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... - TIOUSE 'O LORDS-THURSDAY, MARCHc 10. The Trilh population census bill, the bankrupt laws' 'amendmnernt bill, the London bridge approaches bill, and the calico duties' act amendment bill, were brought up from the 'Commons and read a first time. Lord TENDERDEN gave notice of a motion for Tues- day, for bringing in a bill to limit the period of tithe moduses. The Earl of FIFE hoped the Noble ...
... FoB aught we know to the contrary, a social TO- volation may be impending over the United King. doam of Great Britain and Ireland. It appears to be not at all unlikely that we am at this present moment on the eve of a movement Movement with a gigantic M-that shall, uproot lbndmarf convulse existing institutions, and play the very mischief with the hallowed traditions that, in no inconsiderable ...
... WEIT.MONDAY MI BELFAST. HoLar&ys in Belfast and the North of Ireland are few and far between, and when they do come are all the better appreciated and more keenly en- toyed. Yesterday was an illustration of this fact, when Whit-Monday was partly observed as a general holday in town. The banks and Stock Exchange were closed, the day being a atatutable dice norn, and several of the local linen ...
... STORIES OF SURVIVORS OF THE CHILD. . WALL HALL PITEOUS SCENES. Forun of the survivors of the Liverpool steamer Childwall Hall-Lohn G. Norval, chief engineer Henry Williams, second mate; Edward Leyland, fourth engineer; and J. Sloan, quartermaster- were landed in Liverpool on Friday. From their statements it appears that the vessel struck on the 11th instant, about four o'clock in the morning, ...
... TE IRfSIS DISTRESS FUND. MEETING IN LIVERPOOL. SPECIAL TELEGRCAM. LivnEPoon, WEDN51nsAY.-In PUrSUance Of a numerously-signed requisition by, leading iuhabi- tants, the Mayor of Liverpool, Mr. J. B. Morgan, convened a public meeting at the Town Hali, yes- terday, to consider the present and forthcoming distress in the West of Ireland. The meeting was vwell attended, and Mr. William Ratthboue, M ...
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