... 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 ...

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... APPLICATION OF STEAM TO AGRI. CUL TUsE. .de- TO THE EDITOR 01' THE MORNING CHRONICLE. soll' Sirit-Some ineorrectstatements Iravinag appeared in several amn- prvincial papers, relative to Ft recent exoibitions near Ilolton- laeAM oors, of the application of Steam to bog cultivation, nas rds, invented by AMr. Heathcoat, I should feel obliged by the inser- let. tion of the accompanying remarks, ...

... I e LONDON GAZERITE, Friday, JuTne 4i. NENSINGTON PALACE, Juz t23. His Royal i-lighness is goi'ng on perfectly well in evern- respecl. His vision is daily becoming stronger. II. HOLLAND THOMAS CO[ELAND HENRY ALEXANDLR. The sote of hiii Royal Hlighlness is so satisfactry, that after to.iay there will be no daily bulletins from ti1 Phy~ilaans. HENRY IIE)EMIUCK S'ILi`IENznON. LORD CTIAMBERLAIN'S ...

... THE MORNiNG CHRONICLE. LON DON: ,1101D O V ,)4Y JUNT~E ?? 7, I SM. ATTEMPT ON THE, LIFE OF 'THIE KING OF 'IHE FRENCH. We hasten to lay the folvowill, tclegraphic dispatch, with an accoml)anyilg translatily be- fore our readers:- PAIII, I.E ?? It IN, A I1NI* IIVj RI 1 I)U MI.\CiN. 1La RoI vient d' ?? . ;LI iuu Icau daLlger. t n indiridu a tirc sur sa MAJI'sTIE, qui Wa pas et atteinte. ...

... B.LFE'. Ilr; ) OF A HTOIS. 'T iit ropern, like cii crv wi rk of a young author voho blas~ strrre'r 'I a lagP `lIare of public 'attention, liar been made the subject of ?? wi immense quantity ot critical aninladlerr~wn, and has ie praise-d by some, and chit-ied by others, in terms eqarill y exriggers ted rind ur' q 'iii litd. A fiurther ire quoitartoeec ivith tire operall aild a Cti. ciul ...

... PARLIAMENTARY NO TILES- THiS DAY. I IHOUSF OF LORlDS. Petty Sessions Irelrind 1ill- second reading; find the lords summoned. Lords ?? of the Marquess of Westmeath, to, call the attention of the Hoose to the returos lald before the House on the 2d instalt of the parishes ni ireland to which the Crown pre seats, and of th- parishes to which the Archbishops nnd Ibiinops present. HOUSF OF COMMONS. ...

... IIPRI VATE CORRESPONDENCE. I BER:FLIN, JuNE N. r [FlnNi MIR lOWN C'00111 IIS'T.N1 .1 It S anige, indcii, arc tho effects of Ger'rniai crT1501 ,hir. ei Out'- ?? ?? elalte that oil havc 1erdt h entire~ nitidle of t mnoral (hollnittn against thle Doith of ii WIlliiigtoti. Now Ceciry one asks, and n hy di linot thle Bt'ilin papers dto the saine 9 I still tell onl thewy dtarst IC liot, for the ...

... EDUCATION OF THE PEOPlLE.-With regard to the advance of demo. cracy, there are two different positions which it is possible for a rational person to take up, according as he thinks the masses prepared, or unpre- pared, to exercise the control which they are acquiring over their destiny, in a manner which would be an improvement upon what now exists. If he thinks them prepared, he will aid the ...

... PAR.HLIAMEIN7AlY NOTIC'S-7711USDYI HOUSE OF LORDS. Juiilcl Ratificitllon (Scotland) HilIl-Second reading. Municipal Act Amendmient lill-Committee, and the Lords sum. monead. Bilshoric uf Durham Bill-Third reading, asnd the Lords sum- Moned, HIOUSE OF COMMONS. NwrIrCtaS OF MiOTIONS. Mr. Fowvell ?? on foreign slave trail., Mr. ?? Hoy-Selecii~ ttiommlitee to inquire into the state of the law ...

... 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 ...