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The Lord* have rejected the Registry and Dublin Police Bill;, and refused to receive some of the re-amendments made bv the Commons in the Bill for Municipal Rtf. nn. The points of difference are ao strong, that to an bones'. Ministry they would be vital; bat it remains to seen w

The Duke of WELLINGTON brought up the Report of the Committee appointed to draw up reasons show the grounds on which their Lordships differed from the Commons’ Amendments of the Amendments of the Lords, and to arrange for a Conference. Lord ELLEN BO ROUGH read the Report of the

Haring heard, upon oath, tbe evidence adduced support the above charge, together with what tbe accused has submit led in defence, W£ err of apaaiaa that Suh-Coastahle Monaghan was coming from house where an Orange was supposed to held, and has not luted satisfactorily ?ee his ba

The public trill not be surprised to learn, that the Lords, in the of their undoubted right, hare thrown out the Bill, passed unaniioously by the House of Commons, for regulating the Police Establishment of Dublin—-because that ricketty and rascally thing, the Corporation of thi

CITY LIMERICK T’.i the Matter of Patrick | SOLD JV Hogm, Bankrupt. - AUCTION, the - ■ ■— j Rote! Exchange, in the City oi Dublin, before the CorumUerooers in this matter, too rcq. of the Mortgagee, pursuant tu the General Order, on TUESDAY, the loth mt, the Interest in the Lease

The roost important intelligence is the assertion that orders have been sent to all parts France not carry into effect the reductions of the army required the votes of the Chamber of Deputies. All furloughs have been withdrawn The reason assigned in the Ministerial journals for

\ File of the Aichdvaconry of Leicester, efu» c«lling upon the House of Lord* to reject Tithe Bill, agreed address of condolence to the lri k h Clergy, th« warmest sympathy for the sufferings to which they are posed, consequence the difficulty collecting Ireland. are (say these