... A BAC11ELOR'S SOLILOQUY. TnErE are grcater bulrdens in the world than wives, I sus- pect ; and when I lonk around me at this very moment, and see how my tahle is laden with hooks, and newspapers, and magazinles, and pamphlets, and tracts, and my sofa filled with similar rubbish, which is of no manner of use to me what- ever, hut which I have not the heart to remove or destroy, for fear of ...

... April, 11 ff m K-11trilignice. A ti E R. I Cx. To a Atlantic, tiews American steamer, Captain West, has brought New Ynrk papers to the 271.11nilt. The politicalunes requires ito particular notice. Its Mexico a fire list occurred, which destroyedi property to the amount of half a suillion of olr. At e~arn-hooat explosion satd taltei place oin the do byv whichi 100 inivrjidurals lost their lives ...

... ?? 3llnltficl. ULSrm ne A IR I ?? tr alic oil this rail Iway for the wcele cnening- 12th .\lMay, IS50, was:- l'tessieiget e 2,G4; amillount, £510 15 7 GO o ,` ?? ..810 10 10 l-C27 12 oi Corrlespoinding week last yer :t - Passeligecr, ?? amo out, £-ISl S 9 Coods, ?? .. ?? 05 a 2- £780 14 11 flIAT.T.-YMENAii RAirrTVAY.-ThC trallic on this railway, for the week eiuliig I Ith May, ]8 M, w-as:- Pa ...

... INTERIOR For Ax MOORISH flOUSE. I wen ltday to A1ike Blreteo's, on invitatino, exprmsoly for tile purpofst\sf seeillg his IIIs)I, whiich is just fluislied. I ct)) see ttotintg mnore remarhitabl ?? Fez or Mtlorocco, so l 01)01ll emld e vs r to describe it. We C plprlachled b)y a narrow lnle of Ill btd walls nt out twelvc fedt Isigh. Tlhc (ioor * as in thc corner, thi arch above it, anl tilc ...

... APPROACHI OF TIHE SOCIAL CRISIS--PRO- GRESS OF TL E, ENTEIMEXI'. As thle scssionldvanees. antil tile Frec-trale cxxperinieint progrusses, ti e ssiie bet see n tle 'iotepet i oni sts and tlhc Fi'ec-t red i'ls belic ies less do l1tfil. ''li e ?? arie ?? titv fart recovering tfiilcl tle .,yicoepe iu whlicil tlcir (Aozn w*nut of self- cli fileniie nodl tilc arrogalit attituile of Iicil' allitago ...

... __fforetigf 3ntfIn. FR A N C E. Tuie apprehensions of hostilities with France are rapidly subsidinug, and public opinion las set in rather als opposite direction. It tmrns out that the Freinch Ambsasalodr, on leaving Londonn, wvas ignorant of thc feelings of his Govern- niset, and led lhe English Ministers to believe that negotia- tions betwixt Englanid and France were not suspenidedl by his ...

... TIHE LANDLORD AND TENANT ILL.-PROPOSED AIENDMENTS. TnR Lnnd1on correspian1ent of tire Freeen'ms Journtil gives sir stilins of wh at he understands to lie tile amenendminents in- tended to le moved to Sir XV. Somerville's bill ly the Parlia- insets ry friends of Tensent right, wvhiclh hail not then, how- ever, been settler] in their preci se terms. We annes those passages from his comminicalinn ...

... ABOLITION OF TIM LORD LIEUTENANCY OF IRELAND. Mr. REYNOLDS presmited at petition signed by tipwards of 10OODO inhabitants of D)ublin, of all religions persnasions, and of' alhds of political opis ion, praying, ?? housec not to pass a measure for abolishing the Lord Lientesancy of Irchland. Lord J. RUSSELL then rose to move for leave to bring in a hill to provide for the abolitios of the office ...

... SALES Or ENCUH1IERED ESTATrES. Tilli Commtissiollelrs sat on Touesday, andi as several very ims- portalat sales were as olltce(l to take place, tile Comrt Was detisely crowded. Tlte first property offered was tite cstate of William Darcy, Esq. conmprising tile town and lands of Detitmoe, ill the ?? Meathi. Two lots were p((t lip, ?? there were tlo btitilers, anil tlte sale tlls adjouirnied. ...

... TENANT .IGIIT-CONFI'RENCE IN DUBLIN. 'Plln ?? commi~ttee siting, in Diihlin to to1,liCI Iii- ?? for the apprwiclilag T'1'csorl-dgt coafreepeoc liaae, isuead all adidcs., to Lhv. frlitnds ?? thl-Ough. mit thle cotiltrC, (if vwhwih %e s~l~lojjti thle lenodim- feal lie's 'ITh Ltime ori' molly conitemlplatedI for holdin, tileTenant. right Coniference laving noo' ocerle larrivedl, tlic ...

... PRIVAlTE SALE. ln /AMe Mallter qf ?? Estale qf Edward Villiers C'irpps, Owner, ?? Atlhne' Sayei s, Petilioneir. Il this matter notice Iad been given bly Mr. William Fry, solicitor for the petitiioter, that lie would apply to the Coin- inissioiter to accept the offnr imanie by Mr. John Kelly, of £66t IOs. for tic fee-farm rcnt of £2 15s. 5d., lpavatlae out of the lards (if 13allvtilake, 110 ...

... Corrmpoournc. TIHE BLACESTAFIF. TO TIHE EDITORi OF TfIE NO2TISEYVNr WHIG. MY DEAR SIR-Will YOn have the kininess to allow me, tibou ,b the medium of your journal, to inifori the DOW)iai- talots of Belfast, that I have obtained aithlon itv to remove the sluices from the ?? weir, wbich shall he done carly in next week mid tlhat I intend tn apply to the Nlessee. Joy for leave to lisp the pnner ...