... ED INBUllG l. On Friday last the Court of Session rose for the summer vacation. The a' box days ase Thursday the 4th of September, and Thursday the 2d of Oc- r- tober. d, We are glad to see that the Town Council of Edirsburgh has had the good in sessealmost unanimously to discountenance the motion of hir Duncan for to throwiing the city churches open to public meetings. It is one feature of Iy ...

... I SomF. ACCOUN'OT LORD BROUGHAM'S EVIDENCE I BEFORI THE LIBEL COMMITTEE. I Lord B~rougham lasa been examined as a witness before the se- lect committee on thelaw of libel. it is one of the beautiful ano- malies, that while commnittee., on private business are open to all wholaet akin, she public committees are held in secret cnlase; and the pbicas ion of evidence is abreatch ofprivilege. Weare ...

... THE campaign against Lord Melbourne's Administration Was opened with vigour and something like unity of attack, ln the House of Lords, on the very first evening Minis- ters took their seats. The Noble Viscount at the head of the Government having announced his intention of not proceed- ing with the Irish Coercion Bill then on the table this im- mediately called up Lord Wicklow, a nobleman of ...

... - PU! zAT : R I . 4 SPRIVATE CORRESPOND 8 Loaiop( ul 'Grea't'exciteient has prevailed during r e l Iday in 'the money market, on accouri$pftbe reports ., or iatber positive intimations which aived here,3of h the resignation of the Ministry. ThIuexcitement. cl was the greater from the concilsion mrit people')had m previously come to, that though Ministers ?? dently occupied a most precarious ...

... ji~AL1AN REFUGEES IN LONDON-: - FL*GE I 1Oe to that pbilanthropy whicil grows tired of a! 11 fininl exertions towards distressed sufering C '1er w l,1 mclits of her former wvorkss will be lost G ntle 5c~st toil. philsithropy, like all other virtue%. m nocrer shi, e stops, or even slows her steps, sball 1, t ore 'e proceeds on her ?? tie lorer shle will, like Virgil's fame, 'a Itl streuthi and ...

... PRIVATE CORRESPONDrME C. London, July 11. di ~.Papers fronm Perth and Western Australia, to, the i6th of February, have been received to-day ; but their ,contents do nbt furnish mech interesting matter. The.s h'ilo-wir:.' are soase of the last retail prices Iin the market d _hiacoZ~ 2s.'Per lb.c; beef (salt), Md. peor lb.; -do. fresh,. P fI is. 6d. pir lb. ; mutton, Is. 6d. per' lb. ; poirk-; ...

... [I(JUSE OF LOft)S-Juy 14. 1 ?? ,, n- .t hmf nrst four o'clhcL. T Laolaiis met at lialf-past four O'oclqck. Th fi after presented a rcre animiated appearrinee, jp %a ead that somle Mirnisterial explanation n otld jt Ieiaag ?? space before tbte throne annd lelow the i~rri y muchl crowded aby Mlemlbers of the House of C,;in core pre tentled in favour of tile Estnblished jcad zalt thle claims of ...

... - . ont elle anp, EDINBURGH. THURSDAY. JULY31. ? The ignorance in which the Spanish popular tion has been long and +studiously kept by the ?? Catholic Clergy, has within these few days fearfully retorted against some of their 4rauches. On the lath inst. the rapid increase in the numberid deaths from cholera at Madrid ekeited a panic fear among the mob thatthe springs and swells bad -been ...

... LOID GREY'S DEFENCE. I SO.ALL here put upon record Lmd GnREY's speech of the 9. of Juiy when he announced his resi-natiufn to the House at Lords. I wish to be under- stood as assertinr to ;he correctness of uo piart of it. I (lo not wvisih to SaLV any thing ill-natured of hirn, but I ;igrec with, tihe Duke of WELLINGTO'. that more severe p'nishlient ias been inflicted under this ...

... ?? littelliorVe. House of Isordso ing p) Friday, Junte 20. a~ m~j The Earl sd ' incldyaus grid heI should present a petfition Oil monday or Amr Tuesday, praying the House to pass a law to prevent Protesttlnts being corn- Soutl pelted to attend Reman Catholic ceremonies oin foreign staticails, The Mlarguis ef Londondecails asked whether anl Under Secretary of State Th had not been sent onl a ...

... SPAIN. MADRID, JUNE 21.-Colonel Caradoc, who was sent to the siege at Antwerp by the English Government, to observe and report on the military operations before that citadel, arrived here three weeks ago,'- on his way to Portugal ont a similar mission. He had received from his Government further instructions to proceed forthwith to the north of Spain. Mr Villiers, the English Ambassador, ...

... THE OLD MINISTRY WITH A NEW HEAD. Small by degrees, and beautifully less. The Ministry has been repaired, and a very handsome thing it is. A piece has been taken out of one place to make it a head, and another has been thrust into the vacancy; and a new bit has been added, and the right arm screwed on again, and it is as good as new. Agreat pleasure it should be to the country to see how easy ...