... , on the credit of the rate-in-aid till Monday, April IG, as Mr. Herbert's amendment in favour of an income tax would rive rise to a debate which would not terminate previously to the holidays. The parliamentary oaths (the Jewish disabilities) bill would ...

... who was to have made her before Easter. ha. been detained in Paris by influerga, heir is re. toted neat week Linda, the pmt In which •he made her debut In he her 'petiole character here. The east of the opera will ~,,,P rise Marie. Marini, Ratak and Tamiturlni ...

... the house to secure to t'.e occupying tenants in Ireland the fruits of their industry. Mr. REYNOLDS gave notice that after Easter he would none for a select committee to inquire and report the state of the paper manufacture in Great Britai Mr. MILES begged ...

... convenient for noble lords, woo wished to go to Ireland, to adjourn to the Thursday instead of Tuesday tor the meeting after Easter. Earl GREY bad no doubt his noble friend, who moved the adjournment, would comply with the ;wide earl's request if there men ...

... (sliming weralib. DUBLIN: TUESDAY, MARCH 2. The near approach of the discussion on the permanent Irish poor-law bill has given rise to a variety of rumours ; it is now spoken of as something new, strange, and unexpected that minister* are far from being unanimous ...

... 11 Coe stable. mint of Win. Whir Eaq.. of Cloomei. April 4. James Garland, , •f White Cross, Moestnertia, county Armagh. EASTER TERM. This term commenced on Monday, and the courts were opened with the usual formalities. OF CHANCERY. The Lord Chancellor ...

... ADJOURNIIENT TEM HOUSE. The Marquis of I. A NSDO W N E.—l move, my lords, that this house, at its rising, do adjourn to Thursday, the 19th of April. Lord BIAOUGHANI.—Before the motion for the a4ljournrnent is put, I have to make an earnest request o f ...

... ministers, and the scandalous blank presented by the records of the present session—would seem, in the quiet of this little Easter breathing space, to have struck the attention, and almost the eonsciences, of our contemporaries with extraordinary force ...

... ports of Spahr and her dependencies on British ships. Mr. SADLIER inquired whether it was intended to intro-- duos, before Easter, this secarities for advances (Ireland) bill, and a bill amend the encumbered edema act ? The ATTORNEY-O EN EItAL replied ...

... —By the 23,1 section of the upractiee and act (13th Vic., cap. I e), Easter Monday and Easter Tuesday, an court holidays, consequentl the *eventt courts adjourned, at their rising rut Thursday,.until Wednesday next MOO: rr customary bounties and ancient ...

... that country (hear). Sir A. BROOKE wished to know whether the government intended to proceed with the rate in aid bill before Easter, or whether they meant to abandon the bill ? Mr. STAFFORD said he had a question to put which might, perhaps, very justly ...

... moved that the house at its rising should adjourn to Moi.day, for 8:h of April. proceeded to say tt.at he wished to take that opportu- nity of stating the coarse of business which be meant to take immediively after the Easter recess. On Mon-' dim, the kilt ...