HonUuaasJlbf o'the Genera; CourtniHi tial, held in Capfmn m. Augustas Hill, :i I. 8., has anti althoogtt He has n-.t vef been fully ncViuittJffWit must afford Mm nnhraitetl eiatilicatioa to know tfnt he has been . onouras } uittcil of those charges yhich impeached his honour. Ju

1. A bridge to be built, fc approaches to be made thereto “*S,'”o Dta!k 2. A bridge to be built, and approaches to’be mud** thereto, the same road, on the bounds, between and Tibough.—Approved of £144. S. A bridge to be built, and approaches to made. 5. A bridge to built, and ap

I; A bridge to be built.& approaches toAneto on the road from Castlemain to Dingle, ArlMda of Ballyarkane.—Approved of £l2O. 2. A bridge to be built, and be made* thereto, on the same road, the latiMa Gortoleen and Tibough.—Approved of 3. A bridge to be bnilt. and approadmats th

as sf|s 0 l(»pt rfepcar, for years. °f many more tailors, butchers, cleave-bovs and ragga- ge. , t Ballyhelgue to Listoweb the muffins, Fiiday, for the purpose of addressing the Cross of Weat Ahabeg and the Cross of Gortanear—Ap- Queen !! on her recent obstructions to t|he form-

| the nomiDatioo of thiity Guardian* for the union 01 gford, the names of the person* Unproved of were p - claimed the different chapels throughout the un * the previons Sundav, and not Only bn that day, other occasion*, the confregalioos ol sortie of them were railed 'on to com

HOUSF, OF LORDS. Tuvbsoay, June C. The Marquess of Downshire presented petitions from several Presbyterian congregations in Ireland, praying that means might lie adopted tor the proper religious vices ot terian soldiers. , , . , . Marquess Normanbv stated that information had iut

VOL. LXXIV.

Lord WHARNCLIFFE observed that he wished draw the attention of their lordships to a subject which deserved their consideration. saw in the papers of this morning an extract from the Freeman'* J-inrunl (a newspaper which supported, was supposed, Mr. O'Connell’s views), by which a