... I -a . DIBLE SOCIETY. l The Annual Meeting of the Hull Auxiliary to the British and Foreign Bi1ble Society, was held on Tuesday ieevening, intePoblic Rooms, Kingston Square. The attendarrce at first was thin, owing probably to thle tt unfaVouira ble state of thle weather, but as the proceed. d ings advanced tile Halal became gradually filled. The ie Platform was occupied by several clergymen ...

... SHAMEFUL TREATMENT1 OF A BRI'l'SUI MERCHANT AT PERA. . I Pt-ivae correspondence of tihe Times.) PRRA, MAY 11.-lThe indignation of every European re- siding in. this city ha3 lately beeln powerfully aroused in con- sequence oi the -barbarous Hud illegal treatment to wilich a respectable English merchant bas been subjected by order ofi the Turkish government. On Sunday last, Mr. Chur hill, ...

... At a monthly meeting of congregational and baptist minis- ters, held at the vestry of Broadmead Chapel, June lath, the following remonstrance was adopted, and is intended to be sent to the congregational and baptist churches of Ame- rica:_ To thie general body of Christian Professors constituing the churches of the Congregational and Bapttst denominatioes in America. Dear Brethren,-Having ...

... COMMON PTLEAS,.(WEDNESDAY-) (Beford Lord Chiief Justiee Tindal, and a Middlesex speciaidury~} C~rZ1ra CON1.whc ha INORTON v. LO~t MELBOUtlRE.-This case, w k a excited such an extraordinary degree of interest, came on for trial Wednetsday morning. Long before the time appointed for the opening oifthe court to the public, thc galristr crodbedni b~eitig generally understood that as mitch as five ...

... BIRISTOL, I'MPORTS. s] 11 I1 ., j, I ., ?? - x .. ?? lII the Svbilla, front J .sin.: Mils :and KiOgton, 170 ?? 7j rc rigar. 41 ?? rumI, I-I moo s od l)ncewwo-t spa:nr Ib5 Iags pimnit IW, andi Co., 12 hld, 1ntres sugar-.J. Co n iliom. ,ht:3 hhds sugo r, fii0 siprs in, the Osprayv irom Trinidad : R. 1ntonioou, 17. bhds d S trs I) brls ditto, 10N bogs cocoa, 17 hides II t;te Eclmit;, from licata ...

... | clevonian AteIclurv# EDINBURGH. MONDAY. JUNE 6. Thle House of Lords did not sit on Wednesday. In the sitting of Thursday the eight millions con- solidated fund bill was brought from the Commons and read a first time. The Earl of CLARE presented a petition from the East India Company, praying that the duties, on East and West India sugar might be equalised' Lord MELBOURNE admitted that ...

... I, . I ., - -. . 1.. The King held an Investiture of the Most Ilon. Military G Order of the Bath on Saturday in WindsorCastle, attended 'I by the Great Officers of State and the principal Officers of d( the Household and of the Order, when General his Serene tit Highness the liandgrave of Hesse Romberg was introduced el and invested with the It iband, Badge, and Star of the Order, li with the ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS. Monday, June 6. Lord WIcKLow gave notice, that on Friday he will move for a copy of the instructions given by the Irish government to the police establish- ment, for the regulation of their conduct in aid of persons enmployed to serve writs of rebellion on tithe defaulters. Lord LYNDURJtST gave notice, that on Thursday week he will move the second reading of the prisoners' ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS. Monday, June 20. Lord MELBOuRNE, at the suggestion of the Duke of Wellington, postponed the discussion on the Irish municipal reform bill from Friday till Monday next. The Earl of AsEaDEEN presented a petition from the Lord Provost, magistrates, and town-council of Edinburgh, praying to be heard by counsel agaisst the Scotch universities ?? Earl of RosatsaY thought the ...

... THURSDAY, JUNE 9.—(Concluded from our last.)-Lord John Russell then proceeded to review in detail the amend- ments of the Lords. He said, that while the bill of the House of Lords professed to abolish and put an end to corporations, great care had been taken in it to preserve for their natural lives all the old officers of the corporations in their respective places. Thus the Lords' bill was, ...

... division, arose on the subject of the Metropolitan Suspension Bridge. The majority for the further consideration of the report was 79. Mr. Gully begged to call the attention of the house to a subject that had occurred some time since with respect to the challenge thrown out by the hon. member for Dublin to the hon. and learned member for Bradfoid. He accused the hon. member of having paid £20 ...

... TUB&BAY, MAY 31.—Mr. Hope moved the Gloucester 'Watef Bill. Bill passed. IRISH MUNICIPAL REFORM. The Attorney-General presented a petition signed in a few hours by 12,000 persons living in Edinburgh, praying the house to extend to the people of Ireland the same privileges enjoyed in municipal affairs by the people of England and Scotland. Mr. Robinson presented a petition from a meeting held ...