... iE.IMPERANCE MEETING. A Tmetnlof the friends and members of the Tenipeaance OR t8ocietkNiff~Q id; Peullniftt to adjourtuie~t~frollabutrdy, th. I t sseren ocdlock, in the Amphiftheatre, fox Inlr w7ias U~eOI1 crowe Witbaveryrespeetable and orderly dr audienCe tiecirlia;tir n jIs. J&1fIS SMflCIi wa alfd3toxhar ildfe 1 a Tnl~eam liil bad120 leen. Hang, ?? to ore the 0 a Teinpera of dieevn~g ...

... IMPERIAL PARELIAENT. I. (Continuedfrona the Freeman of YeserdaY.) HOUSE OF LORDSFaIDAY, JULY 14. BETTER OBSERVANCE OF THE SABBATH. ti The Earl of RODEN presented numerous petitions from a, various parts of the kingdom, praying for the adoption of some legislative measures to enforce the better observance of the Sabbath. STATE OF IRELAND. The Earl of RODEN. adverting to the returns from the v ...

... TO THE ELECTORS OF THE CITY OF I a KILKENNY. | London, 30th June, 1837. BELOVED FELLOW COUNTRYMEN-I again offer myself for your suffiages at the approaching general election, I arn, indeed, proud of having been once the object of your choice-I trust I may have the still more gratifying con- Ciousness of being a second time deemed deserving of your confidence. I do firmly assert that there is ...

... HocrsEoLD AProPsTMENTSs TO 1RI.a MAJESTY.-The Queen has been pleased to appoint the Marquis Conyogham, K.P. Lord Chamberlain of her Majesty's Household; the Right Hon. Lord Charles Fitzroy Vice- Chamberlain of her Majesty's Household; the Marquis of Headfort, the Marquis of Queensberry, the Viscount Falkland, the Viscount Torring- ton, the Lord Byron, the Lord Gardner, the Lord Lilford, the ...

... CARDIFF RACES.—These races took place on Wednesday and Ihursday, and weie extremely well attended considering the period, immediately preceding a general election, at which they occurred. The sport, on the whole, was good and the weather most favourable. There was an ordinary on the first day at the Cardiff Arms, and on the second, at the Angel, Sir Charles Morgan, Bart., in the chair, who ...

... The Committee of the House of Commons close their report in the following words:- Upon the whole, and speaking of those unions to which their evidence relates, your committee are distinctly of opinion that the operation of the New Poor Law is satistfctory, and that it ought to be maintained. They entertain no doubt of the general wisdom and efficiency of its provisions. They think also that ...

... Low PRaICES Oi WOOL,.-Xn eminent dealer in Lan- cashire, writing to at gentkinan, resident near Salisbury, says that hie has compared his cat.1 )gues, and found that the saine marks and ijualities that went off last year, in June, at 2s. 7d. and 2s. 8d., ihis year soid at Is. 7d. an~d ls. Sd. ;arid sample's talken from thle bales, iii examininig the wool, last year sold at 2s. VA,., weiit off ...

... E!TTrrn FROM THlE EARL OF DURi3AN1 TO TH T1 EL.ECTORS OF NORTH DTURHAM.I - London, July 8. 1837. Sin -I have the honour to ackcnowledg-ae lie re- ceipt of youkr communuticatioa of the 5th instnint, in ?? you itform inc of the proceedings ofthe elec- tors of the north division of the county of Durham, at thet-oecting held on that day, and express a de- sire to aseceitain my sentiments on the ...

... PflOSPt¶'CTTI OF TI-E CfWy CT YTORS- ELECTION OF~ NEW TRUS1EILS. (lP'ow Ielse &soaewil .) Te imeeting otlbe City Creditors, wvich is tatake pltee ou- 11onday first, for the elertitol of new Truriteel; in the room of Lord Melville. Lord Rose- ?ierv. Sir James Gibson Craig, aud Mr Richard MVackeinzie, who resigned because they felt they coultl not continue to aet with Sir William Rae ?? John l ...

... dFIR17. OV, THE PunLic f?WSOO- LoRD Dur.HAM.-T he Standa.rd is in a sinfl ,,ular state of political optimism-a state, we may add, alarming to its friends and its party. There is something so nnnatural as can bode Them no -good, in the spectacle of she slandard in charity with all men. The filial Chinese who wept bee cause his mother, wno drubbed him daily, laid on with a weaer hand-the ...

... r~ ?? :. , TROIBLES iN ('ANAIjA. (lens, I/it' ?? it Jot/i' Ltrr/r ?? ri' .Ini,, I.) 'i'iro ri ?atlr Cr' i get t I rg o a rio iii Lirwut' (a- itatla, arid tire icople ?ire getting so hot, th it t here is a lair prolrahiliry run John lirril a ill lint. ire' harris trill oterrr?rlovriietrt ?? I ?? nit rail, tip tire I 'ot?rdiarr Ierrr.lr in all nun erirurro, arid nr.rriy ?? art' erllrri to ?Ci,? ...

... :. _ SUPPLEMENT. According to our announceement, we this week psii4k aasother SUPPLEMENT, containing theproceedings ef all the BOROUGH ELECTIONS in the West-Ridij, as welf as a mass of other Election news of the hi 0hest interestfromn all parts of the hin qdow. ?? find it so impossible, at a crisis of such vital is. portanre, to do justice to the course of etr'eai sasin our ordinary limits, ...