... I _COMMISSION O OYERt AND TERMINER. tilt ~.1. I ?? The cbmmijiejon will be opened this mi, ruing at ten o'clock w tb the usual formalities by the Right Honourable the Lord dayor, the Lord Chief Justice of the Queen's Bencb, and the Lord Chief Justice of the Common Pb ao. T ie 10I1lwiiDg are the calendats of the parties for trial KILMAINEmAM JAIL-Rose Keogh, baving caused her ubild'u ueath b) ...

... THE SPIRITS (IRELY) BILL I PROTEST AGAINST RSTBNT ttiio 0 oC.LAse la, 14, AND FDlsssctienit,-. i on general principles to impose on the cosstaulaijW of 'it atld aJ force originally conestituted andg welliadaptid'for te execution of the ordinary law of the land, and the protection of life and property) the conflicting revenue functions required for the rappression of illicit distillation. : 62. ...

... : icG ;NEI 'TCELEGAP 1a UtE 'OF LORDS-DAY.TERDAY The merobant shipping acts repeal bill was read a third 00time, andcpassed. The lnbai revenud arid consolidated fund charges bill, afte smeo discuasion, was read a third time. The several militia billa went through committee. Thd other busine's wae advanced a stage, and their lord- ships adjourned at a few. minutes before ?? O'clook' HOUSE Oa ...

... 1:THE, _WA.v 1.: TU.0ws I ' BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH. OCCUPATION OF THE PRINCIPALITIES BY THE AUSTRIANS. C(e'om thre Secoesr Edition of 11ws Ckroor'idr) VIECNA, DMONDAX NtGotT.-Arobduke AlbeWt will enter Moldavia imnmediately with the Pb Corps d'Arrue. Another division will enter Wailaihia by the Rotbennbarmpum. General Von Heas has left for Lusatta' AUSTRIA AND THE WESTERN POWERS. Austria agrees ...

... DIALOGUE BETWEEN BON WACE AND M P. Scene-HAMPSBTEAD.i in M.P.-Good morning, Landlord. to Boniface ?? what I shall say to you at the th next election. You've rewarded me for slaving as I did to eg get you into the house by ruining my :family. of ?? so, my good man 7 The bill affects only a K portion of the Sabbath. at ?? only day by which we earn a farthing ? Oa If the measure was honest why ...

... . - ; ~SPIRIT OF THE 'JOURS s - ?? the Titls.) ?? ?? A great question of. modern warlere wasropenea with th'e, Commencement of tbe present itoatilities.: The ante of ofenere and defence had both ?? were considered very signal improvements: :On the one hand, shipsw teens Dot only moved by steam, but were so moved, tbrough. the employ - mernt of the screw, without exposurce of their ?? to ...

... . ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA. (FROM OUR OWN OD OBRESPONDENT.) Liverpool, Sunday. By the arrival of the British and North American royal mail SteaTm-ship Canada we are in receipt of three days later news than that to hand by the Alps. The Cauada sailed from Boston on the 16th, and Halifax 17th instant, and brings 104 passengers. There is not much news of importance by tbis arrival.- The following, ...

... SPMItT OF THE JORi I(om ats fmorrg roip. TEZ WAn SE TiE B 'TtO'-The s )cce'a of tions against Bomareund has been. more epeedy thaf pere ventured to expect; and the rapidity witd thih,v we bad se portent undertaking haa been brought to a i3i. the skill and judgment which marked toe arr ongon sO the allied commanders. It wae not until tirngeln 3 that the combined forcee landed, and an the 16ttb ...

... It is painful to have so frequently to complain of di the paltry and unworthy motives which seem to go rule the conduct of some of the boards of guardians te in the rural districts. In Dublin we have occa- sionally open rows on political and religious ques- tions. Warm spirits, whose mercurial temperaments h will not allow of their being at rest, will, from time PI of to time, make pretexts ...

... | BY EBECTI'U.'k CT TlLEGRA.Pf. I| AMERICA. SdviUm BmToN,' WED;ESDAY.-Tbe Indtian steamer with d advicees ?? York to 9,h inst. is coming up the river. d News, anticipated. d 't ENGLISH FlJ9D9-YsmsAy. .e English Funds quite negleoted. Console opened at a slight decline, aud were without any stbasqssent recovery. Railways generally languid, the only feature being a slight 5baiiyancy in ...

... LICENSED GROCFERS AND VINTNER'S: SOCIETY. I X The ?? ro ad --i - . . n 10ue Rommittee met, as usual, on Wednesday, at theroms; College Tavern, 17, York-street, Mr. MIcHASE O'Locu0aLctc in the: chair. Mr. John Byrne felt great pleassre in banding in one sovereign, renewed subecription, from one of the moets re- spectable members of their society, and who, not only volun- teering this, accords ...

... ad~s . E TN~RS' ~jjIS' .} ?? of the tradea3f 'Dublin -In i ,A ratlve pai`ttero wes held 0t Monday En vening8 ha~elf past eight o'clocik, at the Trade jill No. 48i e South Kljg-stree8 The 'attendance was numerots, - nd id comprised the deputies and representatives of the V0rilI it trades in the city of Dublin. On the ilt of trades being - caled oa t by the honorary scretary it was gratifying to ...