... lmvrvial %parlialltrut. IIOU4 Or LORDS, MONDAY, FninUArY 11. III A seeconfedition of the Londi.1. Sit) of the above L date enabled uis, last wekck to present our readers si with the proecce lngs of bo0th ]fuses of parliament tl1 tlip to seven o'eoeok that evening. We-ow sub- m join what trasspired after thie reporters for that A paper left. We. understand that the Edit 01 in ClILNARVON, for ...

... oriffillal . ?? BIERIONETHSEMIT. ROADO. RC To the Edilor of tlhe Xortlh1 ll a'as Ch'l-ro'ltc. thi Sm,-The press sometimes effects wonders, but to, as ?? to} he ?? cf t'liHC ItiCMtICh th shire Roads,' which have bene so conspictionsy, tII andi I masti sly UOt very advanltalcsusly, s4ie'IL'I e1p in vour late nan1b1 ers, I felar it exerts itself St in vain; flor if, in ,uddition t( ' A. Il. ?? ...

... .Vromir 'Farittiro. FONTrHsI.L-There are two small spinning ma- chines in the woollen mailufactory, erected near the lake, who do the work that six-hundred women would be required to effect by the spinning-wheel, formerly used iu this part of the country. They are directed by one man, one girl, and two boys. TiAa.i ?? great Duke of Marlborough was as remarkable for good teniper as for good ...

... On the motion of the EARL OF SiHA5'ESBUaY, itM was ordered that no petitions upon private blls IeI received after Thursday, the 20th of March, nor' ti anyyrcports from the judges relative toprivatehblls, d after Monday, the 21st of April. h LORtD WHARNCLIFFE gave notice of his intention to nmove on an early day, that a committee be ap-: pointed for the purpose of inquiring into the sale F of ...

... TElE CHRONICLE. The only grand point o' interest in ?? history of public affairs during the past week consists of the astonishing speech delivered bv Mr. Brougham in the bouse of commons on Thursday, INoll lav- y( the guardian of life and property-the rale b) Is which equal justice between man and man is dis G pensed-was truly described by Mr. B3rougham as tr the sole end for -which Goverrment ...

... Vfrical Entelli-,Clim OXFORD. Onia Tucday week the Rev. Edward Hawkins, iAl. A. Provost of Oriel College, was au~nitted toi the degrre of B3achelor in Divinity. T On T1hursdaty week the following degrees were conferred: Doctor) in Divtirit.-Edward Hawikins, Provost of Oricl. ljastr w .k I rfls.-Rev. John Peel, Christ Church, (Grand Compounder) ; Rev. Charles Aullustus T'lurlow, Baalial; ...

... FORM OF CEREMONTAL, ?? To be osbserrer (it t71e Rccpherliolz i Sidsilve'ifl ini if fr the Musl Noblc the Marquis qJ'Aiiylesey, Ir. G. ist IS Lard LiDe-tildrnt ' Iret aiid. r 3-if . . f A messenger to be stationed at the Pigeon- t house, or at Kil gatownVI, to carl, intelligence of the r w appr('ael of tire Itoyal Yacht to the Secretary of t State,at tic Castle, whowill coluluinnicate the ...

... Tile afllirs of Turkey begim again Lo (WuIo:ly the public atteution. 'T'he most recent intcliigenco fron that country renders it more tlhan ?? that wvar will still be the result of the late Inm- sures of the Allied Powers of Enrope. 'I'hcl'urlii theinselyVes, who have aminpl o°portnuitics ol0 knowing tdiV moivemcnts and intentions of theiro neighbdurs, thio Austrians and Russiaus, evidentlY ...

... DUBLIN, MONDAY FEB. 2a. . Tlicre if a story running the rounds of the hun- dred and one coteries that assemblc in the Four Courts that is exciting much amusement. You shall -have it, and you may take it as far asits au- thenticity is conlcrned (/Uiitiins vaoleit. It appears that Sir Anthony Hart, the Lord Chancellor, wdi;i enlgiuged some days since in superintendirig the h anucging up of-sonne ...

... NAPOLEON'S FO\VLING PIECE. The valuables Napoleon had selected from his ?? calijlet, to be takell wvithl him1, to Elba, r werICe, after the decisive blow at Waterloo, removoed n to Leghorli, for public sale; aodml a dounlo-barrel L gau, -which bears amiple testimony of its having a- beci a ifavouritc of' its great master, vas then IT purchased by Mr. Samuel Nicholson, merchnillit, a ofl ...

... Emperial., 10arhaunrut. HOUSE OF LO1RDS, M1ONDAY, FiE.. IS. t A nomber ot' petitions were presented against il tie test andi eorpovation acts, aud oIR 1WVIAnNR Nb CLIrFE ?? ` that an ?? addiess be pre- o sented to his Alijsity, praying that a copy of' then report froum the National Vaccine innoculation Es. tablishinent, dated the 14th of Febrhary last, bc presented to the ?? to. I t. HOUSE OF ...

... Tiset Bo1TISsT OARe.-Tht folilowing,- remtarit, ity ithle late Lord Colling-wcod, is liortlit of tilte true English sailor , who hadl kept at Sta. flte greater part of his life, and, on (onC occasion, fot. tie space dit df twenity-two months, Ivithlout relief or internmis- w lC sioni ! What I 'em most anxious about -is tle. ,I] planting of cal, in thce country. we shall never jo cease to be ...