... ENGLAND AND IRELAND IMPROVED I COMMUNICATION BBILL COMMITTEE. i_ 71- ?? - i --AtWA- .a Q; vN -% ..n. .~ ?? Monday, the committee received Sir Cusack Be Roney's evidene. Having traced each mail from London da to Dublin and vice versa, he described the delays, which co .occur in their transmission, and stated that he haa made the se sea voyage about 200 times in 1851.-2, and whenever the ne ...

... VFavictfo. ne Corohill is to be re-paved with wood. The inhabitants td. psy £200 towards the cost. he England produces a larger quantity of steel than America A lot and the whole continent of Europe. ii ad of On Tuesday, the sea in the Channel was again boisterous, li Id and the royal mail steampacket from Calais was delayed. ti ey A lake of sulphur, a mile in diameter, has been discovered a ...

... IF L l t. O iO RD S. byi Is 1r LO Dit is 1n ci0 V, clDAY MAy B55 oClOck. awae,l FBI too i seat at five i o dertoo: b laecefoctoo LL hi noblW from I io3 VDS IRsEIed to overoment meant to a grea D .ler the g mecsrn ret now be- place. l e1gs'd mE ,f theegon they NV St. Leonardo having said a few but it onirds Lord gblundE said that the Testamentarg ] Hear, ?? NClO shl lordships, honse last the ...

... Notwithstanding all the platitudes that we have lately heard about the dignity of the press, and the a danger of interfering with its privileges) it may be 0 open to dispute whether amongst the great mass of e the people there is any very extravagant respect for e the Fourth Estate. Such an opinion may not be P especially complimentary, either to our compeers or - ourselves, but its truth, ...

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... - THE SARDINIAN EXPEDITION . ~. -. . . ..I 0- Aceounts-from Genoa~dated May 8, say: Eiglht thousand rd troops have to this date left our port for CoastanllnoPle.' Ag I letter from Malta says: ,We continue to be visited by Igvessels, both French and English, en routt to the Crimes. V)On the 30th tilt, the Sardinian frigate Carlo Alberto (steamer) er arrived with 900 Sardinian troops, fins ...

... SILFORD TOWN COUNCIL METING. a On Wednesday, an adjourned meeting of the Salford town NV pcouncil vias held in the Town Hall; -the Mayor, WV. Rose, Esq. in the chair. The first bulneesa was to receive and allow the expenses iseurred in the revision and printing of the register of voters for the parliamentary borough of Salford,for the year 1854-li. The total amount was stated to be £-38. 8s. ...

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... arliallimt, ? n 'D n Q J.1-t- rem A (F LORDS. and FspIDAY, MAY 1I. It 15 F11o took his seat on the woolsack at five were ?? COLDt ;TUrE LAW C le a copy cornha ?? kIATCLLL9B laid upon the table a copy oo ' -he proctedi:gs of the statute law consoha T eel the vISE VNNA CON'RNO5 lines d to state to their lordships that he the ?? formerd the Motion of which he systi ! ot Macday next until the ...

... - - FROM OUR LONDON CORRESPONDENT. LoNDoec, FaIDAY. Whatever individual opinions may be held as to the justice or policy of the war in which the country is engaged, no one who was present at the distribution of the Crimean medals to day, in the Parade behind the Horse Guards, could doubt that it was a popular war. Those who are most opposed to it do not deny it that character; and certainly ...

... sorcip AO ?? fmitcllan?. ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? Ved NouLs AOTr.-We (Overland China Mail) find the folloiw- Fe ing paragraph in a Straits' paper, and extract it, considering itati, that such acts really deserve mention whenever th~y be the tit t coine known :-1 We hasten to record a fact which has just Dop come to our knowledge. A few days ego, H.M.S. sybille, gai, 3 ltying at New Haerbour (about ...

... ' - . o- -. MANCHESTER EXAMINEB. AND TJUES OFFICE, WEDNEsDAY, FIvE A. M M. (By ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.) HOUSE OF COMMONS, LAsT NiuHT.-(CoaexTxUED)c THE BALLOT;.f Mr. GORDON made his maiden speech in favour of the motion. Colonel BENTINOX opposed it., f Mr. P. O'BR IEN supported the motion, as far as Ireland was concerned. Sir S. BIGNOLD opposed it, and denied the practice of c intimidation at ...