... WILLIAM BURKIE KIRWAN.-A letter from Cork states that William Burke Kirwan, the anatomical draftsman, who had been fixund guilty of the murder of his wife at Iroulad's Eye, but whose souterce had been commuted to transportation for life, is to be forwarded to the Swan River settlement, in the Robert Small, transport vessel, which has reached Queenstown to take out convicts for that colony. ...

... I . __ ?? THE EARL OF DERBY is about to erect a church on so his estate at Treals, in the Fylde. C C R AccoAMnlODATION zFOR THIE PaRsIS Ce unCH CONORB- to GATION.-During the progress of the alterations at the I T parish church, divine service will be performed every - Sunday evening at St. George's church. ...

... IRELAN D. The progress of euligration continues unchecked. The accounts of agricultural operations are satisfactory. TuE SIX-MIILE BlaiIDoi: Asi ?? Wallace, of the a- Anglo-Celt newspaper, Mhj was consvicted of a libel on the q thirty-fir-st rewianent, Sas, on Thurs lay last, sentenced by h1o the Court of Q'teens Berliv, Dublin, to six months' im- pro prisonmerut, and to pay a fine of £35 to ...

... ;overgio Elit~tflomANe. ~~u _wlp FRANCErt The Moniteur announces that the French government, fte desirous to wait for the result Of experiments which are coi likely to effect a moat advanftage~ous alteration in tbe condi- tion of steam navigation, and judging it to be imprudent to coi engage the dontneisl responsibilities of the country, in the resent state of uncertainty, to the extent of tbe ...

... T:HE EXAMINER AND TIMES. MANCHESTER, I WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27, 1853. I The battle on the Budget bas begun, but in a shape that shows the difficulties as well as the factious character of the opposition. The tactics of the Derbyites imply the absence of any very distinct grounds for a formal assault on the financial propo . sitions of the Government, and the hopes of the party seem to rest upon ...

... I - . D . .a LONDNot, FRIDAY MORNINGs.. ~111 T1he Education Committee have held two meetings S since I# last addressed you, and are meaking progress with,~ the evidence of Dr. WArrS in favour of the secular scheme. co The doctor is fluent, collected, and ready, obviously t familiar with the points of the controversy, strong in his 'tb convictions, and by no means' destitute of courage. As Da, ...

... . . I I . I - ~I I I : RAILWAY TRHF1C dBETURNqS. - ?? East Anglian . Mar. 1853. 1852s pe Eas Anlin .. ?? 27., 2. 67.6 Apr..7 62 .Belfast and Ballymena ?? . 9 .. 702 1.710 . 375 .Birkenhehd, Lsno.& CheohJunc, ?? 1717 .1782 33 ?? - a6'I Bristol ?? . ?? -4611 . .4343 ..848 Caledoniiat,.3 I 825..775 .I89 Chester end Hio yhead i 10 .. 203 ..2587 ..101 Cork ?? ?? ?? 9 .235 .'172 ..20 ...

... re- -- re- EXECUTION IN WATERFotsD.-The execution of Hackett rto and Noonan, for the murder of Mr. O'Callaghan Ryan, a id, of Clonmel, took place on Friday. At twelve o'clock pre- br he cisely the Rev. Mr. Kent, one of the curates of Trinity r( oe- Without, came out on the drop and addressed the assem- tc ho bled multitude, saying that the unfortunate men about al ,ho to suffer the last ...

... TO THE EDITORS OF THE LIVERPOOL MIERCURY. hr SARES,-I underehitand you know every ting, and vili tell o in every body every ting ticey vent to know. Very vell, I vant To 50to knew hornting. l am von Fr~enchartisanlcomie for devyork, th and looking for aculaioon valt you call lionse to live inl, I find Von tb ed just de ting in Rirkdale, and on looking at de paper in de Vill. lydowlIread- ThIs ...

... THE NEWV PILOTAGE BILL. ir- J AflJ L4 Jl. 5:4, 1 1I45AflsJJ SA~tfl *e-MEETR1IN OF THtE ilVEEPO1 0L PILOT COMiMISSIO1XEHS. P~ In In the council chamlber of the Town-bali, yesterday, a special u meeting of the Liverpool pilot com missioners was held, to take Yi ..into consideration the bill introduced into the house of corn- nI utie- t m ?? ergupnttl mono by the president of the board of trade, ...

... Ibe FRANCE. th et On Sunday, at the Tuileries, the emperor bestowed the to ho crdinal's hat on Mdonsignor Alorlot, archbishop of Tours. ag ?? empress, the members of the Imperial family, and all Pe r the ministers and high functionaries of the state, were qll rn present during the ceremony. 1i- The euoniteur publishes an account of the expedition Y. against the pirates of the islands of ...

... O RM SKIRK. U CoUNTY CoURT.-At the sitting of the court on Tuesday last, it before W. A. Hulton, Esq., there were twenty-five cases entered; y eight were settled before hearing. No cases of importance arose. a Wm. Cross was committed for twenty.five days for not appearing to a fraud surmonss NEw CATHOLIC CHuRca AT LYsWATE.-Thb foundation stone of a new Catholic church at Lydiate was laid on ...