... HOUSE OF LORDS. Mtaday, May 26. Numerous petitions were presented from dissenters, praying for relief. -Lord DussRAv, on preb9ting one signed by 32,000 inhabitants of Manchester and its heighbourhood, stated, in addition to the prayer for the separation oftchurch and state, the petition proposed the exclusion of bishops from the house of ?? Earl of COVaNTRY, on presenting one in faqour of the ...

... FRANCE. The approaching elections, as may be expected, occupy almost all the attention of the French papers. The government of Louis-Philippe must be prepared to meet with the most serious opposition in almost all quarters of France, and those who compose it will find it as difficult to get seats from any popular constituency as the members of the Grey administration. The country in general is ...

... It is confidently stated that Lord Mulgrave declines office on the terms on which it is offered to him; and to perfect the disgrace of the arrangements, to give them the last finish of the ludicrous, it is reported that Mr More O'Ferrall, the great card of the Ministry, refuses to take a place in the pack. This would certainly show that they had found a man of judgment in this gentleman. Sir ...

... I LONDON, JUNE 1, 1831. The French Legislature has been first prorogued, and then dis- solved; thought it has only sat for three years it has voted five annual budgets, and is therefore considered to have attained the termination of its lawful existence. Thus has a Session closed which has been productive of nothing but taxes, and laws for the suppression of insurrections. ...

... THE POLITICAL EXAM-INER. I If I might give a s~hort blat to- an impartial writerit Iwould be-to tell him his fate. If he resolves to venture upons the dangerous precipice- of teling unblassed trathi let him proclaim war with mnankind ^ asode e poie tie Fola-neethr to give nor to take quarter. If he tells the crimes of great men, they fall upon hinm with tile iron hands ofthe law; if he tells ...

... WeLou~o1t ' WEDNiESDAYX, MAY' 28, 1834. t AI5OCUcNMENT OF PAuLIa^,sENT.-lReig~tion t of Four of the L'a!Bbnet Afinisiers.-The public mind 3 has beens throw n into .he deepest state of agitation by the F sudden sppearance of a diflerence which has~ arisen in the S Cabinet upon the subject of the ssppropriation of the Irish n C'hurch Rlevenues (or Irish TIit e B~ill), in which ItMr. c Stanley ...

... M(?NDAX, ?¶iAY :?W l8?4. The Ereneb Papers of Saturday flfl(1 ?tttndtiy ?.i reeetved? 'flie Moniteur of Sunday contains 9t1 ?seii n?'itl ot'diiitin?ei, closing tbe session 01' 11334, anti 55ttlier ?rdinante di'wolving the Chamber of' Deputies, ???,?Okitig all tie ElCCtOtfll ('oliees for ch? 21st .Jnne, 4fl(? ???liagwgether both Peers an? Deputies for the 2ttth ?ie .tagest.?4hC Quntidienne ...

... SATURDAY, ?\IAY :n, io?i. TIlE MINISTRY. 1 1? (Ft.oto the Tiue? itf Xaturda p.) The ('ubiunt urrnugement?, if such they can he j ci t'd. wer: Vesteititty either ?? or practically coat. o pleted-rhat is to sal, there has been a shifting of seats, a a transfer of peri.tns front one department to another, a t? domestic a 'vetnent in the interior of the Administers- e chin; but as fbr accession of ...

... SATUR:DAYl, MAY4 31, 1834. ,, On Satrdit'V ollr Trilnity\ Falir wt.lf XOpelled l ?? the ux~ual f linalitie~s On f londay there was a very s abuad~ant snuy-lv of cattle of every description, and ,, hicn~ far ?? d thc s$4izply of tormier fairs; but, pot-. with~stanlding the fineuess of the weather, the attendance; r of purcirasers was scantyadtconmlcmpitI i of Mztofnoiey vwax too p revalent. T ...

... GENERAL JSSEMBLY, SCOTL-Nd. CHURCH PATRONAGE. Lord MONCRIEFF introduced his Motion on this subject by an able and powerful speech. His Lordship enteredinto a detailed view of the various acts of Assembly in regard to the subject of the over. tures, and contended, from the divisions of the Church courts prior to 1740, that the practice was agreeable to what was now urged, and therefore it was ...

... T'oday the Sheriff publicly announces, and To-day the foal turn of, the Attorney-Gene- ks1 oflenglafo as IremIner for Edinburgh-and the Lord Advocate of Scotland as Member for thle Leith District. on Saturday Ve had the pleasure of felici- til e Leith District Constituency, and of ta grat~t Itii-g Mr Murray. We have now the hap i ess to give joy to Edinburgh, to Scotland, an to the United ...

... UV?? ? I O lT(JE.SDA Y'S -LOi'TN ' A!Dw7 C OMMTSS\IOs~N3 signed by the Lord ~iautenant - cf the County or W~ilWs.-Edvward AdoiptutCs L ord vey- n~our to be Deputy l~ieutentnt: JoSePhI Neelzl, I'sq. to be ditto; George Poutls Saroipe, Esq. to be rwitto. HAD; KEf urTs. ?? .t>hrt Rirhard Jammas Dkekinsm:, svrgeor,, Freliog. David Lryser Colbes, giocacr, C-trot YXewrniud', Norfeo.t Fdws~r4 ...