... 'OYAL AGRICULTURAL IMPROVEMENT SOCIETY I OF IRELAND. . X Rierowr of the Council of the Royal Agricultural Improve- m~itt Society of Ireland, presented to the half-yearly meeting of members held 6th May, 1853. In the last half-yearly report. the council congratulated the members upon the progress which agricultural improve- ment was making throughout Ireland, as well as upon the iocreasiog ...

... - LONDON CORRPoNDE CE I 1.r ?? I- The greatest interest was excited by Lhea' 8WU?4 t5 Thtirsday, as you can eaily imagine ard Icadir n known that Friday Wds fixed for the ' I arirp' bet le raised by Mr. Duffy's charge against the g ri lqt .n man resolved to be in his place to ?? a t, a four o'clock approached toe lubbies becaue Lbe , ) 'Y long before the hour every member in twa ongo. ir A ...

... SOUSE :OF LORDS-FRIDAY, MAY 6. The following bill was read a third time and passed:- The Cork ?? bill. LAW OF REVIDENCE AND PROCEDURE. Lord BROUGHAM called their lordships' attention to the bill which passed the second reading before' the recess for effecting important amendments in the law in reference to procedure. He gave notice thatlon Monday next he ehould name an early day for going into ...

... ITc ift'reltaw,5 ultrlai I THE DEBATE-MR. DUFFY'S CHALLENGE. SHRINKING OF THE GOVERNMENT AND OF THE IRISH DESERTERS. A more important question could not be raised in the representative chamber than that incidentally raised by Mr. Duffy in the course of the debate on the Irish Income Tax. _ This is the universal feeling of the English Press-even the Tinwes and Chronicle admit the importance ...