Mr. SPOONER rose to move for the appointment of a select committee to inquire into the system of education carried on at the College Maynootb. The Marquis of BLANDFORD seconded the resolution. Mr. CHISHOLM ANSTEY then moved his amendment as follows That this bouse will resolve i

Yesterday a council meeting was held in the Society's Rooms, Sackvllle-street, when the usual preparatory business was gone through, and ordered to be submitted the half-yearly meeting of subscribers on Thursday first The following new members were duly moved and nominated, amou

of black cattle, were driven through this town Sunday last, their way to Mount Browne, the residence English gentleman (Mr. Simpson), who has imported a large stock of Scotch cattle into that locality.—Mayo Conttitvtion. The Crops in the Count? Antrim.—The husbandman is busily e

Mr. Spoobib's motion for select committee to inquire into the mode in which they manage matterg in the Royal College of St. Patbick, Maynooth, will, probably, come on upon Tuesday "next, and it will be seen by the letter of our private correspondent, that two notices of amendmen

Malone O'Connor. In this case application was made to the court to stay proceedings which had been taken at the petty bag side of the Court of Chancery, by the executors of surety, upon the recognisance of the late receirer in the cause, who had been a defaulter, in consequence

articles, the work of her needle and of her panel], to Mrs. Edward N. Hoare, Deanery, Waterford, for a bazaar aboot held in tha course the present month, in aid of a subscription list recently opened, for carrying into effect extensive repairs and improvements in the Cathedral o

Sir Crables Trevelyan earned a baronetcy and some thousand!) year of additional pay, by proposing to " eliminate" the superabundant inhabitants of Ireland. His boldness entitled him to a reward ; for he was the first, perhaps, who had the courage to avow that doctrine Unguage un

HOUSE OF COMMONS—Thursday, Mat 20. The house went into committee on the militia bill commencing with the consideration of the 17th clause.' Mr. HARDCASTLE moved proviso to the effect that militiaman should be subjected to corporal punishment. On a division, the proviso was rejec

the clergyman of the parish to t ' enl her, she being confined to her bed by a severe attack of illness. The clergyman had not long repaired to toe tenement which the invalid occupied, and was eDgagea in the act of administering the spiritual aid whioh sought at bis bands, when

Pi.tmouth, Monday, Mat 3—The merchant-ship Maidstone, Captain Nash, from Calcutta, which left the Cope of Good Hope on the 17th March, has landed a passenger here. Her accounts from the seat of war are seven days later than those hy the Agincourt, on Saturday. Colonel Yarborou<;