The factious Opposition continues its unprincipled course. Lord John Russell pressed his resolution on Monday night, which was carried by 262 against 237. The debate, theugh not long, was rendered highly interesting the speech of the Marquis of Chandos, which was received with a

We Have not room to-day for any detailed notice of the debate last night. The resolution of Lord John Russell, it will be seen was carried by majority of 33, the numbers being 322 and 289. And who will take the trouble to refer to the debate will see with what danger the country

Addresses to the King and lo Sir Robert 0 i declaratory of confidence in Ids Majesty’s Government, have been multiplying apace. ,\l of them have been already presented, and arc the highest degree satisfactory, while othe rs in rapid course of signature. The merchants bankers, an

The Directors of the Apothecaries’ Hall, appeared this day before the Magistrates of the Henry-street Police-ottice, to prefer a complaint against a young gentleman for attempting pass examination and obtain a certificate in the name of another. Influenced by his friends, consid

THE PROTESTANT CHURCH IRELAND. The Protestant religion is the only real bond of union between the two countriet. From the dreadful and nocturnal massacres of the Protestants in IG4I down to the rebellion of 1798, the emissaries of have taught the Irish Roman Catholics to look for

The hill, brought in by Sir R. Aliiggrave, Mr. J. Grattan, and Mr. S. O’Brien, “to authorise the relief of the poor in certain cases Ireland/' is now printed, and the following are its chief provisions:—The Collector of the Grand Jury, rates to make returns of the rale-payers in

ADDRESSES THE KING AND SIR R. PEEL. Tuesday last Colonel Verner presented addresses to Sir Robert Peel, from boughall, Charlemont.Tertaraghan, Newtownharailton and Ballyamayer.yery numerously and respectablysigned. The City of Dublin Term Grand Jury, immediately alter they were s

The Lord Chief Baron and Barons Pennefather and Foster appeared on the Bench. The Nisi Prius days in Term arc—Saturday, 25th April: Tuesday, 28th April; and Monday, 4th May. After Term—Tuesday, I9lh May. The Courts will not sit on Friday, 17th April, Saturday, I8th; Monday, 20th

If# have received thi beautiful l.inet, tigned M., but too late for insertion our pretent number, and beg to assure mar talented correspondent that it unit receive a place in our next. BOYLE: SATURDAY, APRIL 18, 1835. THE MINISTRY. Notwithstanding the vaunts and confidence of th

most THE CORRESPONDENT THE EVENING HAIL. London, Wednesday Evening. Law Reformers have long wished to see the Seals separated from the Chancellorship. It is not impossible understand, that the Seals will be put in Commission.* It is manifest now to all persons that many obstacles