lIARWICH-I ELECTION. RE]t'TliN OF MR. UTTs. HAIRWICit, SATuisiin.I, bi.aY 8-Mr. I. Butt, Queen's Counsel, was this day returned, without any opposition, as member for Harwich, in the room of Sir F. Kelly, who lately vacatedhis seat for theborough. The pro- ceedings took place in

LaW, ROLLS COURT.-DUBLIN, SATURDAY. Dundalk and Ei'niskilZen Railway C(ompany, peti- tioners; the Ulster Railway Uompaczy, respondents. Mr. BnrEWSTEI, Q.C., on behalf of the petitioners, moved for an injunction to restrain the respondents from proceeding in action at law to recov

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FROM OUR LOftON CORRESPONDE),r. L-OdOS Monday Night. The debate which has just taken place was a short, she,, and unmistakeably decisive one, there having been a majority of 86 against the Chancellor of the Exchequers Proposition for distributing the four vacant Feats. His speech

DESPERATE RIOT IN. THE CORK WORKHOUSE- MILITARY AND CONSTABULARY CALLED OUT. (From the Cork Examiner of Monday.) One of the most desperate and prolonged riots that ever bu took place within the walls of a workhouse, or probably any do other building, commenced in the Cork workhou

HOUSE OF LORDS— Monday, Mai 3. The Duke of Richmond presented several peti* lions from various places, praying for the repeal of the grant to Maynooth. Earl Maurers presented a petition from the Protestants of Nottingham, praying for the discontinuance of the grant to Maynooth.

Ojice, 7 4 - 8, Lower Allwq-st. "I7p to the present moment, the Roman Catholic , in Ireland, as well as in England, have not had the opportunity of purchasing a cheap Catholic Newspaper. Au infamous, an infidel, an ob-cene, or an Anti Catholic, bit still a cheep-pried weekly new

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For the sixth time during the present Parliament, and for the fourth time within twelve months, the free and independent electors of this thorough were summoned together, on Saturday, to elect a member in the place of her Majesty's Solicitor General, who was only a week ago retu