... 44 arms Liallmajo Qp, lf?anl DUBLIN: FRIDAY. JULY 11, t862. , _ _ ?? TIm duties of the Lords, yesterday, were not onerous or diicult. The businese of thb sitting, which corn- mnenced at fire, and closed at eight, was almostentirely occupied in forwarding meaeures a stage. Among the bills which obtained a second reading we find thi Chancecy regulation Fheep bills, both being Irish mea 6ores. ...

... JF]- . ,f I ,- _ =rm as =qu _ la l -- =- =I- DUM3[N: WEDNESDAY. JULY ), 18G2. _I 'Tlur Lotde were singularly industrious ysiterdIy. Tbey devoted not less than two hours to their legisila- tire fulnctions, and in that tline they got through a ul prisirg anmount of busine's. No less than niae bills, r nany of them having been private bills, obtained a rthird reading and were passed, while absut ...

... THE OCATIOLIC UNIVERSITY. CEREMONY OF LAYING THE FOUNDATION. {RAJN AND IMPOSING DEMONSTRATION YESTERDAY. ?? Jacta adlea est-the die is aust I Yesterday the ceatlolics of Ireland-fonr million five hundred tleusand people-made their election-took their side-declared their determination, and, by a demon- stration as grand as it was immense, as solemn as it wtqa representative, as decorous as it ...

... HOUSLE O(F LOIVDS-YESTERDAY. (,ry 1oi'll TBELI(IHA111) Their Lorilehipe met at live o'clock. The Duk of S ertin reply to Lord Stratforfd de Etaaeliffe, stated that1 the Attention of thle govarnakinot bad been cul1kd toe tile piiracv which was nIo% carriel itt intletastcrn ArrIl j~lgo, land theY wore in ietoltia- titwe ~a~ ii~ Itv ntllenis of Rfopain and the Netherlatl,1, with '1jW ti ...

... I -, - 1 aEA DBi1 ARRIVALS Up to 9, a.m., July 1 -Wind-WS. W. Jwiy 17-Vanguard, steanmir, Gl.s3vow; Telcrapia utooor, IlolylheadI Alessaudria, ilaltijore, indian corn; L-Vy PrS:, L.iverpoel, salr. Jaly 18-lron Dare and loyal Williarn. stearaers L-ve-- pool; Anne and l1CuTy, Conway. stoue; ?? colliers. SUlT.N'GS. July 17-Admiral tooruono and Ilibernia, sstcmcrs, -I6p- head; 1'rIico, Ebiana, ...

... I I (Fromt thle London Tefcyrop04 ) Teeming as are the annals of the Old Bailey in the record of disinal tragedies, their glootiy pages have seldom been darkened by a more torriblu story Limit that which was yesterday heard in the Central Criminal Court. Habituated and inured to sorrowful sights as must be those whose ditties r'eqire theit' to frequeidt our criminal tribunals, we qulestion. ...

... I lE 'ELVElTON 'IU THIE IliIl'Olt 01? Till' iilSMA. -,Nec c ie ileqs.rosrlisw, ?? Tedga aul hoc it' medetra ,cet;-4i11 LNv~ll)o Tintrim House, July 1 Ith, 182,. lUAItR Stit-Thie kxensoq Ilail of July the Sth pub- lishes an article in which the following passages occur. T'he Yolverton isnrriago case las roidvood whiat molist be CemilIdel conr lvleti e nc got d di Oitii ll fil ill,, Sautch and ...

... '1'r1if YE.ATIiER-T1HP CR9OPS. l . ?? ?? . I . I . . . . I ]AMaNAe1A0n;-XWO are rejoiced to be abla to rcclrd an impbov ineut in the weather. During the pa.it weak the tteuilecature roo considerably, and th) woat w ,r wag for the most part decidedly favourablie for tbe operatii)nI of the season. A large brealth of hav hal alrealy bien saved, and it is admitted tbat the prodacu 01 oUr- hmndS i ...

... ELECTION OF LOIR MAYORL. Mt'EItIG 01'fTIIE INNSQt;AY AND itOl'tNDOlWAItDS. A meeting of the Inns-qiay and Rotundo Wards was beld last evening at Elie Temperance Hall, flalston- stieet, at eight o'clock, to return thuaniks to hesisrs. Scally, MhCaun, Sweetinar, and Devilt, for their ua- C-nproluisking conduct in opposing thie nomiliationi of Mr. John Martin to the mayuialLtv, and to afford ...

... FEED-THE LITTL,11, ONES! j WBr have been requested by the estimable Sisters of Blercy of Ballinrobe to publicly express their great tlarnlfulness to hie Grace the Archbishop of Taam for the muniticent co-operation he has afforded them in their efforts to give wholesome and substantial breakt- fasts daily to no less than 200 poor little onun. The good sisters state that were it not for the ...

... llON'fTIPS WAND OF' THlE REV. W. TltkCEY| I KILCOUK. I T he moitih's mind, solemn otlice, and high mass, were celebrated on Thursday in the parochial cimurcir of tII- cocl, flr the everla-ting rest of the lhte veneratced pa.,tor, the Rev. W. Tracey, whose name, fol generations, will be q household word in the homees of ?? poor, who in WIn have Just their true end tried friend, galie, and bir ...

... I HOUSE OF LORLDS-YESTERDAY. (BY b[AGCNTIC TILEOGIAI'l) The l.ord Chancellor took -his eseat at dlve o'clock. The Earl of Carnarvon called attention to the colo- nial estimates, and complained that since 1856 the civil estinates had risen frons 320,0001. to 937,0001. 'lhe Duke of Newcastle could not imagine where the Earl of Carnarvon got his figure, which wee an error; the colonial ...