... MORNING SITTING. The Old Stralford Bridge Bill was read a thiid time. The presentation of a petition, praying for the introduction of poor Laws into Ireland, save rise to a conversation of some length, in which Mr. F. O'Connor, -Sir G. Strickland, and others, sup- ported the petition; and Mr. Ruthven, Mr. Fitz- simon, and Mr. Finn, opposed it. EVENING SITTING. Sir C. BURRELL moved the second ...

... TilE CHRONIL. e P>ANGOR, TE7ESDAY, .J /3 IS.34. Il the present unsettled state of affairs, while an executive goveruinenlt the w*orst th4at has troubled Britain for upwards of a century, is shaken to the centre by internal divisions, e we are truly happy to be able to announce to outn readers that the King has taken the most proper opportunity to declare his deterwpla- tion to Spport thlat ...

... h.t e.l RNCD r ot lil.t ON(;. ft , 2 4. i, ?? ?? ir' pilper 'will he dm f i t^4ijr nf thc hl~tililil~o of ilks GIrace the ab ,, , ()lF ?? s CianiC(jj(I, of ille 1Uti. IC ti I ?? Ofthe illtus e a5 IteI 1, iieallse mass of rank 10 'ti d ni hollian, assellcb (I on this oc- J itt I'll5 t nthosiemust have til in a s- ?? Iilerto iose U11f 119 UO ho4ld tie G'Ie'illiellt tiat there is a spirit of ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS. THURSDAY, JUNE 12.-The Lord Chancellor presented a peti- tion from Edinburgh signed by upwards of 6000 persons, in favour of the bill for the removal of civil disabilities affecting the Jews. HUMAN CATHOLIC MATTRIAGES (SCOTLAND) BILL. The Earl of Rosebery said it was not necessary for him to trouble their lordships with many observations in moving the second reading of the ...

... CRABBE'S LIFE AND WORKS. Vol. 4.-1 J. Murray, London, The 4th volume of this bsautiful publication has appeared, and fully equals in typographical execu- tion, in neatness and beauty of of embellishment, the three previous ones. The frontispiece the Town, Hall of Aldborough, and the vignette, Woodbridge, are beautifully engraved by Finden, from drawings by C. Stansfield, A.R.A. The literary ...

... tpirit of the jubalc bour~nalo I _ TilEIVIN19TiY. (Front the Times.) It is impossible to reflect epon the course of the dehate in the House of Lords list Fridayv evenhwr more especially if compared wilh that Of lhe pre ceding AMolunday in the Commons, withoot beiog zsp. palled by the state of the ?? the re- sltions of paity-andl by the ?? prospects sbich are therein too plainilv dicsclos e. ...

... METROPOLITAN. LONDON ALMSHOUSES, PARK-HILL, BRIXTON.—On Sa- turday at four o'clock, the Right Hon. Lord John Russell, M.P., laid the foundation-stone of the Almshouses at Park- hill, Brixton, instituted to commemorate the passing of the Reform Bill in 1832. The day was remarkably beautiful, and the Park presented a most animated appearance. The ladies, as usual, were very numerous, and most ...

... WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11.—Many petitions were presented, re- lating principally to the claims of the dissenters, upon which some interesting conversation took place. Sir R. Peel begged to call the attention of the house to a declaration published in the newspapers, which had been put forth on Monday last., of a meeting of the representatives of the united committee of Dissenters. This declaration, ...

... FRANCE. The Paris papers during the week have been chiefly oc- cupied with disquisitions on the alterations in the English Ministry. The committee appointed to inquire into and report upon the state of Algiers, and on the expediency of colonising that country, made its report on Saturday last. The President of the Council (Marshal Soult), in reply to a verbal address of the Chairman of the ...

... AMERICA. FALMOUTH, MAY 31. —At eight, p.m., the Stanmer packet, Sutton, Commander, arrived here from Mexico; she left Tampico on the 6th April, Vera Cruz on the 14th, and the Havannah on the 29th, with mails, and brings on freight 200,000 dollars. The accounts by this vessel appear to be satisfactory, by announcing that General Bravo had submitted to the Government on condition of the latter ...

... FROM FRIDAY S IOKDON GAZETTE. INSOLVENTS. John Norman; Dorking, Surrey, grocer. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. William Tilsley and VVythen Jones, Newtown, Mont- gomeryshire, bankers. T BANKRUPTS. William Key, Isleworth, linen-draper. James Newman, jun. Old Corn Exchange, Mark-lane,- corn-factor. Samuel prejeane Wright, Christopher-street, Hatton- garden, painting-br«sh-iriauufaculrei\ John Watson, ...

... TUESDAY, JUNE 17.—The second reading of the Admission J Dissenters to the Universities Bill was, by arrangement, post poned till Friday, and the further consideration of the Poor Law Amendment Bill in committee was fixed for Saturday.—An ad' dress to the Crown was agreed to, on the motion of Col. Evan for copies of, or extracts from, all correspondence which has lately passed between the ...