... ; -4-J 4 IMIW-'JC C.- IORATIONS' III!.! :OR SVOTI. ?? MsUNNCIPA\L CORP'ORATION'S' BILL MOI SCOIAD . - I Weis' haveload o~i nu cpotllity of ?? this lill, i''iiichli has been liro. intel anti brou~ght Iin be Mr Stemiitt andtl th Litid Aideoctits, nitl ie's ?? our tealots with ?? nb~,tiras' of the storen imiportant 1rovi's'oits It Conisits of IL ?? clouses, Ain'tavl troe il tire foun suhedltles, ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-TvESDAY. THE SABBATH. The Earl of W'ICKLOW presented a petition from the Wesleyan Mlethodists of the town of Wicklow, against the desecration of the Sabbath. SLAV ERY ABOLITION (JAMAICA) BILL. Lord GLENEILG, in moving the order of thc day for their Lordlhips to resolve themselves into a committee on the Sla- ver Abolition (Jainaica) Bill, took the opportunity olstating the ...

... THE M OR 4 N1 C, HRONILE. L.ONDO)N: WJ2NESDAY, JUNE 1, 1836. In the llotuss: of LOaDS yesterday the Slavery Abulition (Jamkaica) Bill wvent through a (ommnittee, Lord GI.ENnl.G havinai p;reviously stated the eleunnstan ces Under whicll the Bill had originiated, and Lord AtInErl N ?? es- pressed llisl pinion that the Bill Yi1S not only desirable but necessary. The Turnpike Roads (Scotland) Bill ...

... 'rut ?? * DnEXIsE~OF THE DUXE OF ?? Gallant 1 '3 PMe died on Saturday morning, at hia house in Belgrave- ! II square. The title Is extinct. The Earl of A boyne, born el It June 28, 1761, the next of kin, succeedii to. the title of Y Marquis offHuntly. Gordon Castle andl30,0005. ayear ago to the Duke of Richmond. The late Duke of Gordon sat ni in the Peers as Earl of Norwich. -He was born ...

... ?? .11i?-',arntarv Etitelliggence. 2i-..01S o f Zco 7d iS. 1-a'aalay, Mea 201. 'Tli Roval Asserat W.1S givets by Commission to the Irish Constabatlary lBill, t.1d 5ns eral private bi l ite. Sota RBalway Bills were advoanced a stge; and the I 1lleI a iot to IICI. -o9uise of ?? noxn. Fridayl, May 2N. M r O CI T :NC. ti1. took ?? naths aud h is scat for lK ilkenny, arnidst consi- e d tla)!^c ...

... MISCELLAINTEOU i1- -A-- ?? - - Saturday being the day appointed for the celebration of the King's birth.day, it was observed with all the usual demonstrations of loyalty and attachment. 'he Park and Tower guns were fired at one o'clock, and the bells of the different churches continued to ring merry peals. 'Her Ma- jesty held a Drawing Room at St. James's Palace, whichi was numerously and ...

... I. EfLLIAM. ?? .. 1 r'l~'VATIIIV( ?? ti I i F E C ltr ltEN 1'j OF', AGI'TA'TION tiC ?? On l'eiry i tleerrtilg was Itelt itl 1)oblin tot olu nit'rrcain 'trm ieatt 1I tore to tile mec~etei l ii etit a of diel Irish \lorirpal Rteform Bll iii lie llit'io of I ?? Nle Shtell, the Mnlrthter for TIipile'rie, stittl ?? littitetliate atrd wtteliy-slieeril aogittitlioli. In thle CHlijgilcetos is, ...

... THE DERBY MERCURY. WEDNESDAY, JUTNE 1. W-X MJ - X, SWUSIE A. The season for agitation, by command of Mr. Daniel O'Connell, it seems has commenced, the chief performer- V . .-AA an- n tl- t- ! - . s- . the unseated for Dublin-havir g last week appeared in his own proper.character at Ipswich, and Bungay, (being somewhat roughly received at the former town) and a deputation of the *6 Tail, ...

... WIRXSWORTNM TAP VNEDDZNS. Wd W ^ .a -iW U A t The meritorious and industrious townsmen of Wirks. worth have displayed this year increased taste in decorating the various water taps. The annual celebration of this really Interesting and rural ceremony took place on Wednen. jday lat l e subjoin an account of the principal attractions of the day. St. John's.tree..-A large portico of the ...

... IThe LOND)ON GAZETTE', Tuesday, May 31. I.O)RI) CIIAMBI3ERLAIN'S OFFICE, IMAY 27. Noltice is hereby given, that Ihis AM ajesty's Ilext Levec vvi I take plaIe' on We' ino;'iay tile 8th of Jule, and ill filture ?? Loseees s will be licltl o1 l Wukilnlrsdays ie; usual untii luliroer orders. ST. JiAXMiFS'S P'ALAC E, M l% 18. IThe King hos been pleased to ?? 'IIIr(R.,; Nvcwley 11cevye. 1E;., ...

... LAIA Mt I Is 1. j TO J. )IOll.ltlSOA, ISI., 3LP. 41, at Sira-It is Ilecause I think w~th you that the INventlon of raill'alys, Is a ?? of the greatest nititoial im0portance, and because its effects, both locally andlgenerailly, Ini pronioting the. prospierity of this great conimercial counnty, are likeiy. to exceod eveo what has bewni aecomnplislied Iin this respect by canals, that I am ...

... From His Majesty's Commissioners appointed to consider the state of the Established Church with reference to Ecclesiastical Duties and Revenues. The Commissioners appointed to consider the state of the Established Church have issued a third Report, containing some further recommendations upon that branch of their inquiry which formed the subject of their first report, re. marking that in ...