... ag HOUSE OF LORtDS.-FRnDAY, Feb. 22. ad ItOYAL ASSENT. ed Their Lordships met at a quarter before four, when tihe o- Royal assent was given by commission to the County Coss ce (Ireland) Bill. en THE ANTI-lENT AGITATING PRESBYTERIAN in MINISTERS IN IRELAND. rn Thc Marquess of LooNDsOrNtDR, in alluding to a statement g whichi had appeared relative to tibo agitation for a reduction of tg rents by ...

... Loyeata iFIteltifearce. !ii AsSALILT.-On Trueday, Markina Lyon *It% brought rmsbefo~e ivir. Rusirtoni, and tiaed £5, (or tr4- a nruh' rna. BE live prrsiament in default of paTMen,,) flot brutally ati~ult. hi 13.11l wig air old woman named Mary Dtp um WESLEYAN CrsAa'rr., SBACOMBRa.0U Tuesday even- S ' doi- sg a WA Patty auro sorred wasl held in this piaceof wor. e' Al satiip, oil lecatrori at ...

... Friday next being Good Friday, our office in Lord seel vtreet will be eloseT at Eleven o'clock in the morning; Urn but the Mfecuiwy will be on sale, the whole of the day, at the following 'iacets:- _Arnoldt's, :,tl. John-street; Wlhitford's, 2.35, Scotlaud-road; Xoarney'i 43, 1)Dal-str. et * IShepherd', I 3, Vauxhall-road, John Ldr' Pot-ofllco, Bruns-' anid 99, Sootland-road'; wick-road; ...

... MOIRNING EXPRESS. 10Y HLElTsrlC TE.LEGaArAi. TFIlE i1UDGET. In a lc:vhullg ar'icle oil this suloject the Times, alluding to the Chalcellor's ditlicilitv in satisfying, all parties, says it woahl not he ?? to ECC him divide his surplus between thc; tax palir and tho public, creditor. The Times atrongly urges au attempt towards the liquidalation of tho national dc,t. A INClIlE'SIinR SIIARrE ...

... TO THEO HOLDERS OF LIVERPOOL DOCK BONDS. 've 'p GENTLMM?,Ex,.hperienIce shows its that persons t Lvisi-dependent for their subsistence, not upon their 'h r foreign personal exertions, but upon the interest procur-C( For treat- able upon their capital by the exertions of others, sta .nnot be are found to lend their money upon alny works ing lundered which are of a publie character-. The ...

... M , Rberbten sonvtna, vwmmDAY, 1 M=0h 20, 1850. RAILWAY AUDIr BILLS-On Monday evening, on the moving of the second reading of the Railway Audit Bill by Lord Granville, Lord Stauley urged on the con- sideration of the Government in its stead another mea- sure of which ho had the charge, and which was meant to effect the same object. Lord Granville, in moving the order of the day, had adverted ...

... | -WE hope in our next impression to have the satisfaction of ?? the formial opening of the Aberdeen Railwaty- the 10ong-protracted, loing-looked-for consummation of tilis Mnost important unidertaking, that links nis, by continuonail linies of coinmannieatjon, withl that great railway network that covets the wholei southern portion of the kingdom. buct anl event-probably thie most important ...

... FOREIGN INTELLIG ENCE. ue FRANCE. , - The French government is about to erect a monument to 1i Marshal Ney, on the spot where hie was shot. It will represent .t the marshal d presenting his breast and opening his heart to death. 9 There was an animated discussion in the national assembly If on Saturday, on one of the clauses of the public education bill. e The discussion arose on an ...

... i? 1? i - In military circles it is stated the 4^h dtagcon guatds are to be added to the 16th lancers, and 7th dragoon guards to the 17th lascers. The 2d or queen's move from Dublin to Newry, the first week of April. BaRAcos.-Tho new barracks now being erected at Sheffield, and capable of accommodating 37 officers arid 910 msren, will not be ready for nccupatinn until the year 1852. KILKFN.ra ...

... MAJOR EDWARD$S, ?? THE BEN(AL LION.ri . The British Government it is said, have arrived at the conviction that a man may be fit to nommand before he gets into the sear andyellow ?? and in order to avoid -the necessity for appointing purses to attend gouty od-domrnedoes, on, etivetserace, a host of officers, of very mature condition and very ordinary abilities have been shelved,.while,,pro- ...

... T a I c Z) 0 1.11an, 13,11acurp. EDINBURG H. mo.IIAt. mIRCL-1, 150. We do not thiel; the budget of the Chancellor of the Exchequer ought to disappoint any reasonable expecta- tion, apart from the clamorous competitors for the suirplus. The Cliance-lor of the Exchequer calculated on a surplus of L.I,500,000 for the year ending 5ah April 1851, and lhe was beset by applications. which, if they ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS.-T1tESDAY, M&CH 12. Their lordships assembled at 4 o'elock. ROYAL COMNISSION. The roy. assent, was give by commission to the Party Procesaions (Ireland) Bill. The royal Commissioners were the Earl of Shaftesbury, the Earl of Minto, and the Harl of Carlisle., Their lordehipa thoa djournled dutring pleasure. Lord PoRuTAw took his seat on the woolsack at 6 O'clock. PETITIONS ...