... LATEST INTELLIWENCE. u ~~~LONoxo , TRseJIsDAY kviminGss, Sercet o'Clock, IHOUSE OF.COMIMONS, THIWIsDAY, MAY 10. Before three o'clock, the Palaed-yardi.ond ei llio'~nelghboueliood 91f the ?? of. Commons w.ts imuch, crowded by people in a hilgh atate of excitemenit. A little before four o'clock the M'em. bers began to arrive In' quick succeisliti, and coittietued to do sit f.itonie tinie. 'About ...

... NT INUUyS 1'OST PONTINUED. - -*OUS6 OF iB(DS- Friday. E'i CGni;Y said_ .ly Lords, I hive now the sati5factiou of informifnl you that, in consequence of his Majetty's desire of having eze Refornl Bill carried, and in consequence of my 'seeing now those grounds of confident expectationO (I and continued clscers)-of carrying the Bill into effect, from being in possession of what I conceive to he ...

... I IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT oF GRAJT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. - - ?? HOUSE OF LORDS.-WEDNESDAY; B Lnrd SHAFTESBURY presided in the absence of the Lord q ChancellorI. Old the Motion of Lord AUCKLAND, the Civil Departments' Navy Bill was read a third time and passed. C The Earl of DERBY presented a Petition from Blackburn, in Lancashire, praying that their Lordsbips would pass the Reform a Bill. The ...

... [FROM Tar CARLOW MORNING POST] VICTRY VICTORY ! ! VICTORY a !-TMIsES A1OL3sHanD-Ma. GlERMAINE S BULLOCKS RELZAlSED FROC GAOL-THE PARSONS BEATEN-PARSON WHITTY OF '98 OVERCOME. CARLOW, MAY 28, 1832.-Only think of what Parson Whitty has dune. The moment he discovered that Wellington took office, that instant the meek Divine issued his mild and apostolic orders to have property to the amount of ...

... T'fB G'HOLER.I. CENITRAL BOARD OF HEALTH, Council Oftice, Whitehall, May 5. DAILY REPORT OP CHOLERA CASES IN LONDON, mi&Y 4. Places. Bethnal ?? gnuth,' ark ?? St. Luke's ?? ?? I ?? St. ?? St. Andrew, HIolborn .. St. George's-in-the East St. Martin in the Fields.. Bermoynndmey ?? Westnfluster ?? . O O O IC) O . 0 O O 1 7 0 0 O 7 0 1} 0 1) 0 1 1I 0 0 ° .l 0 0 1 2 0 0l ° ° ) ° 0 75 0 2Y 105 118 0 ...

... 'TIIB CHOLERJ. CENTRAL BOARD OF HEALTH, Council-Office, Whitehall, MGay 3. DAtLY REPORT OP CHIOLERA CASES IN LONDON, MA.Y 2. Places. A cc Bethnal Green ?? 15 0 2 3 10 75 48 Southwark ?? 2 0 2 0 859 42U St. Luke's . ?? 0l 1 t 0 28 20 Mary-la-bonne(no report): 4 0 0 0 4 104 39 St. Giles's (no report).,. . 3 0 0 0 3 111 62 St. Andrew, tlborn ?? 0 ° ° ° ° St. George's-in-the East 1 3 0 0 0 3 63 34 ...

... IMPRIAL PARLIAMENT CRA4' T BR ITA lX AND IR E LA ND. HOUSE OF LOR{DS.-TUESDAY. The Tower Hamlets Small Debts' Re co)very Bill was brought up from thc jomnoons, anid read a first tin e. DURHAM UNIVERSITY. The Bishop of DUlR lIA l moved the second Tearingi-of the DurhamlUniversity i I1, and expressed his hope that tids Institu- tiOn, ?? sake of which the Denm and Chapter of Durham Ca ihedral had ...

... DEVON COUNTY MEJET'ING. On FrIday last the Devon County Meeting took place In the Castle-yard, shortly after twelve o'clock. The HIGH SHERIFF (T. M. Woollcombe, Esq.) opened the business of the day. The Hon. NEWTON FELLOWES stood forward, and was re- c-tved with three regwlar Ddvonshire cheeri-ear-pii~tters. He said this Meeting hbd been called when public affairs vroie a very diffrereit ...

... THlE YORKSHIRE WEST-RIDING REFORM | I 51FIET~~EI NGI I. On jVedIecdnIyv hi'ti, one of the nmost numerous assemn bhla.en ever ivitiic'sed in tlie county ol' York toolk place at NVlelielde. About iln I I.pst ten tie tfilredent llprcesslioas 10111 Jceds, Poitelt'iet, FHudderslieli, Kirkstal , Don.1 arster, Iorley, lIatlev, Ciunivell, Glidersolile, Gomer-O Sal, Oulton, Dcwsbury, H-a1lliGu, Sil ...

... noLWON. PETT.fY SESSIONS.-tIONDAY, M.AY 7. (1a AppliCittiml iw iacIdc to tile kjagistir.tes. by it I Ynael, in for.1 wtirm C Ito tpilrell (li Samuel Gcibasit, O0 i eit phae .f obtCli ni tip £ iJ. utider ldILSe pI etrellcs Front tile stitelilelit of the applictint, it a(ppenred, thart s, lie tid goae tolthe llolls b! liui noted 13 lInt teloCit,` fil the purpose ()l hiivillt, a IpL cC; aiill i ...

... The Liverpool Parliamentary Reform Union have issued the following placard, signed by the Chairman: From the Parliamentary Reform Union to the People of Liverpool and its Vicinity. We again feel it to be our duty to call your attention to the conduct of him who syles himself your representa- 'tive. . ;Oin Lord Ebrington's spirited and patriotic motion in favour of Lord Grey's ...

... Ixb) aO oboerbationo. FRANCE. Paris remained perfectly tranquil on Sunday, and some return to gaiety began to be perceptible among its lately terrified inhabitants. The cholera morbus was, we are happy in observing, rapidly on the decline. The deaths declared on Saturday were 166 (namely, 46 in the hospitals, and 120 in private houses,) being sixteen less than on the preceding day. The numbers ...