... A NEW BILL FOR THE1 DISENCUMIBRANCE I I OF IRISII ESTATES. MtR. WHITI]SIDEl, on Wednesday last, obtained leave to introduce a most important bill, the object of which is to aihrd firesh facilities for thc sale and transfer of encumbered property in this country-in his own words, to extend the machinery of the Irish Court of Chalncery, in ?? to tacilitate the proceedings of the Encuminhred ...

... Mr. Whiteside's bill is intended to extinguish the tribunal which, during three years, has worked so much misery and mischief in disen- cumbering property, improving its value, dimi- nishing costs, and drying up one of the most fruitful sources of litigation of which Ireland was so desperately enamoured, and a score or two of bar- risters derived all the advantage. That vicious court did not ...

... I rIF PErIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF COMMelONS-WxDNsEsDAY, APRIL 27. F The SPisBAm took the chair at twelve o'lock. Mr. FITZGERALDPpresented a petition from Ennis against the advertisement duty. ATTORNEYS' CEBTIFICATE DUTY BILL. Oa the order of the day for the second reading of this bill Ibeing read, Loid R. GROSVENOR said that since this bill had bean 3Introduced tbe Chancellor of the Exchequer ...

... SCRAPS FROMK PUiYCIl OF APRIL 30. .A NVEw 1Fs.'i Pisoviaisu.-A living brick; is better than a dead wVall. '1uiiU;si. n'ri a Concv ?? is all awkward turn in a man's life whei he begin's to talk about his selicito . A PL.ANTHriOI'PIC PIROFI;SSION.-We leel- sn' thie gooid-will of a lawyer's practice advertised. Does such a thingl exist. T'ii POULTRY -MANIA.- Don't cry. thee's a da-ar- linig! ...

... 4gn.frf a4), V M B E L F A S T: FRID11 Y NY, APRI 20, 1358. NATIONAL EsDIUCATION. Am'rrrouoit the motion of Mir. G. A. Ilanmilton, for a select cfnlinittee to inquire into the worling or the National Sustain of Education in Ireland, was lost on Tuesdav night by an adverse majority which eve must consider very decisive, we do not imagine that any one can consider it as likely to be absolutely ...

... THEOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF THE PRES- iVYTERIAN COLLEGE. A ?? m1eetii of thii, society,. the closingg one for the session, was held in tie lower school-roonm of the Fisherivick P'lace Chinrci, oni Wedniesdav evening. The attendance was large anid respectable. Besides the students and thoeiu tends, we observed present-the Rev. John Bli clev, ' Ionaiglian, Moderator of the Ge- i.-ril Asseniblvl the ...

... ,Vi c $rcemaws AouwalI DUB3LIN: SATURDAY, APRIL 80,'1863. TilR DTBATX.-THE COUNTRY. The debate on the Income Tax on Thuraday night was ably sustained on the Irish side by some of our own members, notwithstanding the defection of some in whose honour and integrity the country had hopes, if not confidence. We confess it was with pain we learned from our telegraphic dispatch yesterday that the ...

... I.MPEIIAT, PAR{LIAMIENTI, 1-lOUSE OF LORDS.-TUESDAY, APRIL 26. ItEGISTRATION OF ASSUIIANCES DILL. This bill, whichl hall beenL refi'ered to a se lect coml- mittee, wais brought up by the Lord Chancellor, passed throungi committee, and reported with amendments to the 1-louse. TIHE AUSTRALTIAN POSTAL SERVICE. Lord WVHARNCLIFFE aslied what steps the Post- ?? had taken with regard to the Austra- ...

... A CuRIOuS IIJS'JrORY. (lProitt the Penris Cor i' pondenee of the Atlas.) TatE recent marriage of anl English lady to anear relative of' one of' the highest of thle reigning princes in Germany has given rise to inquiry which haos been the source of great amusement to E~nglish society lhtre. It appears that thle sovereigni of thle petty State she has honoured with hier patronage, indignant at ...

... I It is a singular fact that whilst an all- merciful Providence holds out to man an alternative condition of reward for virtue, or of punishment for vice, man, in big dealings with his fel- low, offers punishment otily for infraction of the human law, and even then he too frequently so tempers its infliction as to make the suffering it much less severe than the ordinary con- dition of ...

... FROU OUR LONDON CORpRESPONDENT. I ?? ThurM! asf. I The debate on the great point in the budget-the Income tax -witl be resumed this evening,and is pretty certain to be brought to a conclasion on to-morrow night, or rather Satur- day morning. Now that, owing to the prostration of the DerbyiteP, and the inore than doubtful position of ipany of the Irish members, ministers are likely to have a ...

... NA'I'IONAL SYSTEM OF EDUCATION IN IRELAND. Mi'. G. A. HAMILTON rose to move for at select cool Iliiitee to eqi1111im into the working of' the national systemn of educeation in liolaind, wvith the view of acaer- triniidg howv far thle onsti'ncutionas conltainled ill Alxi. See- retary Staiiley~s letter of 1830 had boon followed Or departed from by t he co01ms0i0! Sa ?? 01' ini tlie pa'iiCI- cal ...