... (og lutmalfs Solna I - - I I; _ Wz care little for the Goermment majority, and, it in probable, the Government is not as, tisfied with its small triumph Four is rather a close affair in a House of 212. If we exclude the Irish proprietorial element, of which the majority laryely consisted, the House of Commons affirmed the Inttruc- $ tion by& considerable majority. It is only just to the ...

... I, - ?? IRISH LAND BILL . The opinion of the papers on Lord Nass bill'oe' very conflicting. The Daily Newo says that in its' practil op*tonit will concede no present boon, atid wl shut the gate on future improvement. The Tke remark that; if Ireland he not bonenited by legisdation it is not ikr want of good will on the part of Parliament ; Caonservative and Liberal wou4d be glad to content her. ...

... H, ±M, 1DONT. EST1'ONIAL. ?? Webra gratitied to flndthat tu 1*sube64tion i',which ase'boing promoted in liublih and u tli conintrji for,,ybo p of ' uro, Of i ,,tetmonil ,oj F I on 0tb,4ypoxhowr; thse, :lreh.P ,n,di,4 ,7YatUte,( for ,hi ipo~rutl and eu- 4 (tIneaviesle dudsg the 'threatened 'inraalIi of 'rtierestp~~have .already 'reallseat {nv bei; iadeemei '.Th voluntar :effolftas iadg ?? ...

... PIXR ByXAD, DUBLU~. A Ip to 9 adM., Aw 80, 1867.-Wind 8.W.. lpU G9-ed rey, Bayoune, ldi eorn, Serrvo, O~eesa, wheat; 15athet, Cherter, briche 8hanuroek, Liver- sto1 ealt;n 8peedw8.l, K atown, sulphur ores telegrGph, claimer, ?? April SO-Ira Duke inud RasA, steaerts, Liverpedl tandatd, eteanser. Lierpool, ead 7 collers. Apri 29-Klttiweake, steamei, Silloth; Toreb, sod Ti- fieger, Seamenr, ...

... TE GOVERNMENT LAND BILL. - t (#PROa O SP a1OT. AYPoRTEMS.) . t J1iDozi, TUESDAY Moinea.-Subjolned I send t you a full report of the debate which took ?? t Houei'e'Vf hfommonhS tt e-vening on the ij6tlcu n for theousdrxeadfag-p ?? er nnts' Impreiht I~l~tl: -. . S~eg6ssd, ii ml ag ame sne n ent of3 which he had gived 44H,c W )J4jfo intention of prevsnt~g the bill frcm~going into comitteer. ...

... I aAChN I4U -. TILE, LDXI4MBURCL'f4 YSTfON . ' ,i,. ,1: . ii ;Phl*itUe~dU >; .pil 30.. Iiat jye ii prjoponing. .t~e ,oonkeronce twelr1I .s~t .et ~doe.. ?? -. . , .- Thel Etendadi obf th~is evenllig siaye- 'Alth~ug1 tLine~ gt~lltb 6cr the $44& rg questioin re 'bein~g a;arried w zVwtthi4 .ce s io at Beer 'ae .p ozt co zitned, withtelolutionof thequeationtah4 . ,otwhe h depemulsthe tetti n t'tbe ...

... j ENN~is.ER, AD , ,t. i . i. ! . i,~ B i., ?? ?? 1I 0 5 the t .o psely wan hel4 oln 'Ilday at tlaer..officia, 45 Talbotostreet-,'':..' - - * ' - ' DAVID M'BaNn, l~Esq., idi the chtir;' Ditr. James HI. Connoll, the. secretary, read the * retort, whieh he aliready appearedi .;i ?? I : an ids; n' tbe o*drloy 'o~urse of liosiiees,! it bedsme hie ditt , in' ?? !'t'Yilr 'tatlto 'mov&',he'~ pptinn ...

... . 'I p ! .. 7 Thie r~r ?? nn~tgtio l.f T~sielot q BMt~it$ asfly t ascertin- the ?? of~the wbrihtoa e holdein a ratien to the bill of,: th0 pregent toie whio¶' p , >that tlO ii. e~spj, ?? XL :tied forthe'ge uscder- taokmge IH' 1,3 9,6OO* includmg 595,0001.' a lksi, '?hbse~ibed, ?? to!beanhecrihad, byetsB~rig; ,rpoa FP~go thie surey and; SusseD AndChihes' B. t Withrehpeot to t s ubscripto ...

... |O HM I;f W!I O. JM'DAY. ?? ' ?? , . ' , S , ' ) .`3 The Speaker took the choir at frour.Y'l°k. THB IBMH AND SC TQwH M. BILm .. P. Ata apl 'qisto ?? The (Thanvello of the,;i phequer,qi4 heqredar& the Scotch :Ieform Bill DB' inre Vrediing thinift'h Trieh Reform.Vjll, iasiteli ?? more recently Jeglinted, for. The tishlu ll'ws' pfp&Qion, but behqoed to Jie 4blp to ptrqdlce the SootOWbil veld ...

... PO AD.:1ULIDR; OR A FUT Arwvja; . .! ' :lv 'AFA_. As- It.. ?? _1. _ t. .J . ?? I Abotxt oJqve, ..o'1QJsck on iubday. xeir nn i. * s obhe orei a . nearMr, Wigbya worksil! nud!upo being brotught u ll t~d; }if~st,^,rw ~untp.be, extibit.tY wi2Irespeth' a~blz~retyj, ?? 05.eri oftlep, but t , .fqu~g1)npof biW, perstm gave tbelnslightest, se by vvhh i~toildentify him.., S6meout Mlt.Aig.v : eL atate ...

... IEFORM DEMONSTATION IN HYDE I PARK.I SPECIAL TELEGRAM. (rtoM OUR conaicssroNDNT.) LOsuONS WEDNE3DAY NlGeiT.-It is reported that at a Cabinet Council to-day it was decided to pre. vent the Ileform meeting being held in Hyde j'Ark. LoNDON CORRESPONDENcE. (FROM OUR CORllESPONDEWT,) LOoro TUESDAY.-The debate on the Tenant j3il as ablo and elaborate, As you were pre. pared for, no doubt, various ...

... I d1t hz ?? Realat I DUBLIN: THURSDAY, M.AY 2, 1867. I :I ?? ?? TiHs first trials for High Treason ended in the c conviction of THOMAS BURKE and PATRICK a DouAN, when the Chief Justice pronounced fi the awful sentence of hanging, quartering and tj beheading on the 29th of May. The jury, M hovwever, recommended DORAN to mercy on ti the - ground that it did not appear from ide v evidence that he ...