... INDUSTRIAL SCHOOLS OP IRISH MANIUFACTURE. TO TIIE EDITOR OF THE BELFAST NEWS-LETTER, SMa,-Having learned that a deputation from the so- called Parent Board of Irish Alanifithti ro ar e llt pfie- sent enmaged on ;a colilectin mission ias Bi lfiast (where, being unknown, I ?? they expect to siuctald some- what better than they have done of late ill tills city), I wouldearllestlysulggesttonvy ...

... 'I'TIE JEWISH DISABILITIES BILL. Tris bill -was read a third time in the HIouse of Commons, on Friday night, by L majority of fifty- eight, the ayes being 2SS, and the 1 noes, 230. 'The result was anticipated, the question being un- fortuniately one Upon which opinions widely differ in the ranlis of the Opposition. We give merely the pith of the debate, seeing, that it presented no ...

... Etc Wress. POLITICAL REFUGEES IN ENGLAND.- SEIZURE OF ARMS IN KOSSUTII'S HOUSEs. (From the Times.) Tint British Government has not waited long for an opportunity of proving to all the world the sincerity of its resolution to put the law rigorously in force against suchi foreign refugees residing in this country as have abused the tolerant hospitality of England by carrying on conspiracies ...

... THE CONSOLIDAIED ANNUITIES-DEPUTATION TO THE LORD LIEUTENANT. On Saturday the deputation appointed at the recent meet- ing of Poor Law Guardians held at the Rotondo waited on the Lord Lieutenant at the Viceregal Lodge, for the purpose of preeenting a memorial entreating his Excellency's power- ful aid in support of their claims for the remission of the consolidated annuities. The deputation ...

... Woe 4 matirs 3jfornlat DUBLIN: MONDAY, APRIL 18, 1853. I REASONA . STRENGTH, OR THE ALTER- I -E ON .- NATIVE. The Morning Chronicle is snappish to a degree on the recent defeats of ministers. If gentlemen members will not set without the whistle or the whip of the Treasury shepherds, let them look to the consequences I There is Kilmainham Hospital on which they suffered a surprise, and ...

... THE ATaLONE AND CARLOW ELECTIONS. I The latest intelligence from Athlone represents the contest as being left between, Messrs. Norton and Keogh. Mr. Ennis is said to have retired on finding a large number of his expected supporters pledged to Mr. Norton. It is stated that the Con- servatives will start a candidate of their own, and that thus a third competitor will be in the field, Qn Saturday ...

... MINISTERIAL DEFEATS: THlE IRIS MEMB13EMRS AT TILiL POSTS. The Ministerial defeats follow fast upon each other. On Tuesday night, (as reported in Fridny's Ntesu-Letter), ;Mr. Butt's motion for preserving Kuil- tuainhamn Hospital front the hands of centralizers, was carried by a majority of 67. Eighty-three Irish metn- bers voted in the majority, viz.:- 'Alexander, John; - rchdall, Al.; ...

... CONSOLIDATED ANNUITIES.-MEETING OF POOR LAW GUARDIANS, &c. A HESTING of the nobility, gentry, and guardians of the several unions of Ireland was held on Friday, pur- suant to requisition, in the Pillar-room of the Rotundo, for the purpose of adopting a petition to Parliament, and a memorial to the Government for the remission of the unjust and aggressive consolidated annuities tax. A ...

... fforriga INDIA AND CHINA. W (Times) ]ave received by our ordinary semi- monthly express from Marseilles our drspatehes in an- I ticipation of the Overland Mail, which left Bombay on the 14ti of January. The following is our corres- ponldent's letter of that date:- ,There is little news of inmportance from Burmall. It is believed that Prince Alingdoor has succeeded in obtaining tbe supreme ...

... I THE FRENCH EMPIRE. PARIS, APRIL 14.-It has been for some time in contem- plation to transfer the remains of the Emperor NaDoleon I. from their resting place in the Invalides to the vaults of St. Denis; and though I belive no decision has been come to on the subject, it is yet very doubtful that they will be allowed to remain where they are. At all events, the ceremony of inauguration of the ...

... M . PERI .PIi A ?? . . t 71.,I RIAZ. ?? . I - HOUSE OF LORDS-F4neW , APRIs 15. The Duke of PR1HICHMOND. preieeted a petition from a place in Aberdeenbire praying for more stigent provisioOB in the ecclesiastical titles act, ADMISSION OF JEWS' TO PARLIAMENT. The Bishop of ROCHESTER, in presenting to their lord- ships a petition from the county of Kent against tbe admissloll of the Jews to take ...

... Tnu report of tihe annual meeting of tile patrons of this institution, -which will be found in our first page, is calculated to afford tile highest satisfaction to tho3ee wvho look forward to its further progress as a direct means of utilising the artistic genius of this community. It is quite manifest that the seminary is flourishing- that it is gradually opening tile moeans of honourable, ...