... Tag KILMAINAM HOSPITAL GRANT. E Mr. Butt's motion on this subject stands for Tuesday next. The following urgent circular has been addressed to the Irish members:- House of Commons, April 5, 1853. CERTAIS DIVISION. ?? beg to call your particular attention to the resolation against the closing of Kilmaimham Hospital, which will be brought forward by Mr. Butt, on Tuesday, the 12th instant. jt ...

... MeR. EDnroe-YTon some time since announced authGri- tatively that Mr. Dunne would not resign his seat for the Queen's County, in order to give Lord John Russell's Treasury Lord a chance of procuring it, I am aware that when you made that announcement yon had good authority for uakhig it. J~reniith Dunne,-your late respected Lord Mayor, di not hesitate to denounce the idea in such terms that Mr ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THR FREEMAN. Belvoir, April 19, 1858. SIU-I take leave to inclose you a copy of, a petition in favour of the ballot, which has been generally signed through- out Clare, and will in a few days be forwarded to Mr. Berkely for presentation. I That some measure is necessary to relieve the Irish voter from undue influence, and check the wholesale system of bribery and corruption ...

... T iTE DUBLIN TESTIMONIAL TO MR. DARGAN. We have read the following among other letters on this subject _ TO THE [EmnE5S OF- T11 DUBLIN CORPORATION. GENTLEIMEN-I ansglad to perceive that you have resolved not to allow the compliment to William Dargan appear to emanate from a few members of your body, even in the ca- pacity of your own deputies, but have insisted that the qom- mittee of ...

... l The weekly meeting of the guardians of this union was hold yesterday at the board-room of the worktoaue, North Branswick-street, In the temporary absence of the president (Captain Lind- say), the chair was taken by JoHr F. H[AZXAN, Esq. The following guardians were ?? Lindsay, Captain Wisdom, ?? Messrs. Hyndman, T. Arkins, Hardy, Reilly, Dodd, C. Thorpe, Flanagan, Bagnall, Carolan, Cusack, ...

... I TBREATENiED TURNOUT OF IiA1LW.Y SER- I- . VANTS AT MA CNESTR. ! - I 'The servants of moot of the ailwayj Companies in Man- 2 chelter have threatened to strikte for an increase. of wages.- . It is anticipated that groat inconvenience willf be'sufftred-y athe pu6lid,' unless tbd4workmnep press their' demiands with' greater moderatioh %thhiinwe uamas yet juislfed in expecting. The combination ...

... ThNe $ttESant $aL2,1a8. DUBLIN: TUESDAY, APRIL 12, 1853. THE IRISH PARTY-THE DESERTERS AND THEIR I We publish to-day three remarkable documents, two of which strangely contrast with the third. The documents to which we allude are the resolutions adopted by the patriotic clergy of the diocese of Kil- [aloe, with the sanction and approval of their vene- rated Bishop-the resolutions of the ...

... DUBL1N TUESDAY, APHIL 6, 1853. I THE DUBLIN CORPORATION-WILLIAM DARGAN. I We rejoice to perceive that the Municipal Council has done itself the credit of resolving to honour William Dargan. The jealous anxiety of every member of tlhe Town Council to share to the fullest the honour of participating in the labours of the committee on which it was proposed to devolve the duty of reporting on the ...

... TEE BUDGET-THE TOBACCO DUTIES. ca Mr. Glsdstone's budget is open to graverobjections it than even the famous financial statements of Sir a- Charles Wood. The licensing resolutions have ex- _ cited discontent throughout England, and when the threatened appeal takes place we suspect the coalitionary amalgam will feel the pressure of the shopkeeper storm. The tea and tobacco dealers are ...

... There are a few facts conneeid with the correspondence of the Iri'b emigrants in America and their relatives and friends in the mother country which are deeply interesting, t'showing the strong and abiding attachments which bind them to each other across the ocean. Now five-eighths of all the foreign trade of the United Sta'eo are with the Un-ted Lingdon. These vast commercial transactions ...

... THE GOVERNMENT. OF INDIA. Parliament has re-assembled, and one of the most important questions which will engage its immediate attention is that with regard to the future govern- meat of India. The charter by which a company of private individuals exercise the power of irre- sponsible rule over 120,000,000 of people will expire in 1854; and as it is therefore neces- sary that some provision ...

... (From ?? morning Herald.) To-night the House of Ccmmons will be occupied with a question which vitally indeed atlects the well-being of Ire- oand, but in which the bonour and the interests of the United Kingdom are also essentially involved. Mr. Moore, the member for the county of Mayo, is to-night to submit to the justice of the Brit~sh parliament the claims of Ireland to be relieved from at ...