... | HOUSE OF COMMONS-!Turssaivy, Ju:;a 11. (CoRstined from yeste-rdae/'s FREEMAN.) 'Colonel CONOLLY was of' opinion that the grounds of- A objection taken to the bill wvere not good. If the road was completed iup to the harliour'it must ultimately prove a great source of benefit to Dublin, particularly as regarded coul, the consumption of which was greatly on the increase, m consequence of the ...

... SIR,—According to promise, I now hand you a few extracts from a brief journal made some time ago, during an excursion (through part of Wales) in company with an esteemed friend- Should they meet your approbation, so as to appear in your excellent paper, they may be followed by others from the same source, or by similar communications, from Sir, yours, &c., Redbrook, June lIth, 1833. H On our ...

... THOMAS V. J. E. SAUNDERS AND ANOTHER.—Mr. Evans moved for a rule to show cause why the venue in this case should not be changed from Carmarthen to the county of Glamorgan, upon the ground that a fair and impartiallrial could not be had at the former place. The plaintiff, it appeared, was an attorney, and had taken an active part in the late election for Carmarthen, on the side called the II ...

... f ;, - ?e? ti- I O ro. I - - jr o u I Ls, ~IZi~7.S' \r, Satuerdly, Juie 1I, 1833. | aataEION Oa.LICYV 01o rnat GOVItiRNME NeT.-Onl wl-sdaay (tile iill ilast,) Colonel I)avies brought ,oard his lprolniscil mioti in on this suieject, whichI i, II - 1fed to ?? tLfCeI thlt the house regretted ii c c iti 1cCoot hositditi -'Iin ?? andi grite- Ui n acknowlcdgrd the CoidUct pursued lv his Ma- a as ...

... TO THE EDITORS OF THE LEEDS MERCURY. G GNTLE'E'NT,-H ,l takenl all interest in the progress of ithe Bill u il before Prliameelnt, fr establisiting a General Registry, my elttnfteot has been' railed to the Address wiich wats agreed to a t a meeting of theh SiicitossOf rise WestRhiding, held at Waelfield, an ithe Slat alt., and published is your paper of Satur rda lost. The object of the gentle- ...

... EISTEDDFOD. TO THE EDITOR OF THE GAZETTE AND GUARDIAN. Tavistock street, Bedford square, June 11, 1833. When I did myself the pleasure of writing to you on the subject of an Eisteddfod in Glamorganshire, I merely stated that Swansea had been named to me as a place capable of accommodating a number of visitors, &c. It will remain of course, with the gentlemen of the county and the neighbourhood ...

... : I'NrTAIJS: REMEnDIAL T.1ASUBES. I _ _- FrmteObsel'vations iipoi entails fornieilystb - rnitted, their origin, -and the different legislative isinterferences, with the exception of thre 59. Get). a ill; chap. 61, and 1. antI 2. WVilliam IV. eltapi. 43, s '~com onoily called the jail Lund tLIiirpitC roald aeq with thc VieW of accommodating thiem, in a cortainC degree, to theo necessary ...

... SCRIPTURE ILLUSTRATIONS. No. 5. Ye are the salt of the earth: but if the salt have lost his savour, wherewith shall it be sa-ited ? It is thenceforth good for nothing, but to be cast out and trodden under fooi of men. Common salt never loses its savour, as the allusion here supposes and if common salt had been meant, it would have been as unnatural as to have said, Ye are the sugar of the ...

... PUBLIC CHARITIES, EITC. I ~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ t UBnIArE SCHOOL, tone 13th.-Htouse Visitors, Ain . Pirher, Mrs. Potter, Mrs. Ralford, and Mrs. Rotbiweell. ; IIOUSF (1 ItECOVERY, Jlnevl2th.- Admitted, 5.-Dis. clirgeit curd, 5-l Dead 1.-Remain in tile [louse, 10. ROYAL LANCASTrRIAN SCHOOL.-Number of Chiljren in tile Srlbool-lloys717; Girls 313.-Total, 1030.-Visitors for tile rnsuitlg week-II ...

... H-OUSE OF LORDS,-TUESDAV,.JuN.E 11. EAST' INDIA COMPIANYt. Lord ELLENBOROUG H incsired wshal COUTse ?? Trenrit to m, ith re.4pert to tire peroreedrogs fil thre East Indha Cespairy's Earl GREY onswered that tho rcsolotioeo or the Iliouse of Commons when adopted, would be brolrrirt forwrtrd for their Lordslsips' considera- tion. LOCAL JURISDICTIONT BILL. Thle LORD CHNACELLORt moved- thttt this ...

... MONDAY, JUNE 10.-The Royal Assent was given by Com- mission to the Soap Duty Repeal Bill, the Starch Duty Repeal Bill, Dramatic Literature Bill, the Savings' Bank Annuities Bill, Continental Gas Company Bill, Edinburgh Life Insurance Company Bill, York Market Improvement Bill, Rye Harbour Bill, Swansington Railway Bill, Cheltenham and Gloucester Road Bill, and numerous other Road Bills. The ...

... LEEDS, SATURDAY, JUNE 1M. ?? understand that several letters are in towls from Germany, announcing, that wool sold at an advance at the late fair at Breslau, or to' Speak more-corroctis', that it was all sold before the regular commencement of the fair, at considerably higher prices than had been before obtained. Tltmor LEEDSts-Osir tepdattlhii week rtlapbccing the sale of cloth in the Halls ...