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... The following is Mr. Chambers's bill. It is entitled CA Bill to facilitate the recovery of personal liberty in certain cases. [Note-The words printed in italica are proposed to be in- serted in committee.] Whereas difficulties have been found to exist in applying for and obtaining the writ of habeas co?1pus in cutain cases in which females are supposed to be subject to restraint, and no ...
... It - ORDINATION AT ?? COLLEGE OF ST. PATIC:K'S, MAYNOOTR.-IHis Grace Paul Archtishop of Dublin pro- ceeded on last Tuesday to the College of St. Patrick, May- nootb, for the purpose of conferring holy orders on a large number of the students. Ilis Grace conferred the tonsure and minor orders on Wednesday, deacons orders on Thursday and Friday ; and on Saturday eighty-seven of the students ...
... RAYS'_LATER NEWS FROM AMERICA. ARRIVAL OF THIE STEAMSHIP CANADA. (FROM OUR ?? CORRESPONDSENT. Liverpool, May 22. y the royal mail steamship Canada, Captain Stone, which 0ved here from Boston, via Halifax, N. S., we have New slk advices to the 11th inst. rho Canada brings 112 passengers, and nearly 800,000 aliars specie on freight. She reports the arrival of the saropa at New York, and the ...
... BY ELECTRIC' TELEGRAPH. W. H. Smithj and Sons,' Newspaper Oce No. 1, ECTen-quay, May iS, LIVEBPoo, ELECTION CO. 1,TTEE.- Mr. Wm Fresh field, Mr. William Williams, Lambeth; lHon. J. P. Maxwell, Mr. John Ball; Mr. Ingham to be chairman. LONDON Fuzcns-STOCK AND SHARE BIARKET.-Eog lisl securities have receded, the state of affairs in the Ead causing some apprehension. Railways moderately active t ...
... IpfENSED GROCERS' AND VI[TNERS' SOCIETY. I ., W.ThereOV8 a full mnetingnofthecommittee on weanesuay, il MIr. MI5IAEL L E cARN , /itigsend, in the chair. Ikhe Chairman handed in the renewed subscription of His. 4* ' ~r. John Byrne handed in the second year's subscription | of~ Mrs. Mary Kelly, tavern-keeper, Essex-bridge; also, a year's saubscription from Mr. James Nedley, grocer, San- dymuunt, ...
... TO TIHE EDITOR OF THE FIREMAN. DFmAi1 Siu-With the many I have been astounded on reading the articles on this wonderful and mysterious phe- nomenon which have appeared in the columns of your jour- nal, and also extracts taken from the American and continental press, and must give you full credit for your disposition at all times to give publicity to any matter connected with scienr! that may ...
... Tile members of this society liet last evening at the Aca- demv House, Dawson-streat. The Rev. ROBINEY ROBINSON, President of the Academy, in the chair. The Rev. C. Graves read the minutes of the previous meeting and announced the receipt of the following contribu- tions to the museum of the ?? publications of the geological survey of the three kingdome; and the records of the government ...
... , ?? I I == ~1DUHIN 'IUESI A.; MAY 24, 185 8. THE BILL TO ABOLISH CON VENTS. Mr. Chambers has given the Nuns a long day. They are not to be again exposed to public gaze until the 22d of June, when the second reading will take placS; but whether with. the same or a different result from the success attending the intro- duction remains to be seen. From the fierce and acrimonious temper of the ...
... ANTIENT CONCERT RuUMS-THE MADRIGAL SOCIETY. _ The third and last concert for the season of this society took place ol yesterday evening in the Autient Concert Room, Great Brunswick-etreat. On no occasion for a long time past have we seen a more brilliant assemblage congre- gated within the walls of this institution. Every part of the concert-room was filled by those who, it may be said with ...
... FOutFACN INTELLIG] ?? ; * - -, AF,30vt THE FRENCH EMPIRE PAB}S, FoRnAY, MAY 20, 6 a.c-in Mk Y letter terday I mentioned ths receipt of a telegraphic des tf c Vienna, which announced that the ultimatum o~f It tro schikoff had been accepted by the Porte. I e ine L le ligence doubtingly, aa the private messages sent b at intel: tric telegraph have of late lost. nearly all charct Y tf e city. On ...
... MILITARY rROMOTIONS AND EXCEANGES. WAR OiTICE, MAY 20. 17th Regiment of Light Dragoons-Cornet Philip Muegrave to be Lieutenaot, by purchase, vice Tollecache, who retIres, Cornet Augustus Frededlek Stafford Jerningham, from the 7th Dragoon Guards, to be Cornet, vice Muegrave, promoted. 5th Regiment of Foot-Captain John Macdonald, fnos half- pay Unattached, to be Captain (repaying the difference ...