed peasantry were about to march into the»town, attack the gaol ...

... increased security to her Majesty's crown and government. It he succeeded in his motion, he should follow the course of Lord John Russell in 1844, and move to refer the- subject to a 'Meet committee. The hon. gentleman took a general view of the grievances ...

... published a statment relative to Lord Cardigan. fouitiird upon a esse, the alleged circumstances of shirt% err briefly these : a short time since tho Hon. Gerard Nod, a captain in the corps of which Lord Cardigan is colonel. baying been late at stables ...

... Bowring, J. Bright, 11. Callaghan, R. Cobden, W. S. Crawford, J. T. Dectleux,W. Fa A dinner party took place at the King's Arms, fur the purpose of presenting Tom Winfield. hunteman to Mr. Drake, with a testimonial. Subacriptionn fur the testimonial were ...

... sheep. DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS WITH ROME BILL. To questions from Mr. Packe and Mr. Augustus Stafford, Lord Palmerston and Lord John Russell said it was their intention to proceed this session with the proviso as it came down from the Lords. Sir A, Brooke ...

... endeavouring to organise an indefinite system of assistance from abroad. In America were now being entered into to provide arms for the Irish insurgents. In Paris there at present existed an Irish national committee, which committee had placarded the ...

... miner of that name, who reside• at Sands ith, was charged stealing a cheese, weighing upwaids of 211b5., the property of Mr. John Pearson, grocer, of Ropera:reet. The prisoner was held tJ bail to answer the eterge at the next quarter sessions, and she left ...