... I EIXZABETH COLLEGE, GUERNSEY. EXAelNEIRS' REPORT.-The Public Examiners have much pleasure in congratulating the Directors of Elizabeth College on the present condition of that Establishment in all the branches of study that their official duties have called upon them to enquire into. In both the Greek and the Latin languages, the Boys of all the three Forms, which came under their observation ...

... I The intelligence supplied by the Paris Journals as to the situation of Don Carlos and General Rodil is very ?? as the journals favour one or the other party. The Gazette de France represents the army of Rodil as being in a state of great destitution and as deserting in great numbers. The army of Don Carlos, on the contrary, is described as full of enthusiasm, well supplied with every thing, ...

... r to STMC Al IPT. LONDON -Friday. In the House of Lords, last evening, several bills were passed, after which the Lord Chancellor produced an immense number of petitions on almost every sub- ject which has occupied public attention during the' Session. His Lordship afterwards laid on the table of -the House a bill relative to the appellate jurisdiction of the Peers, a subject worthy of the ...

... BAINBURY, A-Igrut -2I. A net . ous Meoting of thel inhabitants of Banbury and its neighbourhood wis hld on Tuesday last, at the Vestry Roons in the Church, to take into consideration the propriety of parchashig all or any part of the late Aliss Longe's pro- perty, adjoining the Churclh-yard, for the purpose of adding it to the Churcht-yard, so as to make an additional Burial Ground. On the ...

... .oIOCESTI.R ELECTION. ri N(sttteAJ too Ca' 'rO E CANPIOMA.r:e. It G ocester, Tlraursdayf, Aug. 7.-This bqi. ethe day ap. s pointed for the nomination Of the candidates who ?? entered e the field to contend for the honour of reptesenting the easterrP division of the-county of Gloceseer in Parlianient, vacant by the death of flh late Sir Berkeley Wil. Gaiise, the morning i was ushered'in by the ...

... The Paris Papers of Saturday and Sunday bring the Speech of the Queen Regent on the opening of the Spanish Cortes on the 24th of July. A Radical con- spiracy has been discovered in Madrid, and six of the heads of it have been arrested. From the north of Spain it would appear that the Spanish Government had received no news, and private letters from Bayonne state that no material incident had ...

... Effects of the late Stormnss. We have had very heavy rains, accompanied with thunder v and lightning, during the past week, which have proved in- do jurious by retarding the works of husbandry. The wheat or crops in this neighbourhood are mostly cut and arce very heavy; the farmers are anxiously waiting for dry weather to bf house it; but we are sorry to hear that the wheat has been in. co ...

... oxFO RAI) SATURDAY, AUUcST 9. )n Thursday last William Thorp, Esq. our Chief 'Magistrate, accomprlanied by the Aldermen and several i, mbers of the Corporation, perambulated the boun ?? rics of this city. About two o'clock the company ,7oached Godstow, where several house-boats were iuioorel, and a plentiful cold collation was provided, c.r which all thecomnpany partook. Yesterday evening lhe ...

... pol§.Tglcnl-pw.- . I LONDOX-'rida. In the House of Lords, yesterday, the several public and private Bills before the House were forwarded in their stages, among them the Assesscel Taxes Com- (,ositioi Bill, the Stamp Duties Relief 13ill, and the ililitia Ballot Suspension Bill.-Petitions were pro- enteol from Blarbadoes, complaining of thc amount of compenlsation granted to the West India ...

... SATURDAY, AUGUST 2. Thle Lord Bishop of this Diocese will hold lii m Triennial Visitation at the following places, viz.: Deddinglon ?? Monday, ..August 25th. Blicester_.. Tuesday, ..August 26th. Woodstockc ..Wednesday, August 27th. ?? .. August 28th. ?? August 30th. IVORCESTER.-At a General Ordination, held by- the Lord Bishop of the Diocese, in the Cathedral, on Friday, the following ...

... I HOUSE Or LORDS-_Monday. After a petition had been presented against the Poor Laws' Amendment Bill, the House resolved itself into a. Committee on the Bill. An amendment weas moved and agreed to, after some dis. cussion, giving Msgistrates a power to enforce relief in case of sudden or urgent necessity. A conversation took place respecting the Coercion Bill, which ended in an agreement that ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-Wednesday. The Royal Assent was given by commission to several public and private bills. On the motion of the LOuD CHANOELI.OR, the oopnty Justices' Bill, which had been returned with amendments by the Commons, was ordered to be taken into further conside. ration that day six months. The bill was consequently lost. The LORD CHANCELLOR expressed his regret that the House of ...