... The followiig- plan of a labbur rate has been submitted iin a letter to an evening contemporary by Mr. Butler Bryan, a nin gentlenian who haid'devoted'a considerable portion of his time f to the subject. Mr. Bryan is one of those ?? who th were examined'by'tbe Poor Law Committee, last session :- yi I propose for the consideration of the Public the following plan for the employment and relief ...

... -Vtt -f % -t . . ., _ _ 1 H ;A--w P UBLIN: TUESDA Y, Na EBEhRN9 | Lisbon Gazet tes to thle x:.th ul iino arrived on Saturday morn- iik. iTl* are destitude of political newel! In cunseqtigncs of the prevalence of fever at New Orleans, ?? veasaeis from that quarter are, for the present, to bhe admitted into the ports of Portugall.-Glebe. ' ' ~~~RUdSIA. German ?? to the 29th1 of October They ...

... l I On Saturday last a Post Assemnbly was held at the Exhibition House, in WilliainAstreet, for the pur pose of electing a gIEcORDJZR of the City of Dbblin, in the room of the late William Walker, Esq. wh-o for 26 years discharged the duties of that irmportant ofice so honorably and efficiently. No CYrY Elec- tion ever before ecited so mruch interest in Dublin. 'I .a public feeling was strong ...

... SLIGO ELECTION-DRBADFUL OUTRAGE. I~ .tv ?? . . I . We ere griev'ed topercei ve that an election cannot be conducted in Sligo without resorting to the ex-t citement-4f the bad passions of the ignorant and de-A luded faction, by, .hich that county has long been t disgraced. The details of recent occurrences, in the subjoined letter from an intelligent and honourable co respondent, are truly ...

... IMPERIAL P-ARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF L0RDM..MoNDAY JTtINF.2I, The Eail of SI{AFTESBUJRY presented aI petition fiomn teicesler, against the punishmnent of death for torge~rY. Tl'e Duke of' BUCKINGHTAM priiesenterd a petition from Ipswich, to th~e sanneo effect. Earl SPENCER presented a petition from Breintree to the same effect ; also a petition from ?? of North- nimpton to the same, effect ;also a ...

... [ TMR. T. S. RICE-TIHE VESTRY BILL. Ihis agb nm5, nut content with his speech in the House dlf Gornupns&on the 'Ed of dy'an ealluiion to 'our animadver.i. 4ons and those of an Evening1 Contemporary upo thenan- pre bywhidh he succeeded in defeating Mr. O'COaNELLSS ?? to amend the Vestry Acts-has addressed aletter to Mr. >TEELE, on tire subject, which. appears inthe Limerick..EJening est,-of ...

... Itt ?? ouronaL. I B Runiour is already bus-y asto the changes likly to take place in the Cabinet, and the Rbyal Household. It is stated with considerable cenfidenc6 that the Marquis of Conyngham and Sir William Knighton retire, and their places areto be upplied by ?? of Gordon and Sir Herbert'taVriqr. Lord, gelvillie, it isle stated, leates tlA'dmirialty, aind-:-diij Sir Byam Martin, the ...

... I I- . 1''THE SENAT'ELESS CAPITAL. I It is not enough that the houses fqrmerly occupied by the Nobility and Gentry who may be said to have once belonged to this country, should be deserted, but even some of our public establishments-.which have frequently commanded the admirationof foreigners, excited the surprise and extorted the approbation of Majesty itself, and are creditable alike to ...

... i ~ SEPTING Or T1Z CO 7NTY Or K7L DARR. | -THE 01)1lUS 1.s'POSITTONS.` Yesterday a most rurnerollS ahin respectahbe meeting of tie ?? lauded proprietors, clergy, fteeholders, and landholders o. this county was colvened, purquant to requisition, in the Court-house at Naas, to petition Parliament against the proposed increase of taxation in Ireland; and although county meetings have been ...

... I ALUIERS. a d.! ar- (FROM 'r Ta COURIna.) no* A very imperfect conception exists in this couintry ,n, with respect to the importance of the French expedi ion to Algiers; and we doubt not it will surprise our t3r readers to be informed that it has no less for its object ' tthan, the acquisition of a great and fertile kingdom an more extensive than that of Great Britain, not popu in, ius it is ...

... 12I3PERIA L PALrTAMENATT. HOUSE OF COM loIN~S_ i~rrlr. (CONTINUED FtRO~M SroA srcAA. 'thel( (IANCEiLLIJI of thle l'CIQ ,i nwrt Lord atormiot, soid, it wastu inteldtogv ill answter tio ehcse to toeIitS anld ppulou liStrctbu oegealt olilec wsoiild be to I-e,.p up a lIr& bektoce loten h e e cttav ttei to. cauntlc.. It Certutiily Would be the Object of go. ternillteii vogie the itire-caiud onlc ...

... go GgV't . ,EtR -i~TfG - ?? C(YUN-TY W - ?? ARIE. Ii' 1. On, Tkijaday the neoiility, ?? and ftkeholders of the eounty of Xildalr sssemblod in the couoty Court House. at .Naas, to pet tidn the King and both Hotues of Parliament to carry into effect the plne, of Ministerial Reform. There were present the Duke of Le'uster, Lord Calorcurry, Sir F. Macdon- nell, Sir W. Hort,, Lieuterant-Geneyal ...