... PAlRLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS f(onthinu'd tro7, }>tur 41 t., &n jtil I d ht7u e4 Ii' -___________________ ~~~~to trc more astotisirng, v,-as, thlat ill autother plalce whore 6er M.;s)h-ibens rccei.tly upon her trial, he hadI j.tAcv~ hiv.1 &trr ti hisitprn retrenmeo T?rcf. 'I I)I hollouirnbI C ri( Icairletl genitlenitoi colltcilid- pto Iv call ing on Siic l,~-fls t)i Tcstore tile Quieento sO tIi ...

... ]4?.Imerbl t??.IrLfalllrnt- HOUSESI O)1 I.A)i'J)S. 4 (ulitlll/ Jvd S.11115 'f'ie E arl of Shi .ilte'srv prese-ited a petitioli from the E. Idia ('miipany. pre rin- that the duti;-s on sugarsin. I w)t.Lrd troll I I 'I itio 6dt1 Idia, in i1 It he pIla~d on thlI! Sal ne fi,: In_'z ::s thtoes: on snea:lrs j ed from :lin' other eounii- ire. 'J'he w rtirln wnil I;l titna the tlebk 0 the I :tl ...

... FlIFTIH REiPOB'r i (11 l'!ir1 COMMITTEE OF TIlE' 1BERDEEN SOCIETY,} FOR CLOTIIIN G THE INDUSTRIOUS POeO. _ I ?? COMIAT rT 1T: of L.xmt:S of the Atittlrl;N SO! CI:lY for CLTOrIINo IIIC INDULSI~tRO US PooiLeg lPR ive to hI, befori the public their Fifth I'eport, ?? a statillent o'f the ?? ill which the 1ilitds COU.. 111tltil to their matlligelliet loive hcelt applitdl u and to naku tiiose ?? ...

... NAVAL MIONUTIMENT. Edinbnvrgh, 10th April. ft I Satuirday bring the arniversa'ry of the birth-day of the Iac L rd Viscount M 1drille, te foundatioti-stone of thL . Monr-ctnnt erLctitr td his memory, in the centre of St. i Aodrew's Skquaire, by the floyal Navy and Marines of r rho utnited empire, was leid Ly Aimiitha! Sir David .Milne, i E s.'.. and Adilliral OLwtay, (>nttn;det-io-ehiet, as- . ...

... To the Editor (!f tfiur ZB.'fl)bN JouI.YAL. Slit, About 1S months ago, I took the liberty to send you a few retuarks on the propriety of establishing an Exhibition of DAMwxNs and PAINTINGS in Aberdeen. The proposal was atte.ded to, and communicated by vo°, to the public, with the greatest readiness; but few of your readers seemed to think that such an esta- blishment could be formed here: the ...

... - ?? I- ?? - ?? 101t5celtalleatir) Articitis'. MR. SADLEIL'S DEATU. It i's wvcth much re rt wec iuicate the following HI ~iparticulars of the ieatl Iof Mr Sadler, the intrepid L, R ermnanlt This adventurous gentleman has at last lost hit Ife; s 1liet expired Oil Th'ursdaty morning, Ilie had made a beau. 15 stiful asicent From Bolton on Wednesday afternoon fin his ' .Splendid balloon, ...

... M, MO, I;ME N ?11 TO THE M~I'M ii (V ill; II ATlx as Amount a f .S'bs'/';pijilO/u lbr/I/Ilnl/ adoi/ecrlps, I53 5 7 LId- \il r ('otuli lieiif A li'99 LIT Mir ?? o (ilf Jiefour - - - 2 2 I, Mrs Grans.,iec, Foggienmill - . /15 I/r Carle ris~iidc - - - I ic. Mlr John G rassicklt I It Bilr Vlrl'Il arson, fleloabodach. - -- 2 2 d~ ?? I'arquliarson,2 In- '1t r Icx. Faqua rson. 01 22. ble Lilr ( ...

... i~~~~~~~~~ - I. S /1Irom the C'n74e0r. ) T'ne Secretsry of the slipowilers' Society had, Onl SSatirdav, all interview wihli GovcIrnient, at tile in- stance of several of the Ilerchrlnlts ald Shiptwi ners en- gaged in tile trade vvith Spallish Atn rica, for the pur- spose of ascertaining wfietfivr there was ai!v real ioun- Idation ifor the rumours whif h leave bee rqirrimlatetd ill Ysome of the ...

... C?, i a b. ?, trg,, , 0 - NIw la WA\.-W earr, that ru'ill a ?? 5 01' allt atpplicaitioni to Porlianteltt litr leave to tstike am irou C ratilwsac Fronti Ediin ittrgh to Iil keith attidto Fin 1jerr'ow bntittol Ut a g't'itt tO'l'lV til t flo firplipeteot's, of) ivlto~e grouiii~s the ?? or railway are prllpusetf (Grab, cootl, Stolle, &e. vwill, We LtutIei''*Itld lie tuti- vexed to ftile Lit ...

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... 5i6elantf. STATE OF IRELAND. (From ?? DIublin Errshibg Pot!.) Every man must be convinced that the social and poli- tical condition of (relind is approaching a great change. The poor and the rich, the resident and the absentec, thc corporations, the people, the church, and the state, the Catholic and the Protestant, cannot long remnain in the relative position which they hohl with rsrpect to ...

... COTS =L = ?? L =. EST=-= scorTlSHI LNTA\lLFD EJSTATE.S. The following are the provisions of a bill which wia on read a third time in the House of Lords on the 311 of inst., tbr authorising the proprietors of ent2iied ci tates ne in Seotlalid to grant provisions to their wives orhusbands, ti nad children, Yi2. c. That it shall and may be lawful to every heir of entail )I1 in possession ofan ...