... '~iTRPIAL PARLIA-MENT. iOUSE OF LonD, T'LlULtSDAY, MAY 23. RFE RAL. Petitionis werepresented, and Bills advan- r( eed ?? tstWge.- after which the House adjourned to Thursday next. HOUSE OF CaONMONS. TUESDAY, MAY 21. tt T.ord-Althiorp gave notice thiat on Friday, the 31st of ri 444Y, Ie should bring the subject of the Bank of England ej Charter, before the notice of the House. p PrENSSON LMSM. ...

... NEGRO .EMANCIPATION BILL. The provisions of the slavery abolition bill, which stands for a second reading in the House of Commons on Wednesday next, vary in many particulars from the re- solutions on which the bill is founded, at the same time that they enter more explicitly into the compensation part of the measure, and the mode of its appropriation. The title of the bill is a Bill for the ...

... JUNE 12. PRESENTATION OF PLATE To DIGBY dAYLEY WRANHGIAM, Esq. On Tuesday last a splendid dinner was given to D. C. Wrangham, Esq., at the New Town Hall, Sudbury, by his friends and supporters at the late election. George Andrews, Esq. in the chair.: Above 100 Gentlemen of the town and neighbourhood assernbled on this occasion; anxious to testify their feelings of unalterable attach. ment to ...

... IMPERIALj PARIAiAMENT. lIOUSE oF LOIDS, F T tONDAY, MARCH 4.- ULPetition~s vvere'prmseutd , at 1sWIi~ SFV Oilstep etle ?? Bills 01 firvre a stage. ofr4400 he Bip of ritol presented a petition fromn upwards ''Vlhittitv of Bristol, praying for the better ob- aetyance of the Sabbath. 11e hoped that his Majesty's Msnters would take the case into their serioust con- Lord WVYnford said tait he ...

... CAPTPURE OF LISON. Intelligence reached Plymauth. on Friday night that Villa Flor, the Duke of Terceira, entered Lisbon or, the 24th of July, after an itetion with Telles Jordad, who had opposed him at the head of 6,000 nmen, the whole Miguelite force about and to the southward of Lisbon. Villa Flor hadsunder him no eore than 1,500 troops of the-line, wvitbiwhich.' i4 I4anarehed from St. Ubes ...

... IMPERIAl4 PARLIAMENT. HousE. or LORDS.' THURSDAY, MARC-Ir l41- NATION'AL EDUiCATION-. J 01RI) Broughain, in moivingf that a 11CSagle Ile sent -I, to the COtUnIoDNs for copies of certain rettirtt5 moade 10that 1H0use oil the sub1ject of thle educationt of tile pro- ple, said lie shlou1lsavil hielf Of tha~t ?? to ?? a very few wordls ill exploitiatiui of' tile littO of con- duct lie Itarl ...

... IPSW1CH, Saturday, March 16, 1833. Onl the 5th inst. was married, Edward, youngest son of Mr. Schofield, carpenter, of Campsey Ash, to Mliss Thurston, of the same place. On the ith inst. was married, at Claydon, by the Rev. Dr. Etough,i Mr. W. Lanham, East Bergholt, to Char- lotte, eldest daughter of Mr. R. Lord, baker, of the former place. On the 7th inst. was married, by the Rev. X!. T. Wil- ...

... IPSW1CH, Saturday, April 27, 1833. If we were called upon for a vindication of former Administrations, and of former Parliaments, we would refer our enquirers to the budget of Lord Althorp, for it speaks the condemnation of the fallacies by which the people of this realm have within the last three years been led away, in language more forcible than any we can pen. The expectations of relief ...

... MebilrobapIG 'least. 1 HE Gazette of Friday announces the elevation of ILotd Viscount Granville to the Dignity of an Earl, with the titles of Baron Leveson, of Stone, in the county of Stafford, and Earl Granville. The Salisbury Election Committee has decided that Mr. Wadham Wyndham was not duly elected to serve in Parliament for thr city of Salisbury, but that Captain Bouverie was duly ?? ...

... IPSWICH FOOT PA'THS.. . To the Ediwo' of lhe ipstrick.. Jouri Sla,-The paragraphs repeatedly inserted in I Papers, complaining of ?? and ar croachments upqon publigptropjerty, by Iho.s wt in society should teacb them to respect the ri pubjic and protect. the- in their legitiminatC ei1i the pitiful ionopolyof exterminating,.13fldef term of diverting, sunidry ald foot paths 441 usage, to which ...

... JULY 2+. On Wednesday last, the Lord Bishop of Lincoln con- firmed upwards of 2000 personsin the spacious and beau- tiful Church at East Dereham. And on Thursday his Lordship confirmed 2068 persons at Norwich Cathedral. The match between Marsden and Fuller Pilch came off on Thursday last on the Norwich Ground. The celebrity of the two men in the science is well known to the first cricketers. ...

... To the Editor of ?? Ipswich Journa. Sxa,-As tihe time is approaching for selecting sheep for breeding, I beg for a corner in your.widely circulated Journal, to make a few observations upon the above sub- ject,which has become more than usually interesting from the establishment of your late Wool Fair, and also the East Suffolk Agricultural Association ; great benefit will no doubt be derived ...