... ?? I-ouse of Lords. The Dukfle tf Gordoll Tr 0sretrdl seeeral peti tios from Ionacs tol Sir tht ad prayin o tr suiport ito the Psinltaistield Church oif that cmoittly. A mcsies~ge fromo ttto Commontllt ittorght I 1[iii Ow Witnesses' I lotamnity bill and tite Eaist Indtia Cotepnlmn'g Intlemtittty bill. ',rte y~,l ti' ,ll.im,i laid otit tie laitle life first repo(rt of LIto Irish Chtorch ...

... SYNOD Or AflERD1rN. Voiertiday, tie very Rev. the Synod of Aberdeent rot intilto West Church, tily vohivu not impresive ditiourooo wans dleiverod by Mr, XxO nATI, Of E cht, feom IO( Co-ill tr, I'itllt, torss r0th & Gthlt IltC A fter tile reittitie bosiness had bee goo elloever, tile Synod procceded to the ties election of at Motderator. thr, SOJITrI of Old Machar proposed Itir. A. L. Abi ...

... ELGIN HLURGfJS. Colonel Leithl Hay bieinti appointed Clerk of the Ordnance, an I el-c till lboiiles llecvssary, tj) the Rlig hIrghs. A nunineious ine(t. Ur't tioe elcitors WIis ivld ill Elrii Oil 01 esdtyilti',' Si''eiltiglit. Ol it the motion of Mr Yoong of Mllirlhetad, sqa toiled by Dr Ptal, llillie ?? ntis called to the Chbait. The chaiiriiail stated the ohl. ject of the ill'etiig, and was ...

... - ?? III ,,,rne ll ?? i |l heI, 11 rsinrj ?? r, thleso 10 *1ec IN ev vcmen ol~ n-the a ,trarlioiliay 1110% *a itl' i beee n dlbie d vt' te'tl ~ al bielest tre of despair, and by ni c it I arn 10 ~~eepi~rg Up their 011,Y gali ev or~st is oct t ' they hu wade a Pretence tf e h bttheir a1Ppcal` Ote th ?? i ad hol and d ?? p Fu, D e to e dadreosDO to the 11S e ex all0!lltlue~ttide by thce Tories ...

... I A meeting ofthe Governors of this Institution was held on Monday last, Bailie Thomson in the Chair.- At this meeting 20 boys were admitted to the benefits of the ID- stitution. We notice the proceedings chiefly in order that we may advert to the faet, that considerable difference of opinion exists among the Governors as to the persons who are the legitimate objects of the charity. It is ...

... : ~ ~ . I: % IT ,, -- , I - -- -; TO TILE ELECTORS OF THE SOUTHI ERN DIVISION' OF THI ECOJUNTY OF DEVON. - GENTLEMEN ;-ThO acceptance of -an office under the Cron readers it neees- sary thatl -I 'sAoaud again appenl to, the judgiulent' of the indlepetidbta-bd j obllt; spirited hody bywhomnil have hsni ahad 'thee ti'ieS decwed.l i ?? - Siiicrthe'Iagt' elf titrB ile;4ttions; ajrt iiod&shorv ...

... Of 263 (Tellers included) who voted for the Resolution of Lord John Russell. Acheson, Lord Campbell, W F Aglionby, Henry A Carter, J B Ainsworth, Peter Cave, R 0 Alston, Rowland Cavendish, Hon G a Angerstein, John. Cayley,.Edward S Anson, Sir George Chapman, M L Astley, Sir Jacob, Bart Chichester, J P Bagshaw, John Clay, Williaut Baines, Edward Clayton, .Lt Col, Sir W Bainbridge, Edw T ...

... LONDON, APRIL 26, 1835. The American claims have at last been admitted by the French Chamber. The bill, as amended by the committee, proposing a grant of 25,000,000f., was voted by a majority of 289 against 137. According to an amendment proposed by General Valaze, to which Ministers assented, and which was agreed to by the Chamber, the indemnity is not to be paid until after the French ...

... II,KLODI Tritl eAiiiXTiS. London, Friday, April 17, 1835. WAR OFFICT, APRIL 1. 211 Life Guards—Lieut. George Viscount Deerhurst, to be Captain, by purchase, vice Sir T. Hare, who retires- Cornet and SuL-Lieutt>nant Howard Vvsi', to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Deerhurst; the Hon S Strang*a)s, to be Cornet and Sub Lieutenaut, by purchase, vice Vyse. 6th Dragooris-Coi-net J. K. Janits, to ...

... I EXTnAORIDINARY LANGUAGE OF A PRIEST FiROMT'IE ALTAIL- RTOT AT BOItRIS CHAPEL. Thomas Kehoe, James Kehoe, and Pat. Cody, werel indicted for having been concerned in a riot in the cbape yard of Borris, on the 1st of Feb. arnd with having com- mitted an assault onl Edmond INMulligan. R. Kelley, sub-constable, sworn-I was at Borris chapel oil the Isti ,lb. I saw a freeholder named Mulligan ...

... BELFAST HORTICULTUrJRAL SOCIETY.. The first Spring Show of this Society was held on Fri- day last, in the Assembly .Rooms of the Exchange.BUld- ings. From the backward state of the season, the show of auriculas and polyanthuses was small; and those that were brought forward for competition, were inferior to the onus at former shows. TuTe hyacinths and beaths were remark.' ably fine, ...

... ASSEMBLY. B u;rgh of7'.ircrudbright--Alcx-. Craig, Esq. Ant _ Street, Edeljnurgh..elde. . e uroi of SiewtGt t 2aMor in, Eq. S.S.C. EUiinhiral, rlder. oe Brtgl of wigtovvn-Alex. Nforison, Esq. rercbant; Prie lytery of Dumfrieg-lMr Grei, jan. Tinwrald .Ir Inlus, Lochrutton; Mr Crocket, Kirkogunzeon; andt , Mr l uvdon, Dunscarp, ministers. Messrs Allar Andesu- n son, Ijurnfries, andl Robert ...