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... On entering the House of Commons on nesday night, after Lord Melbourne's trial had con- eluded, the Attorney General was loudly cheered by the Ministerial Benches! Oh! shame, where i* thy blush, HOYAL ASSENT.—'The Royal Assmt was give by commission, in the House of Lords, on Tuesday, to 39 public and private Bills, amongst which arc the follow ing:-rije Bishopric of Durham Bill; the ...
... RAILWAY MEMORANDA. The Thames Haven Railway and Dock Bill was read a third time in the House of Commons on Thursday se'imight. The London and Croydon Railway JBill passed the House of Commons on Fi-idav se'tiiiimlil, as (ii(i the Leith Harbour Railway Bill. M. Iobaid, of Brussels,'has discovered a hitherto unnoticed power in steam as a motive force, by the use of which the expensive machinery ...
... Wc have received the following particulars relative to the destructive tire that, has ravaged the beautiful cathedral of Cnarlres The fire, which is attributed to the negl geOce of two plumbers, who mutually accuse each other, began at half-past six on Saturday evening, in the timber-wharf, at the junction of one of the arms of the; cross formed by the sides of the nave. The tocsin was ...
... THE IRON MOUNTAIN. Mr Featherstonehough, in his report upon the mineral and geological character of certain parts ot \!issouri and Arkan-» ...
... To the Editor of the Ipswtich Journal. SrR,-As the following extract from the last number of Bell's Wcelly Messenger may probably have escaped your notice, and appears so perfectly npplicalile to the present question respecting the appropriation of the Protestant Church Property to the Education of the lower classes of the Irish, I take the liberty of sending it, unrler the im- pression that ...
... 0 X F A R D& SATURDAY, JuNE .1, IT is an annoying circumstance that in the existing state of political affairs, it is impossible, however desirable it may be, to avoid a frequent allusion to O'Connell. On the re. assembling of Parliament on Monday last he twice presented himself in a prominent point of view; and, strange as it may appear, he was on each occasion thwarted by his Government ...
... BELFAST VEWS CONTINUED. The Synod of Ulster will hold their annual meeting this day, at Omagh, and the Secession Synod this day week, at Beliast. SALE OF TEAS DIRECT FROM CHINA, PER SELMA.`_ MESSRS. Wae. APCLURE & SoNs.-On Thursday last, this sale, which has attracted so much attention amongst the mercantile community of our town qng neighbouihood, and, generally speaking, throughout Ulster, ...
... PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS- SCOTLAND. BI3LS. Fitne 10. Cessin Bonorum (Scotland) ?? reading deferred till Monday next. Blurgs of Barony (Scotland) 1hl-Second reading de- ferred till Friday nest. Bal'rupptiy (Scotland) ?? consideration of I repiort dlofrred till Monday next. t Small Debts (S&otland) ?? deferred till V Alenday next. c Coinrt of Session (Scotland) ?? deferred till Monday next. a ...
... 11' MU Ir TJNICIPAL BILL. ?? AMENDMENTS- AT Til _1EIrAT TUE s'n iAIENDMeENTSaOEETING FORIiGX OnFIOE.n i PIeiae (o1reslJrolldent1) v on 1fsdaV aeetiilg of tile MCmbers of the a f Cnon,, WhO usually support tbe mna- .. eofX Conrr, was called by Lord JOHN ij o3fl t tbe 1'reign Offlice, and at the hour a es A d thee could not have been less than two 6 Pnin gittl prIant. a preponderating majority b ...
... LETTT. MEETIa` OF IIERITo;ZS OF LEITH ON THE th MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS BILL FOR ml SCOTLAND. pr A meeting of the Heritors of the burgh of Leith, be called for the purpose of taking into consideration tb *the provisions of the Municipal Corporations bill sa .for Scotland, and more particularly their applies- fai -tion to the municipal affairs of that burgh, was held to -on Tuesday, in the ...
... FRODM THE LONDON GA.&95T:E. FORSUICiT OFFICE, MAY 25. The King has been graciously pleased to nominate an d appoint John AI'Neill, Esq. (whose appointment as his Majesty's Minister Plenipotentiary to the Shab of Per- sia eas notified in the Gazette of the 9th February list) to lie his Malesty's Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to the Shah of Persia. CROWN OFFICC, JUiNE 10. ...
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