... At Tbe meeting of the Presbytery on Wednesday, the Committee appointeri to consider the constitution for Itew churches, proposed at the former meeting by Dr m~ Chalmers, gave in their report, making II mie alteratione re I Upon i t, but ap proving of the maian featoreooflris sellemee, ?? ,that it should ha competent fur Presbyteries to settle at ministers in churches without a bohnd. Thfis ...

... U0D1EUY713 SATUTRDAYs IFEBRiUARY 27, ISIG. The Paris Papleris of Wednesday, which.l al- n riveti thiS morning by express, re chiefly filled with ( collntlentI oil the ncw Mllinisterial arrangements. The Carlist J.Touials, however, alonc have found ?? with d thenil, as they will invariably do With regard to any1 l3l inizitry not formed under the auspices of a thirdt llesto * ration. The three ...

... IMBPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS-February 23. co The LORD CHANCELLOR took his seat on the ~,woolsauk at five o'clock. -nLord WYNFORD and others presented pctitions a against the Ecaclesiastical Courts hill. Other petitions l- were presented ina favour of the measure; it URANGE3 LOhrstO. 'd The Marquis of LONDONDERRY gave notice, that en Thureday next hie shotilif move for a Copy of the re. ...

... B~OROUGII OF PORTSMOUTH. A meeting of the C nommon Council Was hield onl 11onday for the dispatch of busineas. The Town C(krk read a loiter received by the Mayor from AMr. F. 1aring, one of the Members for the Borough, acknow- ledgin g his receipt of tile petition of tile Common Council to the Iouse of (0,1iolionS, to relievc the Jews fronm all civil disabilities, which Mr. Baring said he had ...

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... D UBL.IN, fice. :0 FrReIof 0(. Oil N CORREii(,Ct' OtN r. THEt:ASSIZES-S'TAT1' OF THE, COUNTRY. The A 1iz ( whloch optood oo thet- Iloe I Circulit 0n .2101bltiy lus',, ?? , tis liet af~ ?? lioi C elt gol, tle mfost t okit CVid 111T Of (I1e110a Cea'(12V'OlIh ?? Io 1 ot II fla(Iod. In tile to wnO f' IDrOVhtl, Wh. iiri ('TRltili !I mipulation of Oern 1,5,(UtU so ic, diere wcre on]ly hirie caoo of ...

... PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS- SCOTLAND. PETITION FO n BILL REFERREt3D. Feb. 22,-Lanarksbire Roads-Order (18th February) for bill read, and diseharged. Petition c referred to Mr John Maxwell and tile West Scot- land List. a PETITIONS FOR BILLS REPORTrD, AND BILLSh ORDERED. February 23.-Edinburgh, Leith, and Newba- ven Railviay-Petition for bill reported, and bill I ordered to be brought in by Mr ...

... HOUSE 01 C'OMM IONS. -. . 1 - . .. I ii . .. -. ?? . .. ?? Fh9)A , ni1 ll' IOi~ii i(, tn(i'eii I a rfjin ( 'pti /t(,ii'Iil ill iftji't toit t, its it wits pr. posel1 to 1 TO ~C* i hre~ i I inihi ri be 1w i lcliioh ((01t of ?? ~toel pi ?? ba r I I sy, in the ye rI, 10 to JPoop the- to al I btrtiItritltw? of ila~gowsilie, erote Kvling Robert S n e air, dt tiil- Corpora ~I( innl, Io whtomt they ...

... VANGUARD v. CLARENCE-No. 3. We find our papers on this subject have ex- cited some degree of interest-but this interest varies in its character according to the prejudices, the tastes, and the candour of different individuals some beiDgpleased, others displeased. The United Service Gazette bids us go on and prosper in so just a cause, while his bro- ther of the Naval and Military is ...

... F'OR, AGAINST. (1 Chb a] n ers Arlruthnott 01 L ergusf n,: Sir Roenitt Balfour ,erusonI R. (Hueddington- Bruce, Cumming It d shire) Cainj bell, Sir Hugh ~r Fergusosn, Coltlar Chishulen Flay, Si' Andrerw L. Forbe's, W.e lIlac! ealsz Gordon, WV. (Aberdeen) 'el Macleod ,Jnltnstans, .1. (Dumlfies) v Y Maule, Fox Rue, Sir William t Meur~ay,t. A, Te'llers for tite N~oes-Sir t di Clip 11nt George ...

... MONDAY, FF11. 22.] Lord 1V7harnelife again I (leferrcd his motion regarding the appointment of Ala- I gistrates. Ils Lordship, on presenting a petition praying that the numerous railways now projected should be required to keep the lines of the turnpike road as I much as possible, said he thought that it was desirable to adopt some means by which the Parliament would be enat led to judge ...

... - , - - - - -- - - It j0- ll' ,X-i -sttD-l 30t4 'Mt Frnc Papy.s.. IlI FS 'ii. 23. t II' lettrS a d., ?? onti the Spaoiish fron- icr itf f - d ~ivtii otornhig do not announce nzly itpor- , tt- .1 ?? allt I iarte Ial arrTiveI, the ont fre m i;.1ttivld-r. Ihe othe(r from St. Sebastianm to tli ; trili;tt a Purlutir1 f e. ?? atttrinsi, whiitt Itry havt( r lishat sile arc ?? ti d.-Nt' r to is, ( ...