... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. In the House of Lords on Monday much of the business lite Session was wound up by that last act Legislation, the Royal assent, which was given to a great number of public and private Bills. On the third reading of the Criminal Justice ...

... population of both provinces, and that English, Scotch, Irish, and French appear willing to support their Queen and country in every way in which their services may be requisite.” private advices from Quebec it is stated that the greatest activity prevails. Workmen ...

... certain military flogging on the Sabbath was correct. Mr. Macaulay said was not true that ihe punishment was inflicted as to make it appear a continuation of Divine service. The corps were marched out of the riding-school after Divine service, inspection ...

... on the Church of Ireland Bill, Mr. Plumptre moved an address praying His Majesty that his subjects in the civil and military services abroad may relieved from assisting in religious ceremonies to which their own tenets are opposed. This motion was supported ...

... Rev. Mr. from the chapter St. Luke, and the verse. The service was read by the Rev. Mr. Barbara. The Communion service was read by the Rev. Mr. Holmes, the Sub-Dean. The urn, Jubilate, and service was by Travers. The anthem was, will love thee, O Lord ...

... lustre. Her Majesty was received on her arrival at the Houses of Parliament with military salute from the guard of honour, and a royal salvo of twenty-one guns. The Queen looked remarkably well. His Majesty the King of Prussia, attended his suite, was ...

... recognise the fair claim of the Queen of Spain to the sympathies this countiy.—(Hear, hear.) The Queen Spain lire ally of this country. She was recognised the Government of this country with which was connected as the legitimate Queen of Spain before the Quadratic ...

... Admiralty were not content with proceeding cautiously, and laving down one Pique or one Queen on new and untried plans. They at once laid down six Piques and six Queens—-in the latter ca ...

... Privileges, and Prelensons, of Queen Consort of this Realm, and dissolve the Marriage betweeu hi» Majesty and the said Queen. Whereas in ihe year 1814, her Majesty, Caroline Amelia Elizabeth, Princess of Wales, and now Queen Consort of ibis realm, being ...

... Ten thousand persons least assembled to witness tlie execution. The military were in attendance in all parts of the town, but there was not the slightest occasion for their services. The parents of the unfortunate criminals are honest elderly people, ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. TUESDAY. Hf.r Majesty's Spucii. This day. a' o'clock, Her Majesty went in state to the House of Lords, to open the Session of Parliament; and on her arrival delivered the following most gracious Speech from the Throne :— Lords and ...

... contrivance protect the son from the performance of his military duties. The attempt, however, proves what sacrifices the lower classes are willing to make fcr the purpose of avoiding this compulsory service. In this case, a father was ready abandon his home ...