HOUSE OF LORDS—FRIDAY, JULY 31. In reply to a question from Earl Fit zhardinge, having reference to the recent proclamation of the Lord Mayor of London, The Marquis of LANSDOWNE said, that in consequence of the rumours of the prevalence of Asiatic cholera in •arious districts, h

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COLLEGE-STREET POLICE-OFFICE—Dublis. Ou Monday morning the board-room of this office was crammed to excess the friends and admirers of Old and Young Ireland, who were anxious to bear charge of assault preferred by Capt. Broderick against Mr. Meagher. Mr. Tyndall presided. Mr. Cu

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Turn at may agreed upon, milAT COTTAGE-HOUSE, known as 1111 SIIANE-HILL, Wabkenpoint. It is small but moat comfortable, quite secluded ■•from the load, with small piece of I’LEASURE-G ROUND in the front. Application to made to tha Eer. JOHN DAVIS, St. John's Cottage, Wabbexpoint

On the 20th alt. Gerald Cullen, Esq., of Prospect, county Kildare, to Anne, eldest daughter of Thosnaa Qargan, Esq., Newtown, county Meath. On the 28th of July, at Celbridge, by the Hon. and Rev. EdwardTaylor, noolsof the bride and bridegroom. Lord Langford, to Louise Augusta, d