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... I Fairfield, Artane, March 13th, 1851. My DEAP. SIt.-I beg to call your attention to the bill now in progress, after the second reading, for the valuation of land in Ireland under the directions of Mr. Griffith. The fbrmer bills, having proved unequal to resist the ap- peals against the work published as their results, Mr. Grif- fith has introduced the present, which is to withdraw him from ...
... I PROGRESS OF THE ANTI-CENTRALISATION I MOVEMENT. The designs and disasters of the Catholic perse- cutors have naturally engaged so much of public attention that even this important subject was tem- porarily forgotten in the general anxiety. In now returning to it we have great pleasure in stating that the determination to resist the centralization schemes and schemers is making rapid advances ...
... TO TIll EDITOR OF T1lE F1irEBIAN'S JOURNAL, AND THE IRISH CONSTITUENCIES, RADICAL, WIIIG, AND TORY. DEAR SIR-In these stirring times when there is go much writing and speaking about parliamentary pledges, it occur to me that I may render a great public service to my coun- trvmen by simply reminding tkem of by-gone days, of pledges taken and pledg s broken. My object is not to cen- sure or ...
... (From our .Specdul Correspaodent.) LONDON, TUESDAY EVFESNG. Nothing can equal the unsettled state of things here, and the impatience manifested by all classes in and out of Parliament at the hesitation and actual absence of all de- cision exhibited by Lord John Russell, in dealing with the Government measures now before the eountry. You cannot conceive bow fallen the Premier appears even in ...
... { ~~~~~SEQUESTR11oEs. March 21. ARCHIBALD TAYLOR, upholsterer, auctioneer, and dealer in furniture and other articles, Greenside Place, Edin- burgh-Creditors meet in Dowell's Booms, George Street there, 29th Zarch and 22d April, twelve o'clock. EXAMINATIONS. ALLAN M'KErcNnr, sometime grocer, now shopman in Green- ock-to be examined in the Sheriff's Office there, 5th April, twelve o'clock. JOHN ...
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... HEALTH OF LONDON DURING THE WEEL.-The official report says: -The aggravated rate of mortality in London, which marked the first two weeks of the current month, has prevailed without abatement in the period embraced by the present return. The deaths, which increased to 1,247 in the beginning of March, and subsequently rose to 1,401, amounted in the week ending last Saturday to 1,412. Taking for ...
... The Rev. J. M'Bride was recently indicted, in North Carolina, for presesting a little slave girl with a copy of the Ten Commandments. Iie Iswe found guilty, and his sentence was to stand one hour in the stoclks, receive thirty l'ashes on the bare back, and be imprisoned one year in the common gaol. The director of the National Museums in France has given orders for the removal of an ...
... 30imOF LOMDS-1r~onday. ~~cr erdllP~ ssmhld t f~eo'coc. The attendance ~ 5~ssaIY onreous an bot th Miisterial and Opposi- b~leliO wre ?? ?? occupied tieR t. Aconsderble umbe ofthe members of the The 1rdinisterical Crisis. Lred LA\5ODaW~n, amidst the most profound silence, then ~ s ,al~i' ~rl5,as there is no business just now before well61 lake this oppnrtunity of mr',,i~g that the at itsi ...
... EXTENSION OF THE , CIVIL JURISDIC ON OF IRISH ASSISTANT-BARRISTERS. | IT will be seen by the Parliamentary report of Thurs- day, that the second reading of the very important bill, introduced into the Commons by the Irish At- torney-General, for extending the jurisdiction of As- ?? in Ireland, has been postponed to a future day. We are not sorry for this; the measure being of such a nature ...
... THE DIVISION ON TIWE ECCLESIASTICAL TITLES BILL, (Fronm COrrespondent of illil.) As regards the Irish members, 50 voted against the bill-of those, 33 were Roman Catholics; 32 voted for tile second reading; 21 did not vote, and Dungarvan was vacant-or, rather, the hon. member had not talken his seat. The analysis of the minority may be taken as follows:=- ' - Roman Catholics ?? 36 Irish ...
... I ?j 11 qi 49M IA'Iftkl f 1OUSE OF iLRDS.-TE8DAYjl1fAC}I 18. several plAces, epnlainli d pof the iith- drawval cf the s6'c 0 4t~s lue ~~h cgss~a Titles Big ; 'tbs.aA f ICI$A rmcge different plsci~s ; an ?? fl0IaT several W0a5~, ?? pagal a.ggressin The t~rsixi9 of B9ALB ?? oex prontiag th, petition cp np7j9iilg o$ the atred stat~e of the.lgocleaias- tioal Titles Bill, aso denoaacingthc ...