... THE, s ODEro _CT Ia sfleecli ~ Hley In a speech, delie the Sh h Hi,_p e . . _ ?? ?? Ikerarzy-y thei-~g ex-1h who has, with oc tie obuldi ls of \jr 'i the. modern Cricho.T i'5 methe fhrh court of . 5r Dnionwicc occupied abou aerge in part in thelatalc ne he in the next.be its o n t tl~crht adapted for ablewitop sevaoeo facts of such were thrite shalt sketch of them Our presentenumber to The ...

... :ZDlt ?? - ?? CuP,,rflC U Mrrnh ay lSI9. ilav ;o bservedin 35r.paper a; ?? .Dlngwvl, postmaster here, in answer to'a letter of!rhy t sor's; tlaxed the Ith Ali~riastr regardhdg thg emoluienfts tf i'ny san, Who wasI ldtely his 'clerk in 'the Post.OfiCe,1 .havI'e taken the liberty to ma e- l'ew remarks dn the par' ticlrs at'that coihmu~nildaiefl.i _t ningwiva]I aftef stating tat h 4 year ,ly out ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS. MlONDAY.ov.7lLI ] 0. An it Immeinse number of tcp'jortt ofl' rivate Bills Nvere bror lit up and dlttpt'td of. ?? ATIIoCnPE briought tip thle RCT(tt Of the C'n- Inittee Oil tit' IiSll i'tl fleb Cli' A(Ct 11h1ich ws ?? oot thle tatit', ;rd ordered to Iev priati i i. Ile then Pavc noifev that no) the 21ltl illst. he woutl(I move for lease to ?? iii a Ili]l for the re jief 'it ? ...

... LON DON, WEDNESDAY, May 20. ` the 'Itiobo wasnes 1iae given orders fbr hitI t~cro ation oi tilue' '25th osf Au'ut St oi'sDe. brief, but most animated and interesting ?? ?? 0 taloecr place in dt eiu ech Chianibr of Deputics5 onI Is rome niedtion ls -for r tcalling tle' wlore Y6ioly'O xiesd -t _ w Withnout dintinctisbond tbe The question Wasr )f wbeher thevcrng should be desird to recall ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT SREArT ARITA 1V AND dI2ANVD. {OUSIR 0' LORDS, dY 3. The Hoose proceeded in Appeals. The.Oaths'were adnsinistered 'to th e RarT oF Sl` folk; Lord -v7iscobnt'Curzon, the Bishop of Bangor, Lord Prudhoe, and: lord.Colchester . . 'The Claims on Francei13111 and tne lAfe Annulties Bill 'were bromght up from the House 'of Commons byMBhJvrogden aad! ot'er 'Members, and. read a ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT r OF dA#i2t BRII'IN. AND IRXLA#ND HC.TjSE OF LORDS, ArImL 30. 'The Hollse Proceeded in AppealC. In Taaffe's bivorce Bill two witnesses were examined ond thefurther consideration postpooted till Monday. Petitions were presenied by Lord Kenyon, from Daventry, against the lioman Catholic Claims, which his Lordship stated to ng signed, asmongse others, by a number of Dissenters ...

... i INEVCASTLE, MAY 7. *nris papers to the Istinst. inclusive have been received- i The and part of the lurw for regulating the press of France, has passed tlt ecianber ot'deruties by 125 to 87 votes. _ It occupied several days'isr delate*; ald particularly one clause, relative to at- loving the trtht' of detfam-ror y articles to be proved in justificauioti, on trials for libel. The article ...

... Pi `floig Petition on themost import subject 4he Appeal of Murder, was last week forwarded to I ?..i -t lnerbv. simone& hv nes l ain a t Irn , b ~arl of Derby, signed by neatly 100-qf the- most S table inhabitants of Liverpool. LORDS SPIRITUAL ad 2'Ifl AL:; 'Uliged U~e ;ngrfom of-(aRigT EftIT,4 N RELAND, ir ParlUameet assemgMed. he undersigned ithhabitants of- the Town aridd g -rbood' of L ...

... =F ,4 , rit IJY, 1X7 Sy 28, 1S1Y. ]~cPato ep'isof 310ominy a'.id 'Tueday TT'i'td- lii i iglit id a Gnur Cloi Smindw , itt ?? Lepod f Suxe Cob i g aticlt CO6C ~nie i~ ir C rle Stutart, thet Nwiil ki A tilbas- r. is ?? hadl it rivte, atiodii'ne iif ~flrorls iicdwith Ii& M~aj ?? cnualt. R(ine stazc, th fr tmiii 1lwilecliiAr healtha (if 6 i ho r, hc catnd'aates fin 1w ifiotiate fn.( on) thet ...

... .iday's ?? ScSaturday's Posts. PARI¢;, MAY 10. T TB ?? ?? ?? 11 Idressed tI tile King, by thle Mlittister at WVar, ctlitittw(>s~ere * tbi i aest' wovuldl see. wiihl plea- aslarsliahilerfa, thto h r neis Mal )er ,it Ltiv~ofa Ct~ie arl) had!'ttoV be llen pe'';ed insto effect. Tler~ ICrlSI,01 ill'lt' he ha CnillillUiiite, a flew proof oif rf, I eI tit! facts to tthe ` Muitrehy, of their Tie ...

... - -+-1 fl .4-- . d son 1 d1g- Tlsc long expected repcrt of th Committee s I aL oppcintevd to consider the tletum tion of t'sh Par- as if ss mcnts by the Bank, was broa git up in tile il ou' f ?? of Commons ol 'Thursday; am(l the nsost inttdicitdV ial- . t portast passages weie rcad for thc information of the tait1 l ior 1les.ie It is of great length. The Rleport may be cmti.t nd divid cd ...

... IV1P RIAL PARLIAMENT GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. HOUSE OF LORDS, MAv. ha I The Oaths were adilliniitered to Lord Howard of .Effingiarn, and Lord Moftfort. Some Private liils werebrought up from the House of Com- mons by Mr. Lygon, Sir Edward Knatchbull, Mr. Wodehouse, Sir James Graham and other Members, and read a first time. Petitions were uresented against the Roman Catholic Claims by the ...