... IRISH TENANT LEAGUE A meeting of the council -took picet yesterday, at four o'clock. The chair was taken by M. I O'BRENNAN , Eq. The following important communications were read by the Secretary ?? Kildangan, Kinnegad, April 16, 1856. ?? compliance with the wishes of the Council of the Tenant League, as expressed in their address enclosed in your letter to me of the Brd ultimo, I have made a ...

... (FROM OUR OWN COORaSPONDEr.) Liverpool, May 31 The previously-announced visit of the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor of Dublin, and the leading members of the Irish National Exhibition, has at length taken place. For some days past the event has been much talked of, and consequently parties were on the qui vies from an early hour to witness the proceedings. The distinguished party sailed from ...

... On Saturday evening Dr. Watson and Mr. Presser, whose recent experiments with the chromatic battery and electric light are well known, again exhibited the working of their electric lamp in the carriage department of the Baker-street Bazaar to a select number of visitors interested in the result of the experiments. It was intended upon this occasion to show the fitness of electric illumination ...

... FROM OUR LONDON CORgBESPODNT | I - , - --7 - FWsw b Eveing. I London, reW.s' ?? The all-important news from the east which arrived to-day, and of which the electric wires have, ere this, acquainted you, engrosses public attention. It appears, then, that Admiral Dandas is now on his way to Besika Bay, where he is to effect a junction with the French admiral. The combined feets of France and ...

... Ajit, f 'lnalv,% .*Wjoxa I DUBLIN: SATURDAY, APRIL 16, 1863. LOUGH CORRIB STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. We are not in the habit of puffing projected companies into notice. The profit or loss of such speculations may safely be left to the acumen of capitalists, thougiib wen a manifestly unsound though attractive ?? investment is offered. to the public, it is the duty of a journal to expose the ...

... BASTER VESTlRIES. The following vestries were held yesterday ST. BRIDGET'S PARISH. The vestry was held yesterday in the vestry-room of the parish church, Bride-street, The Very Rev. the Dea;& of KILDARE in the chair. Messrs. John Casson, T.C., and John Langataff were elected churchwardens for the ensuing year. Auditors-Mesars. Fortune aud Morrisson. Applotters-Mesers. Carey, Lube, and the ...

... THE SAMP DUTIS. The following are the resolations to have been moved by the Chancellor of the Exchequer last evening:- 1. That from and after the time to be specified, in lieu of the stamp duties now payable on the following deeds or in- struments, there, shall be charged and payable thereon the stamp duties hereinafter set forth, that is to say:- Conveyance of any kind or description wbatso- ...

... I C~~~ULTURAL SOCIETY. The folloli At atement of the several awards made by thejudges at the summer exhibition of the above societyi held at Salt-bill on Thursday last, 30th ult. : SECTION i-PLANTS-PRIVATE GARDENS, Four Exotic Orchids-First Prize, George Roe, Esq., Nut. ley (gardener Mr Robirson), for Catleya moeise, Lycaste Skirneri, Oncidinua flexuosun, Lyeaste cruenta, Second, Chief ...

... , 1EMAL pARLIAMENT I I sIOIUSE OF COMUONS.-WWXMDAT, JUMP 5.. The SPr>st;I took the chair at twelve o'clock. The Whitechapel improvement bill wen read a third tille and passed.'! ?? Newry and Enniskillen railway bill ?? considered, and ordered to be reed a tbird time. Several petitions wer preented against the laspection of nuneriesebill, from various parts of the country. ;! Mr.-, CeIAMBEBRS ...

... The following is Mr. Chambers's bill. It is entitled CA Bill to facilitate the recovery of personal liberty in certain cases. [Note-The words printed in italica are proposed to be in- serted in committee.] Whereas difficulties have been found to exist in applying for and obtaining the writ of habeas co?1pus in cutain cases in which females are supposed to be subject to restraint, and no ...

... There wasa full meeting of the council held yesterday, JAX.ES PLUNKET, Esq., T.C., occupied the chair. After the minutes had been read, the secretary proceeded to read the correspondence, and the following letter was directed to be published:- Ruan, Corofin, July 4th, 1858. Dxscn SoB-At a meeting of the Tenant League held last Tuesday, I find a resolution passed expressive of regret that the ...

... TO TiHE LORDS AND GEnHrixuN OF GREAT BRITAIN. The married ladies who have derived the blessings of re- B lgion and the benefits of education within the precincts of Wv c Convent have endeavoured to give some expression of their gratitude to their revered teachers in petitioning parliament al bo an address to the Honse of Commons, for the purpose w 5f ,verting the evils of a contemplated bill, ...