... of the House of Lords on Thursday evening., and on Friday counsel were heard against the Governraent 'Jamaica Bill. Upon a review of the week's proceedings in both houses of Parliament, we certainly find very little in the way of useful legislation upon ...

... o mmander-ill-Chief o f the Forces, and where Sir Charles remained, till the respective Regiments passed at quick time in review order, and &welted off the ground. His Excellency, who is a portly, jolly looking Englishmen, saluted the various persons ...

... not therefore possess the advantage of acquiring their itnportant testimoniesiii repirti to the condition of the people in reviewing the Calendar of Offen Cegl. • • I request that You wilt take . an oppollurite of brlneing this subject under, the.consideration ...

... whether tie fi s t o r l ast he legal' , Hoard House feel, that le noon this •ct, it would be duty Co declare which of the • review marrisget should be legal, and not to leave this important quesudn in doubt and antertainty. Should any enactment give effect ...

... the present Session. The 16 .rganiz ' , ion of the Poor 'butes and liospi•al Establitobtnento, which was pi.. tialv miller review in the last Session, is a question of too much interest and too it s ntately assoclated with recoil 'c , ions at out e grateful ...

... enemies to destroy our holy and aposto- Heal Church altogether; Th ere is a Jesuitical league now formed [see London ganderly Review, No. cx.rv,j and in actual operation in every corner ot the Briti,h empire, to put demi, to destroy, to exterminate the Protes- ...

... his trim that thy tor the murder of El*tbeth Pemberton Popp:erred, for sb ch murder he hid not before been indictvd. In reviewing the cases cited by his learned friend ..n the other side, espesially that in 2 C. & P. 654, Honor the Solicitor said they ...

... (naming) work of Hogs. displaybig the mole hid (1 . - ; .irre of trii‘tcloef, ell the r refot ors, cx- style of decorotion, and reviewing to all appear celient neeesq„y as ',me of them hod be- aoce the fashion of the 10 - ntisli age.; in fact giving • C awe, ...

... Colonies, hut in no degree influenced the grand question whether Lord Melbourne or Sir Robert Peel should be Premier. On a review of the whole session, we must admit, that though nothing compared with the mighty promise of i:s opening, yet somiew hat more ...

... September Mails tor these un board. Those for this island wool A here on Svurday (:he ¶6h) from the; ehst Witt Manchester. Oa a review of our Llndon Papers, we ti%•d little of interest to it Jolonia% reader, o . ,inions were various as Je ;vds the reeent change ...

... sperlieg, to a very few individuals. Every body has either seen, read, or Ward of Sir F. B. Heade book. News. papers and Reviews have been successfully engaged in bringing the author prominently before the public, with a view to eatablish for him a certain ...

... all that wealth, poWer, influence,. or loyalty could do; To look back upon the past, and watch that iiittnence grew, is a review which c mnot he trestitutte of interest. I must, however o defer this till next week. NI A S K. The contemptible majority ...