... . -. - r - -. 0* -WEDNESIDAY, June&5-Some petitions were received * 7i landw bills, forwarded:. a stage, but ntngof importance le occurred-i - i -. e.HOUSE. OF, COMMONS. VIt it .WEDN~rM1iJAT,4e 5.-The.House mat at half-pasti VIl Id o'cock. PetttionBi against the Beer Bill, for the better ob*. -w! Is servance of the Sabbatit, against Slavery, and on varioust. PCs ,f. tgrs5tS C-eed.,M..Sandford. ...

... P&RLIAMNTARY, COMPENDIUM. ( I . _ br. - .- e S. SHOUSE OF LORDS. of [WENESDr, JZne 12.-The Coniolidated Fund- Bill wasread a third tide and passed. 'Several private bills were forwarded a stajge and theit 'Lordhips adjourned. so HiOUS~air COMMON&S t 0 WEDICESXSDAY, Jak&,IL-j-At the mornidpitting several (o petitions against tithes were presented. and-aniongt them one from a poor ianm, udtmed ...

... ts. At seven o'clock il the evening, the Amateurs and m, their friends, to the number of about 120, dined to- Ice gether in the Concert Room. Mr. GADSI)EN was in en the chair, and Messrs. TOTrIE and CAT'rTIEY, Vice- of Presidents. Ik- After dinner, Non nobis Domine was given in ex- lit cellent style. e0e The CHAIRMNTAN, on proposing the first toast, said, en if ever an individual, who had ...

... London, Tlursdary Eveniwgq, Seven o'C0ock. IHOUSE OF LORDS,-TnUiLSDAY, MNY30. The Leeds oil Gas Company Bill was read a third time. Lord DUND,%S presented H petihloni against the assessed tares.. Ttr Duake of WYELLINGlTON presteted a pelition from Bristol tintist the Ministerial ptatr for tire Abuolition of slavery. Also a petition from the shrve owncrs awid ishibitnlts of the island 0f ...

... & '!111,tta4aR 4!O,300 ] Il F.RcOn TvkYDAy'S LONDON GAZETTE. VRITPHALL, JUNE i. IS 18b1jesty has been pleased to direct letters patent to be passed under the Great Scal grantlng the i ig .itt ofa Barou -of the United Kingdom of treat _ Bitaii and Irelapd unto Charles Marquis oftQueens- berry, K.T. and thc heirs male of his body lawfully begotten, by the name, st le, and title of Blaront ...

... SATURDAY, JUNL ia, 188a. On ?Ie'sdav, his Grcev the. Duke of Norfolk, left Arundel Uustle, to embarkoD board his beautiful E 0S|doA- A11+h e s 1AtOvl.. .. --1 . A- _ d Vacht at Portsmouth i and on the previous dav' the Earl s of Surrey left the Castle, to attend bis P.arliamentary F duties in town. Ch With that spleudid mupificesiee so characte- a t Astic of him, the Earl of Egremont has ...

... IMULAE OF Pillills. ?, 11 I ? AIONDAY, JUNE 17.] A committee appointcd by I the House of Commons appeared at the bar to request a conferenlce with their Lordships relative to the East I India Charter, tit which conference'the resolutions passed by the Commons were presented, and their lordahips' concurrence with them desired. 'The reso- lations which were as follow, were ordered to be taken i ...

... cot prtmiitt' zotuial. DU.L&i: THURSDA Y, JUNE 27, 18S3. The German Papers of the 17th inst.'contain advices fiom Napoli of the 20th of MDay, which represent the inte- rior of Greece to be restored to a state of tranquillity though the regency are stated to bc anxiously engaged in or- ganising the army, and had sent to Bavaria to raise additional recruits, as it was found impossible to raise ...

... IfPERIAL PARLIAMENT. !d HOUSEOF 1LORDSi- IIDAY, JUNE l. IRISH TITHES. The Earl, -,of WIC KLOtW, previously to submitting his Ji YW~tio' ~for returns respecting 'the tithes of Irdland, waiserl ly the resolution','relative; tol tithes, adopted ~by the, r- other liotsb, to be read; but to this course. Earl Grey ob-, a.Jecteid,'as bein, in~formal, frotcilypeknthose reso-, it lutions. were as.,yet ...

... *TlNG..QF rUE. IRIffl NatIe'BERS TN LDO,64N. Lond 1 t bf M1onuday did,-not arrive until fnve !o'eloez yfestsrdayi-mearly. nine hotits 4fiw t sal } .he ~Paruiarrn~taiy llig~fcnc possessesver t 'net ;iLdrd4a inonitrs rpromised motion. 66 I;4 hsubject ef 1 ,e Itith had not been brought forward up to seven o locl , ii hen our private correspondent -ad closed- his-ente e hobe to be able' to placc ...

... HANDSWORTH VESTRY MEETING. -I g the-rfedfte T&tii eeti-ng was' ?? ia.}eit eyereld a.thwtisLr. At ?? o'clock the cunke; the ?? . Freer\t, obk'tii, -in the ^t stiy and 'hd* joirniruelt ime y too pltace 'to the natinal scol .The Qat, hrving inied .the chaui, ps'ceeded to read tlienobbcoS ?? meeting, whirch was signed by tli parsis Mr. Atinas, the 'churchwarden, then read the Destimates, amounting ...

... i SE O-- FRANCE. f ; ' We have received news from the Isle of France up t6 the 27th of February, the'day of the departure from that colony of Sir Charles, CPolville, who has been - relieved from his go- vernment by Major-General Nicolay, and of that of Mr. Adrien d'Epinay, who, a second time, has been sent by his ifeflow-colonists on a mission to his Maljaesty's government, ,4nd is the bearer ...