... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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, ...

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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 QUEEN'S DRAWING, ROOM.—Her Majesty's Drawing Room on Thursday, was the last that will be held this season. It was very numerously attended: i the dresses were splendid in the extreme.—The King was attended by the Great Officers of State and the | Officers of the Household. Lord Lilford was fhe Lord in Waiting, and Sir Joseph Whateley the Groom in Waiting.—The Duchess of Kent came in State, ...

... The Quotidienne mentions the discovery at Rome of an infernal machine, which was to be conveyed to France, with a view to making another attempt on Louis Phi- lippe's life. According to the report several of the agents of the French police have been dispatched beyond the Alps to ascertain what truth there may be in the iufor-$ matlOYi communicated by the Roman gov«rnmeul to the Court of the ...

... The second battalion of the royals has got an addi- tienl11 Surgeon on embarking for Quebec. a Tlre 19th depot, at Nenn h, have given one detah- t meat, chnch is to Killaloe, vhere Captain Price and company are stationed, with Ensign Seymour. Tue Parmelia transport, with the second division of t the 52d light infantry under Major Blois, which sailed i frcm Cork the Ilth of 'May, arrived at ...

... PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS- SCOTLAND. BILLS. June 17. Dundee Waterworks Bill-Report further ?? (prints having been delivered on Monday 13th June); amendments agreed to; other amendrmcnts marle; bill to be engrossed. Glasgow and Falkirk Railway Bill-Reported; report to lie on the table. Lockhart's Estate Bill-Read asecond time, and com- mitted to Sir George Clerk and the East Scotland litt. ...