... HOUSE OF LORDS.-MONDAY, JULY 18. The Church of Ireland bill, and several other bills, were Tl brought up from the Commons, and read a first time. T The Steam Carriages bill, after a short conversation, was Dn referred to a select committee. On theimotion of Lord Melbourne,the Registration of Births, tr and the Marriage Bills, were postponed till Thursday. Tihe Duke of Richmond obtained the ...

... CONFLAGRATION.>AT NEW YORE-7 SEVEN 'HUNDRED HOUSES DESTROYED. be- tre ~ (From the New York Gaz'efte) What an awful calarritybhas come upon us! The greiat business, part of our, city, our'Exchiange, Post- enn office, &c. are in ruins-.200 stores full of goods, con-~ otlre aingn mifllons of property, consumed I We are still leli II left, as~ it were among the vast ruins, after moving~ our Iid ...

... I )ADVANTAGES OP THE MUNICIPAL SYSTEM AT GATESHEAD.-The straw market extinct-no im- provement in the town-the streets uncleaned, save by the rain-the first borough-rate of £250 spent-7 a further sum of £250 levied-and those, yes all those iniquities committed in one year.-Newcastle Journal. CONTRtBUTIONS IN AID OF AGITATIONf.- It is probably known to some of our readers that not- withstanding ...

... ?. ebe woull valructo I-Il d _ TuE plan of re-establishing Popery in Ireland has been d skilfully concocted by DANIEL, O'CONNELL and the st ministers of the crown. It is of immense importance Or to the former, and of immediate interest to the latter, le that the Irish Municipal Corporations should be ex- alelusively Papist; and it is resolved that so they shall be, if England will either ...

... ThutRsDAY, APRIL 14. TheCRAVESTAKES of 10 sovs, each, for thlreeyearsold. fist 2lb; four, 8st 21b; five, ast Illb; six and aged, 9st lb. Mile and quarter. Mr. Robinson's ch c Tile General, 4 yrs .. Holmes I Lord Mexborough's ch c Apollo, by Partisan, 3 yrs 2 Mr. Etty's ch c Tyrrell, by Velocipede, 4 yrs .. 3 SWEEPSTAKES of 20 sovs. each, for three years old fillies, 8st ...

... dc HOUSE OF LORDS.-MONDAY, JuNE 20. al to It was agreed to defer. the discussion of the Irish Lt Municipal Corporations Bill, as returned from the N Commons, till Monday. The Leeds and iMlanchester es Railway Bill was read a third time, and passed. The or Hull and Selby Railway Bill was returned from the es Commons with the Lords' amendments agreed to. On Cc Tuesday, the royal assent was given ...

... Mforn.Tide. Etvnm.Tide rFeasa. -r June 11. Saturday.. I at 4 21 past . .. 4 12. Sunday. 42 *. 4 2 5 ft5Su. ahl. I' 13. Monday. .. 22 b.. b 1 42 .. 5 1ll. Tuesday. I . 19 fi. 6 Scw VeOO IS. Wednesday 17 .. G 55 .. 6 16. Thursday It .. V 27 .. 7' 17. Friday. 41 .. 7 I .. S The Magna Charta steam packet leaves Hull everv day rt (even o'clock, at Half-past Eleven o'clock, ;vith ihe I ...

... MEETING OF.THE TOWN COUNCIL WHIRNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1836. The Council met at three o'clock this ftlernoon lo. iMAYOR (J. C. Parker, Bsq.) presided. The TOwN CLERK (Georte Codd, E&q.) read the tttiotY f the last meeting. The -MAYOa-I received a letter last night, inforuming to. tsat it is more than probable that all the gentlemen repc,, thended by the council will be appointed trusteps of tb, ...

... | THE BALLOON VOYAGERS. I r l _ _. - _ n. . a w _ 'I (From the Standard of Saturday.) What has become of the balloon ? is the oft repeated cry which has assailed our ears this morning; to which we have replied, We cannot tell you-you are as wise as we are-we know nothing, and there- fore have nothing new -to communicate. The fact is, that all on this side of the Channel, and very many on ...

... THE LEEDS dONSERVATIXk DINNNER. (Fromso he Leeds Inlelligencer;) - With pride and pleasure we refer to our report of the pro- ceediings of the Leeds Conservatives at -the Music-hall on Monday evening week. Strolag as was the muster of -Monday evening in paint of number, it was stronger still in point of character, wealth, influence, and principle. Look at the names of the noble- men and ...

... of Mr. Irarvey's compliments to the Editor of Thi Tilmes, and It encloses .zis letter to the electors of Southwark upon the resignation of his scat. . Great George.street, July 8, 1836. Is TO THE ELECTORS OF SOUTIJWARK. Gentlepien-Triue to my resolve, not to hold a seat whiclh is unlsisttinled by the Dnrm od 'entire sanction of my constituents, or I auvow my hitentioii to retire from the ...

... LETTER~ 11I. To the Editor of the Hull Packet. Sau,-The Corporation of Beverley have met with a doughty champion in a Burgess of Beverley, who has thrown down the gauntlet in last week's Advertiser, and having put forth his strength in their defence, and in abuse of an individual, I trust be will throw away the scabbard, for if he intends to shield and defend them against a tithe of the ...