... I ribe foull ivaructo I HULL, FRIDAY, MA'HRC 18, 1836. ON Tuesday night, the Right Honourable THO6IAS SRIRNG RicE, Chancellor of the Exchequer, went down to the House, brim full of importance; and after a little preliminary coquetry with those notable person- ages, Messrs. WVAtLEY, DUNCOMBE, and WHITTLE HARIVEY, proceeded to inform the Commons and the country, that His Majesty's Government had ...

... cut10411 aricto THE Paplsts in Parliament have received another instalment of the debt which his Majesty's Ministers have contracted to pay them-the most feared, and consequently the most hated of their adversaries has been destroyed by a single resolution of thle House.- The Orange institutions are extinct. Now, although we have never classed ourselves among their strenuous supporters; and ...

... IPROCEEDINGS IN PARLIAMENT. I Owing to the pressure of assize and other local intelligence, we are compelled to compress the proceedings in Parliament, *111 Xontday and Tuedsay last, into a very small compass. In the Lords, on Mlondaoy, the business was limited to the pre- sentation of petitions, and the bringing up oftthe report of the comtnsission appointed to examine the plans for building ...

... I - . . Thurs. Fr'dnyi Satur. Mond. Tuesd. Iea. RankStock. 219 219 _ 238, 23YI 3 per Cent. lied 92* 91ls 92* 2~1dr ti 3 per Cent. Cons_ 91$3 11I9 932 92l 0l ?J3 Cons. for Account 91 9l ) 314 9l 911 91- 3 1 p e r C e n t, li e d .. I1 1I1I0,I c,1 5t 1 1 ( New 3i per Cents t1n Io ° T (01 I*00 4r per Cen t. 1029,.. llInia Stock . Q 5S 5sb, 25 25 India Bonds 5 : 3 25j 255 23S Long ...

... l BRIBDLTNGTON HARBOUR BILL.-On Mon- day March 14 a motion was made, and question pro- posed- That the bill be now read a second time: amendment proposed to leave out the word now, and at the end of the question to add the words upon this dav six months :-Question put, That the word l 'now' stand part of the question :-the house divided, ayes 83, noes 106.-The following Yorkshire ...

... I It: to On Mlonday morning, a mneeting of the proprietors is and occupiers of property adjoining the Old Harbour was hield in the graad jury roorm at the Mfansion House, d to receive tire reort of -the committee appointed a~t a meeting hield on tire 30th September, 1835. Thle meet- re ing was attended by about forty gentlemen. In the r, absence of Edward Gibson, Eeq., the chairman of tL~e d ...

... I TO VISCOUNT PALMEIRSTON. I Frrom the Tivies of Feb. 22nd.) :lly Lord,-Iho Minister who maintains himself in power in spite of the contempt of a whole nation must be gifted with iso ordinary capacity. Your Lordship's talents have never hadjustice done to them. Permit me to approach you in the spirit ofeulogy; if novelty have charms, this encomiuim must gratirv you. our language commasinds no ...

... I I The pressure of assize and local intelligence, again compels us to cumpress into as brief space as possible, -the proceedings in the Houses of Lords and Commons I important as these proceedings have been-on Monday and Tuesday evenings. In the House of Lords, on Monday, the Marquis of Londonderry called the attention of their lordships to certain charges madeagainst him in the otierhotise ...

... I IMPERIAL PA RLIAMENT'..I lo, HOUSE OF LORDS,-MTONDAY, MARCII 14. or The Earl of RODEN presented a petition from the Protes- taut cleigyofTuam, Armagb, Killaloe, &c.,ealling upon their ter lordships to pause blobre they alopted any measure to im- !C. .pel the progress of the Lay Association of Irelail. 'ne Tliy felt the deepest gratitude to the multiludes in this e ( country w~ho so ...

... NEW CHURCTI IN THE GROVES. I Yesterday a meeting of the inhabitants of Suttop Witham and the Groves, vas held at the house of Mr. Pearson, overseer of Sutton, for the purpose of pro. rooting the building of a New Church in the Groves. Te Rev. G. J. Davis, incumbent of the parish of Sutton. was called upon to preside. A long correspondence with the Church Commis. sioners, and the minutes of a ...

... A LIBERAL TREAT.! A return of arms and ammunition, furnished to the Queen of'Spain, has been printed by order of the House of Commons. It is as follows:- Return to an Order of the Honourabie the House of Commons, dated Feb. 5, 1936, for returns of all stores, arms, and ammuni. tion, funuished by this government to the government of the Queen of Spalin; together with the sums which have been ...

... I. I HOUSE OF LORDS.-WEDNESDAY, FEB. Q4. No house. THURSDAY. Petitions were presented-by the Bishop of Exeter, from three places on the subject of the Ecclesiastical Law Reform. By the Marquis of Londonderry, from Wells and other places; and by Lord Denman, from Rigby, on the same subject. By Lord Wynford, from Wallington, for relief to agriculture; and by Lord Hatherton, from Stroud, in ...