... I A ~ w\A A A A A AA A A ?? un O ifHOUSE OF LORDS. (m Is. qui all FRIDAY, APRIL 15. ?? es Lord BERNERS moved the second reading of the Poor th, ne Removal and Local Assessment Bill.-Lord STANLEY OFit ad ALDEnLEY expressed a hope that the noble lord would em he not press the second readihg of the bill, as it was the in- all netention of the government next week to communicate to cat 'ed ...

... IRIS ELCTION COMMITTEES. Aw MAYA. COUNTY OF NAYO. The inquiry before this committee proceeds on the petition of Sir fobert Blosse, of Alhavallee, Mayo, and of W . Kearney, a Of BolleovilXe and other electors, alleging that the return of D of 0uleele ?? and of Mr. Moore, the sitting members, was oaled by intimidation, vielence, and outrage, exer- at ., ,I towards electors in the interest of ...

... ! - - PARIS,' SeND.&rEvaxIbO. The 7Arori-teez, publishes a decree, mak~ing con~ider- .b~le chroges in the organisation of -pablic schools (tycee&j . The decree, according- to expectation, raises the tariff of charges to be paid by families for the university education of-their children. The Mli. r. nister of Pablie Instruction has come to the concint- it sion that this course should be adopted ...

... EMIGrRATION. The departure of our people still continues unabated.- Each day, in addition to the usual conveyances, every avail- able vehicle is put in requisition to carry them from their homes. In Killeshandra, on yesterday, had there been seven coaches instead of one, they would not have been more than sufficient for the number of passengers anxious to obtain ?? Celt. Immense numbers of ...

... ma.sA_ no 1 :_ 11E of.. ^I. -va e The sixth ordinary meeting of this society was held on s Thursday evening last, in the Collegiate Institution, the tc Rev. Dr. Them, vice-president, in the chair. Y The certificates of five candidate members were read d 0 for tho f rst time, ald the following gentlemen were duly d , ?? Ellis, Esq., of Melville-place, Oxford- di tstreet; Richard Houghton, Esq., ...

... 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 ...

... IIIELAND flurr;ex, AP>RIL 18. It i3 sietisactor3 to find that Ljord Aberdeen's pro- position for a royal eommission of inquiry relative to Matl nooth College is well receivedi by all parties here. '1 he Frt~ mosns! Joernall speaksing in the nameii of the i sm au eatholie priestis, congratulates its readers on the subject, and anticipates that the iinqmrv wvill h..ve the ci~het of 3ilencing the ...

... W. 11. Smith and Sons' NewenaPer Office, No. 1, Eden-quay, Spri1 18. LosDoN FuzaDs-STOCK AND Sa1AE MAnK .-Enggl;s market improved In afternoon, and closed with healthy ap- pearance. Railways doll in forenoon, but indae' ad by Consola; closed generally a shade firmer. Grand 'trunk of Canada 1* to I prem. Gold Bliues fairly supported, sud in some instances better. Land deacriptions much ...

... l- . ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? - - . ?? ;o The mayor yesterday called at the studio of Signor se Grispi, to see his model of the Welling1ton statue. Ili. is worship expressed himself bigisly gratified with the work e of art, and hoped that tile nmodl.t would be adopted for the is Liverpool statue if money sufficientt could be raised. is The Great Britain is lying in the Huskisson graving ill dock, having ...

... betwei g HOUSE OF COMMONS.-Mon~AY, APRIL 18. About if The peker took the chair at four o'clock. Of Ian4 d t. reen took the oaths and his seat for Lancaster. iaecom I. A number of railway bills were read a second time. called ELECTION COMMITTEES. made Sir G. GREYv reported from the Taunton election coun- an, allc inittee ?? Arthur Mills had not been-duyeetd end that Mr. Mills, by his agents, ...

... END OF AN ANTI-C&THOLIC DEFAMIE'S CAREER. (From the Catholic Standard)I The readers of the Catholic Standard may remember the statements made by one Robert Gilbert against the Convent of Mercy, Nottingham, and published in the Sunday Times, February, 1851 :-1 A nun had three several times attempted to escape, but failed, and at length the poor thing was sent away to be immured in a French ...