... IRE LAND. EXsECrTIoxs.-Tuesday being the day named fur the exe- cution of John Eyan, who wvas found guilty at the las7 Tulla- more Assizes of the murder of Serjeant Grant, a large con- course assemnbled in front of thejail to witness the awful spec- tacle. At five minutes past tvelve the culprit tripped up tine ladder with a light step, accompanied by the Rev. Messrs Callery and Flood, Roman ...

... WHITEHALL-April 4. The Lord Chancellor has appointed Charles Hodgson, of Selby, in the county of York, Gent., to be a Master Extraor- dinary in tbe Ihigh Court of Chancery, NATIONAL DEBT OMPCE -April 4. The Lords Commissioners of her Majesty's Treasury having cert'fied to the Commissioners for the Reduction of the Na- tional Debt, in pursoanee of the Act 10th Geo. IV., c. 27, sec. 1, that the ...

... PRTAXTE ORORESPJ)DF8N T1E y'E. (From Our sueciai Oomyoa-a&: LONDON, SATERDAY EVrENIG. On Thursday evening there was a lively conversanicn between Earl Minto, Earl of Elleuborongili, Lord Col- chester, and Lord Stanley, on the passing of the Pieat:- Head-Money bill thr-ouahb committee. On the notion o: the Marquis of Breadalbane, thae Titles to Religions Con- gregations bill passed through ...

... The monthly meeting of this reverend court was held yes- ?? Fraser, Moderator. THE LATE ELECTION TO THE ASSEMBLY. Dr Barclay gave in reasons of dissent against certain pro- ceedings of last Presbytery itn regard to the election of r tpre- sentatives to the General Assembly. It may be recollected that six elders being nominated as lay representatives to the Assembly, of whom three only could be ...

... There are some gourmands who declare that neither lamb nor mackerel are in seospon until they can obtain green peas with the former and green gooeeberry sauce with the latter; so, also, some sporting men will not admit that the Racing Seeson has conirenced until the first of the Newmarket serials-the Craven Meeting- has opened the balL at head-quarters. These stieklers for ancient legitimacy ...

... WRECK OF THE ROYAL ADELAIDE STEAMER- GREAT LOSS OF LIFE. IT is our melancholy duty to announce She total loss, in tile late severe gaile, of thle City of Dublin Steamo-packet Cup.1 pany's ship Royal Adelaide, Captain Joltu Batty, pilving be- tween the ports of Cork aot1 Loztdon. Shte left Cork oil Wye d- nesdav afternoon wvith a foll cargo of goods, antI, it is said, about 250 passengers. She ...

... ILoral Katritgrnr. l3E LEA ST 'r i ouG 11R U REGISTRY. Tax Borough Registry cosmiienced on Saturday moriting, at tell o'cltielt, ihure the Assistasit-Barrister, ;otIN G i0soM, lEsq.. anud termiated thle seine tier. Mr. Biriiey appeared fir tble Critsercalices and Mr. Johl Collins for bite Liberals. lito folliacimic is ilhe retnrti of die resalt accordiing to tle C O S l. E T I t ' V1', I V 1:. ...

... SOIREE TO FRANCIS C. LESLIE AND WILLIAM BEI3mS, IESQRS. ON Tucsday evenilng a soiree was given by the Dublin Pro- testint Association to F. C. Leslie Dlnd NV. Bcers, Rsqrs., ex- Justices if the Peace, at the lie It(a d, D)ulin. Tlle Round Tioolil was filled with a ?? asiemblage of guests, wshich ?? a lar-ce inumilber of lailies. T'fe Rev. Wmar. FRY, Grisid Chliphin of the Grand Orange Lndce of ...

... T'ile ?? Ear'1 of 13 cI carias has Ii rou I it patpersi fron i the Calle of stie 16th oif Febriiery, frott which we learn thle cletlanner vessel which left Enghland. enl isa( 12th of Ijoreiohcr lest, at'. tivedi iii Thaclie onl the 120i 'if Fcblstary, with lthe Welcome peace tessassge frost Eail Grey thset hie lied revoksed his for. lier' decree ?? cnlv'icts Lto that comet', andi Clit Orders ...

... SEcclriaztical I1nifcigence. TIlse Arehilisiso p Of Canterli rv w Il hold a specin visitation ill the diocese of Exeter, il his capacity as metropolitan, for the purpose of institutinig the R1cv. Mr. Gorhanm. A longg correspondienice has taken place between foir of the Scottish Bishiops and the 13ishop of London, on tle subject of ?? regencration aliiined by bothl pi:rlres to the ...

... flUlSH SOCIETY OF LONDON. Aectiog on behalf of this society, the object of which is prflot, tilc education and religious instruction of the utie Irish through the medium of their own language, Vas (1 11d 'D the AtBlenium Room, Derby, on Monday last; the llt XIII tril i AtexcOS of DEnu, in the chair. There were ab .;t, the lievis. E. W. Foley, E. Wade, R. 'Macklin, E. pre' -ibbs, - Carr, The ...

... MERCANiE MARINE BILL. 1- Yesterday a anueeronoly attended meeting of the to shipowuers, hiprmaetrs, and others intbrested in British it. shipping, was held at the Londoa Tavern, for the pulrpose n- of adopting xneosures for a postponement of the biils effect- rl ing the British ntercan~til6 matins recently introdluced into ?? parliament, until afull and impartial inqury should hare been u- ...