... THURSDAY, APRIL 29. At the morning sitting of the House of Commons, yesterday, on the question of the second reading of the Juvenile Offenders Bill, which had been introduced by Sir J. Pakington, Mr. Roebuck moved that it be read a second time that day ...

... that the bill be postponed until fun the orders of the day were gone through, was with- mit drawn, and the que stion of the second rending was dra 'Mr. B. D) eTSON admitted that there was noquestion her that some alteration in the administration of turnpike ...

... gest that the second reading of both measures be flV4 for Monday next. The Earl of ST. GERMANS assented, and the ; I was read a first time. I On the motion of the Marquis of LA NSDOWSE ?? Bill was read a first, and ordered tO1 I read a second time on Monday ...

... motion was withdrawn, and their lord- ships, after passing the bills on the table a stage, ad- journed. In the HOUSE of COMMONS, Sir J. PAKINGTON, in moving the second reading of the Severn Navigation Bill took occasion to complain of the practice of par- ...

... LONDVO)N, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11. JdJ V A I I ?? _ TuEr document; relating to British Guiana, which r wepablishedyestorday,must dispel eventhe faint hopes v that over-sanguine individuals may have cherished of c Earl GREY'S terminating amicably the dispute ...

... executive office in bi the state. In France a man, to be the monarch, nust el show the same qualities as are required of a man to Pi be a general or a minister-he must show fi ness, al talent-must win populaeity and success. No here- tb ditary claim will ...

... LON.DO1, FRIDAY, APRIL 27. IN the House of Lords yesterday the Lord CHAN- CELLOR Movel the second reading of the Leasehold Tenure of LandL' (Ireland) Bill, and after some pre- liminary observations in refercnce to the defects of the cxisting law on this ...

... sto.es &c., no vessel shall be allowed to cany ir any deck below the second d' ck or platfoci more than one passenger for every thirty Euperil;, -feet; on the poop, or on the second deck or plati0re, . more than one passenger for every twelve superlada ...

... period were 12,395,000/. ; and on the 12th April last the government securities were 11,677,000/.; showing a decrease of 1,284,000/.; whereas the private securities had increased to 17,111,000/.; and the 23rd of April to 18,627,000/. : exhibiting a vastly ...

... style, the production of this mass and that of the colossal mass m D, which has lately excited so much attention. In the second part, the duet Qualscpolcro, from Paer's Agnese, was sung, in German, by Madame Caradori and Pischek, much to the di ...

... it se read IL third time that (lay six months. PARLIAMENTARY OATHS BILL.-On question of second reading of this bill, Sir R. H. INGois-To move that it be read a second time that day six months. NAVY ESTIMATES.-On bringing up report of supply of Navy Estimates ...

... of respect, for which he may have manifested his resentment with too much Spirit; but if a passage of his letter of the-of April may have hurt Mr. Clayton, it seems to mne that there is no longer any ground to take advantage of it agairst him after he ...