... THE LIE!:-THE O'CONNELL LIE! . From the Standard of Saturday.) The Morning Post has favoured the public with an express report of Mr. O'Connell's reception at Ipswich. Notwith- staDding all the advantages afforded to any incendiary, by the political irritation of which, since the last general election, Ipswich has been the scene, the greeting of this mendicant preacher of sedition was the ...

... I rFleesa the prnchlestel' eouriei'.) sALFORTSt OPERATIVE, CONSERVATIvz SOCIETY. TIhe members Of this society welre much gratilied on Thusrs. day evening by a visit from Charles Wilkinss, Esq, barrister-. at-law, and esveral other gentlemen, at a special meeting of thi society held at thls Crown Inln, Btackfriars. Tue meeting was very numerously attended. Mr.JoliniAtkinson, thopme- sident, ...

... PARLIAMENt. U On Mtdaui night, in the Lords, Lord Lyndhurst gave Fioice that lie should move the second reading of the Prisoners' Counsel Bill oil Thursday week. .LordShafteshury postponed the Catholic Marriages Bill to next Monday. .The Lord Chan- cellor gave notice that ol MIonday iiext he should movc the second reading or his Court of Chancery reforos Bills. .Cni T1uesday1 night, the Royal ...

... hOUSE OF COMMONS. E- I 1 . I .. . M(ON]DAY, .3rN' 61.1 JIn reply to a question from Mr. Robinson, *who coniplained that increased duties hanl been levied on British goods in some poets of Portu- gal, and whished to know what were the present CODm- rnercial relations of England with that country, Lord Palniersslon stated that the treaty of commence having expired, the Portugnese (Government was ...

... TImperial lavlfilanult. HOUSE OF LORDS, Thimsnoa. Little business was tranisacted bcyondl the preSen- tC tion, of petitions. One presented by Lord LYND- e [I ?? a Catholit'Iriest, coiiillalini gof lviting been dismissed from his parish by a (Catholi( Archli t bishop, called forth, a good deal of conversation. It wits denied that the petitiooer ever had a parish ; and it wvas remarked theat the ...

... The Annual Mfeeting of Ith is Association war, held on Monday l~otfupon th~e Council Chamber of the Town Hall Ipawieli. There were between 60 and 70 gentlemen of the medical profession present. We observed Sir lachlan Maclean, Dr*. Beck, Dr. Chevallier, Dr. u on,(ochester)'; Dr. Cox, (Yarmiouth); Dr. Stevens, (Ely) ; Dr. Wharton, De) Mr~ Crosse, (blorwichl; ri rwot fece) Mir. BII..le, ...

... | CCLZBZASTICAL COOMEZ89IO]. I trl-. - ?? . .I Tile Commlnissioners appointed to colnsider thc state of tihe Established Church, wItII releretico tne the Qcclebiaetical duo ties and revenues, have med? their th ird report. The f erm r reports Ine is many particulars revised and altered. T're va| rious recommendlations and suggestions diffused over the se.v ral reports are presented ill the ...

... I1WPERIALL pARL!%ANEZNT. - ?? HOUSE OF LORDS-Jurne 26. prey SCOTCH. rNTAlL ItILL. If tbi The Earl of ROSEBERY-gave notice, that he~shool~d ful i on Friday noebt, move that thle whole Houses resolve it- than self into a Coosmittee upon the Scotch entail bill. of tl POST COMMCE Erbg The Duke of RICHMOND gave notice, that should he v, F b ?? Ministere persevere in bringing 'forwasrd to tl~ ' ...

... EbliBURGH NEWS CONTINUED. HORTICULTURAL UO0tlPETITION. r The North British Professional Gardeners' Society Sp held their first Annual Competition and Exhihition for ml tbs season, in the Calton Convening Romenr, on Wed. nedavb tho 15th instant, when prizes were awarded as ti followr of For the best sit calceolarials, to Peter Thomson, gar. G (loner to J1. J. Hopo Vete, Esq. of Crargiehall; ...

... TIM ARMY. On Saturday evening weok thle Sertjant3 of the 94tl regiment at Templemore entertained thle Serjeants of the 25th, or King's Own Borderers, when upwards of fifty individuals sat down to dinner, and the whole was conducted vith the greatest decorum and proprie- ty. The dinner was excellent, and a large ' Haggle graced the head of the table, which the sons of thle ?? of Cakes, in ...

... I3STSCPi PT I bONDON, TOBSLAJIY, JUNE 7. In the HoUsE OF LORDS, yesterday, ?? South Eastern Railroad Bill was read a second time.- The larl of 11'icklee, gave noties for Friday next of at IotliOI tar a copy of the ilistruetiolos given by tile Irish Gaovernmiwent to the Police Estatblishmenit relative to commissieins of ?? Lyns/darst gave notice that on TIhursilay week he should move tile ...

... xiobtlon attfat. It Te Brighton Patriot-a paper which I strongly recommend to all my ?? Register. TUESDAY LIVENINVG,JUNE 21, 1836. It is a matter, no doubt,of general observation and regret, that amongst the vast quantity of politicians that we have in these days, there is hardly a man to be found possessed of common honesty. What, we wonder, would these men be' at, who keep the country in a ...