... IMPERIAL PARLIATMENT. nOTJS:E Or LOMSD5. MTONDAY, FEU. 21.-Tilhes.-Lord D AcM E wished to ask the Riglht Rev. Primate vhether his proposed Bill con- .tiemplteil a composition or a comautation of tithes, becausc if it were confined to composition lie should bring in a Bill to efebct a ?? Archbishop of CANe t.ER ltuty said the contemplated Bill would be confined to a composition. Greece.-Enrl ...

... THt REEPlSAKE. This 19athe third publication of the Annual bearing this title ; and if we cannot pronounce the graphic illustrations equal in merit to those of the first volume, it is still eminently deserving of the public patronage. The plates are engraved with great felicity of execution, and the letter.press contents I are unusually interesting. Among the matter to whicis we have been ...

... BIRMI NGHA M POLITICAL UTNION. A meeting of the (Council took place orl Tttesdaj, for the purpoie of receiving tin: report of a commirted ilhae had been appointed to draw up a declaration of the Viepiis and objects of the- Union. Mr. Attwood, alter some preliminary observations, rend the declaration wbicb the comutittechadprepared, and which was as Tollows : DECLARtATION OF TTFE COUtOIL 0. Tl ...

... TO THlE EDITOR OF TIHE DERyILYRERCUJIY I I observc: llast week in one of the County Palier., c an article of a most mischievous tndelincy, and one vhich ouight riot to be sufied t, pass ulmoticcii. 'lbe ?? ill l ?? is pqlXoUSScllrY a ?? o II th( ?? oft tle Ballot, but by sonic ; laccu ?? illgeiULli: v tic writcr htls I mixed up Wvit it, the subjcet Of T terlnprancc sucictits. What coolenxion ...

... W'JDNI;SDAY, MAUCQH 1. -- -- l.. - . - It %ton1d be idle to dcily, that tile division on the Irish MI unicipel Reform Bill has placed Ministers in a better I. . . .. : ?? _- ! _ . ?? ?? tian they pteviously occtupiedl at tile snnie time W it wouild be equally foolish to Nay, that their majority 0o ctonvoys otty strottg ground Tor demanding tile passing of the metiutre. The debate, take-n ...

... - - AWA&t *±1CA A UVLBIJA I, X z L U S X.U. - 1 Lord MORPETH stated, in answer to a question, that a m measure to amend the system of Parliamentary registration di in Ireland was in preparation. C ,Ir. CLAY postponed his motion relative to the Corn Laws PI till next Session; Mr. T. DUNCOzDmE, and other Hon. a8 Mlembers, who bad notices of motions on the paper, gave cl way in order to allow the ...

... G-R-I --13SOUTA AsEIYS r ACGRIC U.LT U.R4AL AS60X lAT10N. COE On Friday last a public meeting, most numerously and Cre teapectably attended, was held at the King's Head Hotel, in Chu this towvn, tor the purpose of formirng an, Agricultural Society fot ?? Division ofourCounty; toprotccr theinterese- of all classes dependent upon Agriculture; to diff'use sound and useful knowledge upon all ...

... From tue Gazelles of June 23 amd 20. aent nted DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. that James Hlutton, Piccadilly, baker. ,r of John Watton, Upper Bedford-place, Middlesex, surgeon. , the Thomas Tomalin, Luton, Bedfordshire, baker. rnor Joseph Slack, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, ship-broker. V ence William Sturt, Newick, Sussex, spirit-merchant. p don, BANKRUPTS. tt two Robert Smith, Kent, bricklayer, June 30 ...

... The Journal of Mrs. Butler (formerly AlMss Fanny Kem. cl ble) has been published. We give the following curious anecdote referring to a scene at the Baltimore Theatre :- n 'cAt half-past five took coffee, and off to the theatre. The play was Romeo and Juliet; the house was extremely ar full: they are a delightful audience. My Romeo had gotten of on a pair of breeches, that looked as if he had ...

... IDESTRUCTIVE FIRES AND LOSS OF, LIFE.I (From the Standard of Saturday.) Th'e month of August in the present year will be long re- membered by tile inhabitants of London as that in which a greater number of destructive fires have occurred than had for very many years taken place in a similarly limited space of times and this morning there have been oie less than seven, of which the two most ...

... DEIRBY AMlERCURtY. I a_ Parliament will be prorogued to-morrow by HER MAJF.STY ill persoll; and, this afternoon, a Privy . Council will be held at Buckingham Palace, whell the - Sprncii to be delivered by the Sovereign from the throne will be determined upon. !,I h The proceedings in both Ilouses of Parliament dlur- ing the past week have been entirely confined to pass- ing a number of Bills ...

... ITHE DERBYSHIRE COURIER AND THE I DElB 'REPORTEll. _I We copy the following statement from the Derbyshire Courier of Saturday last, as an act of justice to our con- temporary:- CtICIULIATION OF TitE COURiEiR. The REPOeTEa I of last week contains wvhat it alleges to be the official return of the nuimber of Stamps issued to somiC of the country newspapers during the first six months of the ...