... I ROUSE OF S-TAT I_ - (By Special and Ordinay Telegrap.) TheirLordahipsmet at five o'lock. * IRIS}} BILLS.* The Bank of Ireland Charter Bill was read a se- cond time. On the motion of the Earl of Meath, Iie Irish Cheroh Act Amendment Bill and the Public Parks (Ireland) Bill passed through com- mittee. sTRW TRAFFIC If LONDON. The Earl of Malmesbury called the attention of the Government to the ...

... THE BOARD OD' WVORKS. Towais:J the end of last year this department was the subject of a lengthened inquiry conducted on the part of the Treasury by the Marquis of Lansdowne, a Mr. Hcrbert Murray, and Capta.a Cru)onaorn, of the Royal Engineers. The report of these ga'itic men has been wlrinted and cireuht.d coaiidoaially, but in one wray or another, as is always the case, the contents of the ...

... I r (From the Correspondent of the Eoe'ss'gTelap& London, Monday. London seems still bewildered by the great blow dealt by the committal of the Claimant to New- gate. After having feasted so long upon that plentiful subject we have no present appetite for other food. Even the Prince of Wales is gone, ani by this time baa paid his respects to the President of the French Republic- little ...

... I BARNOW -SLOB LAND RBOI4MATEON. _ I The following is the report of the Boaid of Trade upon the IBannow Slob Land .Reclamation Bill:- By this bill it is proposed to incorporate c' the Bannow Reclamation Uompany t wck power to embank and reclaim from the sea tino extensive tracts of lob or tidal land in Bannow Bay, county Wexford, described in the 17th clause of the bill It will be seen, on ...

... I -PECAL , TELEGRAMS I _ a I . (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENTS.) LONEON CORRESPONDENCE. London, Friday Night. Lord Muncaster is jmentioned as a probable candidate for West Camberrlad. The' Wallingford election takes place to-morrow. There is no opposition to Mr. Wells, a local brewer. The estimated financial snrplus this year is £2,200,000. The Athenoanm undestmands that a collection of letters ...

... AETEUR O'CONNOR The mental condition of the lad O'Connor would seem to be sound enough. He has been examined by half -a-dozen doctors, and they all agree; which is strange. The Lancet, has had permission to publish the report of Dr. Bond, who says that O'Connor's capacity is good. The doctor says he answered all fuestions respectfully and to the point, and was quite consistent in all his state ...

... ?? ~~ AftU -2ai11 ?? | DUBLIN: WEDNESDAY, MHARCH 13, 1S72.I I IxNwNEE\EENtEEE~trNEoE E\ ?? LAST night Sir DAVID WVEDDERBURN moved his resolution declaring in effect that at pore- sent Scotch business was neglected in Parlia- ment, and that the matter was one which should be inquired into by a committee. 'Mr. Pi'm moved as an amendment that the com- mittee should also inquire into the best ...

... I SYNODICAL MEETING-A COUNT~OUT. I1 SYNODICAL iM~EE X N-G-io OTU NT-O UT',a The Protestant Synod of the united dioceses of Dublin and Clendaleugh met yesterday at the Me- tropolitan Hall for the purpose of consilerng a liii to stpsrate the Deanery and Cathedral of t'ho oly Trinity, commnonly calledChristChurch, from tih Co' ?? and Cathedral Church of Saint Patrick's, anrd to provide for the ...

... I LATEST NEWS I (Br 8PECIAL AND ORDINARY TZLR. GRAPE.) FRANCE. Versailles, Monday Evening. His Royal Higlneasjthe Prince of Wales, after visiting M. Thiers, attended the sitting of the As. sembly this afternoon. The Prince was sacom- peaied by Lord Lyons and looked extremely well. The Duo ?? visited the Prince in the box, and remained there some time The Chamber de- bated the proposal of the ...

... NORTH UNION-YSERDAY. I The usual weekly meeting of this board was held yerterday in the boardroom of the house. Mr. B. J. MACFARLANE in the chair. The other guardians present ?? S 51 l~yndanan, DV C; Dr Brady, R, VCK;,, Nti (ICraweour. captain Lindsay, L.L, J.P. ; Mr. T Ari us, Ablernaan J MINton4n, Mr. J. X. Stavekey, F.;* Mr. Jtames Reilly, Mr. Joha Reinly, Mr!. G. There, Mir. P. K~enny, Mir ...

... Abut 4 rf r's }otrnmaL I I - 1 -111 1 1 11 ?? ?? ?? DUBLIN: FRIDAY, MARCH 8, 1872 - ?? ?? ?? WE have heard that the Insurance Corn. panies reckon that two-thirds of the fires which annually take place in the United Kingdom are wilfully caused for frau- dulent purposes. It has been stated that, whereas the ordinary premium paid for the irsurance of a private dwelling-house agsinst fire is one ...

... I TBlE TICHBORNE CLAIMIANT. I (From our Correspondent.) London, Friday. Up to a late hour last evening the Claimant in the Tichborne case had not succeeded in obtaining the bail in the sum of 5,0001. which, with his own recognisanco in that amount, has been fixed as the condition of his being at large until the next session of the Central Criminal Court. He coneequently remains in the custody ...