... Commiissioners of Dunleary Harbotir, praying as~ sistance. Laid on the table. El STAGE COACH BILL. m Upon the motion of' Mr. M. A.'TAYLOR, this P Bill was read a second time, aid committed profor- mza, in order to enable him to make sonme alterations ...

... TlE 1IiOR'TIC (L7VURAL, SOCIETY OF IRELAND. - I ANNUAL SPRING SHOW OF FLOWERS AND VEGETABLES. On Monday last, the 2t1 of April, the Spring, Show of Floweis and Vegetables was held at the Rotunda. The Members of the Horticultural So. ciety were, as usual ...

... t'ne settled habits of a Arnly.estahlished Go nr nmept, than several of the preceding arr v3!s from thbt quarter. They tend to show also, that aI! the facts relating to Spain, in the French papers, have been extaggerated, and that mary of them are wholly ...

... from being done wrong in. the ?? of the ceremony. Edwatd the First and Second were ciotined without their Queens. Edwatd the ]Firt was mtarried to Anne in AugUst, 1274. Edward ti-l Second wedded Eleanor of France, and then and where she was crowned he (Mr; ...

... heard the royal assent given, by commission, to several public and private bills. The Ellenborough divorce bill, was read a second time, and ordered to be committed on to-morrow se'nnight. A petition was presented from James William Freshfield, stating ...

... moved that the evdeue on the East Retford bill he presented. The nolele lord alIo gave notice that on the 20ih of April he should moier te second readin- of that bill. Lord KING presented a petition from Kildertnintlsi against the corn laws. The Earl of LIMERICK ...

... were forwarded a stage. di ,fbe Duke of WELLINGTON mov~d for accounts of te~ ~~nperta d silk into Great Britain during the last ten T yeavs a rquso SALISBURY moved that the witnesses jot CSt itetford ease lbe summoned for the 26th of April. ordered. in The ...

... noiut r ihers, Mr. G RANT imineiliately bought in his bill, whieh was read a first time, ardn odilered for at second rea :ic oil cLhe Jtilh April. Tille otlrer ordars of the daID beinig thenm real, the house adjouried at ten o'clock. ...

... d-a second time, Mr. aC. W; W. I YNNE thought that- the bill ought to be alteredj and it provisions carried meeA further, Every body confessed that the present system ought to he altered and he thought that the bill might pass the present stage, to' ...

... AND IRISH PAUPERS' REMOVAL c; B3ILL. Si Lord STAN LEY moved tho second reading of this bill. p He said, that as theme were objections. hre would noW move. a that the bill be reard a second time, anid be committed to la p select committee up stairs. He ...

... He wished to know when, after a pause of several weeks, it was intended to propose the second reading; and he gave notice, that whether it went through that stage in this session or the next, he would move that the whole question be referred to a select ...

... admirable acting of our old favourite, Talhot, who niade his second apji6arance in his celebrated charseter of Young IVilcding, in the: petite comedy of the Liar, There is, w e belve, no actor on the stage rat present, who can at all compwe T vit Mr. T in this ...