... STANZAS WRITTEN ON LEAVING I cannot but remember such things were, And were most dear to me. Farewell to the beauty That dwells on thy hills; Farewell to the coolness That breathes from thy rills Farewell to the blossoms That brighten thy trees, And farewell to the fragrance They fling on the breeze. When the strength of the billow Shall toss me on high, And the frown of the tempest Shall ...

... BILL FOR AMENDING THE REGISTIlATION.-This bill puts an end to the doubts as to the meaning of the words same qualifi- cation, in the declaration to be made by voters, by enacting that no person shall be considered as having the same qualifica- tion unless he shall retain the same interest in the premises for which his name was originally inserted in the register. The bill also dispenses with ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS. THURSDAY, JULY 3.—UNSTAMPED PUBLICATIONS.—The Lord Chancellor said, he held in his hand a petition from a large num- ber of respectable inhabitants of the town of Kingston-upon- Hull, and its vicinity, with respect to the law as it at present stood in reference to the stamps upon newspapers, and calling for a repeal of the acts upon that subject. He should ...

... It has already been stated that the Governor of Madeira, on finding that Don Miguel's cause was lost, had thought it at last prudent to recognize Donna Maria. His despatch on the occasion to the Portuguese Government is a curious example of political tergiversation. This man, whose name is Alvaro dxi Costa, was one of the most violent partisans of Don Miguel, by whom he was created Count of ...

... Letter on Bulls, from Macktwistopedia, shall have a place. *ne political importance of the present, time, will, we hope, plead Oar apology with Quint us, for the present. *ne uaverusement beginning,—Any lady or gentleman who can procure a peerage for a gentleman who is possessed of a great landed property, but much in debt, will be most amply compen- sated,—is (though postage paid) a ...

... ( i rom Lay Hermans, by the Ettrick Shepherd, in Eraser's Magazine for this month.) A sermon devoted entirely To Young Women merits special notice. It opens thus Because the daughters of Zion are haughty, and walk with stretched-forth necks and wanton eyes, walking and mincing as they go, and making a tinkling with their feet. In that day the Lord will take away the bravery of their tinkling ...

... SMITHFIELD MARKET. Monday, July 7.—In this day's market, which exhibited, throughout, a good supply both as to numbers and quality, trade was, with prime small beef, prime small mutton, and prime small lamb, somewhat brisk with the coarser and inferior kinds, as also with veal and pork, dull, at no quotable variation from Fri- day s prices. (Per stone of 81b. sinking offal.) I Inferior beef, ...

... WEDNESDAY, JULY 9.—It would be impossible to give anf idea of the intense interest which pervaded the house. The body of the house and the galleries were quite crowded with members very shortly after five o'clock. lord Althorp and Mr. Littleton- entered briefly into the state of affairs in the cabinet, from which it appeared that on a recent division five members of the ad- ministration, ...

... PARLIAMENTARY DIVISIONS.—Mr.Hall, Mr. Guest,and Mr. L. V. Watkins, voted in the minority on Mr. Hume's mo- tion against granting any money from the consolidated fund to make good deficiencies in the tithe revenues of Ireland.—Mr. W. A. Williams and Mr. K. Hoskins voted in the majority on Mr. Ward's motion for securing an accurate and authentic ac- count of the divisions of the house.—Mr. W. A. ...

... THURSDAY, JULY 3.—The house resolved into committee on the punishment of death bill. In the course of a discussion which arose, Mr. O'Connell observed that the recent deaths from prize-fights were murders—(hear)—and all those engaged in them were murderers, or, at least, guilty of manslaughter. If the great folks who set on the parties, and two or three lords and magistrates who. countenanced, ...

... LEGISLATION.—A return made by the House of Commons of the number of Acts of Parliament passed from the year 1800 to the year 1833, both inclusive, states the gross total, public and private, to have been eleven thousand one hundred and eighty- nine Of these no fewer than four thousand one hundred and forty-six are public leaving seven thousand and forty-three en* tirely belonging to places and ...

... Her Majesty embarked on Saturday on board the Royal George yacht, for Germany. The scene was, of its nature, one of the most imposing ever witnessed. The Lord Mayor and suite, and upwards of 10,000 persons in a number of steam and other vessels, accompanied the royal yacht as far as the Lord Mayor's jurisdiction extended. TIIE REVENUE.—The returns for the Quarter ending on the 5th instant are ...