That part of the lands of Gurteens called Mountprospect House and Demesne, containing £l47a. Ir. lOp. statute measure, let under a lease for lives renewable for ever, at the yearly rent of £lO5, subject to £4O a year, proportion of head rent; line of £2,710 3d was paid for the o

Tuesday morn in" at the Cathedral, by the Rev Wm Carson. Mr James Pennistmu of lluddersheld, Mary Anne, second daughter oi the late Thomas Clare, Ardolttn Carlow. At Waterford, the Very Rev Dean H-mts, william Perrott, Esq, Bank of Ireland, to Bessie Mary, youn«ekt daughter of C

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Mr. HEY WOOD moved for the appointment of a Select Committee consider the preservation the Crystal Palace, or the central portion thereof, with view its applicability purposes of public instruction and recreation. He believed that a majority of the inhabitants of the metropolis

Spirit IJJrcss. LORD JOHN BUSSELL’S ANTI-CHRISTIAN POLICY. (from tub mornino herald.) In our Parliamentary report will found a notice given by Lord John Russell of his intention to move on Thursduy, the 13th of next month, a Committee the whole House, the consideration of the oat

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LIMKR'CK.—Mr John O'Brien has written to the Limerick Reporter an apology for his vote on the celebrated motion of Lord George Cent! nek for granting eight millions of money towards developing the resonraes of Ireland. Mr. O’Brien says“ The vote referred vasin concurrence with t

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