... IMPERIAL PMIMLIAMENT. In HOUSE OF. LORDS-MONDAY, JUNE 16. vi Sir A. GRANT, and other members from the'Commons, b. brought up the land-tax commissioners' names bill, the gc larceny laws (Ireland) consolidation bill, the criminal qt justice (Ireland) bill, the bail in cases of felony (Ireland) bill, and some private bills, th The Aire and Calder navigation bill was read a third ul time and ...

... SCULCOATES HALL, TUESDAY, JUsB 17. te Mrs. Ann Naylor, the wife of Mr. John Naylor, innkeeper, w-s I charged upon an information, with aiding and assisting, on the .e 12th of April last, in the concealment and removal of divers large is quantities of tobacco, to wit 1954lbs. subject to duties, those duties d not having been paid, whereby certain penalties were incurred, le and the same were ...

... -44,lbal intd1iIcItc. t,:GitlTTTOUIrtS ON THE I5IIHLANDNS OF Nor V xEvrnslx. Ti ,o ltgillthouses recently constructed on these heighis will m i hir.d up on the night of the Ist of .lune. The northern m lt ra strionary. and tihe southern a revolving light. Both of Qi ,jiicith l hits are elevated two hundred and fifty feet above the Al si .w and tnry be seen, in clar Weather, from forty to ...

... 2i I ?? - ? -, ;? 1, i. j,l TiE ll: lN h0:1 iiy1. '1'j Imptr~i'n Tee::pri'sscd in tour Iisl. of' an ant~itable ad - le justntettt ot' Ole. ?? in thel, Chbltet Ihave nlee bet t, 'h Ir'titii,~d Tile oftite Ofit '~ign ait no 11t,1.vitnl sst'lel litle by ~'5lr jI1-SxIS- ieeat; icEs, with Cslial proIsnititude, as - cepicid by tile 11 Wat 'rr ?? G T Itina ; end hoe beets1 ICFollo wed ily rise ...

... rO itO OIIrr ) Xa : i :,ta 1 ) ucl:: ?? :1itcr thc Inlinutcs I'i ?? ?? ?? ' :l:..rvr ?? ?? t'il;C arrri:'1. ati Cha !` y - ?? ?? iii . : ?? i.i byr I rrze ?? 4 con!jlpny, for t_ r OoIl lml..i; I, rti re-. :o i i i their %vorklio lcd ?? Ii..1. loyf L: sj;r',le sairl tihe Prirreifla, *:lwkl it rc rre` .nl:;r nill- nue.tacturing ~t~itlikir:onuts to t i ' (1i1 crrrlipllrZ e of tire Clranh lo ...

... DO IfESTIC IATTELLG7ENCE. LONDON. eV ter on Alate 1 t' Ieven'in, to wi air theits members n-f thr royal Sir frsily, tchre fomr':eign'sbssco anti miriniotre, ant i neci t ladies, ant(i a nt~irnret's tjarty1 of the nobility atied gentry,. c!I scene invir;:. c. Most of rise Iteliex-' (rirssevs were very Nit Celegant trir dlisplay of tiratifreot anti jewells in somne of tic rite lieatil-dresses ...

... I Am abouit to insert a Speech of LORD STRANGFORP, made in the House of Lords, on tlie 12th itistant, which for good sense, for reatness, am for wit, has been equalled by no speech that I have heard of for a great many years. The speech will speak for itself'; the passage relating to the loss of the ship Haskisson will make my readers laugh as heartily as it appears to have made the Lords ...

... PmlAlT A'E COJIRESPONDPNCp Lond-, 1 Some of the repent letters from Contritaotsopi, ol thle expec~tation of a much more effe~ctual ?? athe ?? than fro.' pro imtis ad vices we had becl eled toc pect. 'rite spathby of tile Trutks it, the first i - the activity nowW IM] To CHd. is CXl)Iii ttid by -Stati lt~ their I' lthat France anid Engi iii were to combie it in a jiw at a by lanid and sea. ...

... oXFOnD x Saturday, June 21. On Wednesday last a Convocation lwas bolden, in which the Rev. Joseph Carter, B. D. Fellow of St. John's, and Vicar of St. Giles's, in the suburbs of Oxford, was unani- inously elected Lecturer of that parish. On Thursday last, in Convocation, the nomination of the Rev. Stephen Reay, M. A. of St. Alban hall, to be one of the Sub-Librarians of the Bodleian, in the ...

... (Fronz the Oazete de France, dated JLne 21.) d Constantinople, May 26. y ?? are here in a state of war, but all possible care is taken for the safety of the Franks, antl perfect tranquillity still prevails. By way of example to the discontented Alus- sulmen, a Turk, who had endcavoured to excite the popu-h lahc to revolt against the Sultan, was beheaded a few days t ago. Hussein Pacha and ...

... 11(: lIIRTICULT URIL SOCIETY'S FETE. Hkorticultuorrl Society gave their annual Fet O Son r | t their gardens in Chiswick. Much anxiety had pre- 1 in tile fashionable world for some time en the sti!ject cu vnter! cidnient, and it was therefore with no little chagrim 'Ie. fair florists of the Metropolis beheld the torren's of raiu, ; i ti) pour down during tle whole of the morning I- ) ciuck, ...

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