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... KMpDflXaZ 1PAULIA1ZNT. HOUSE OF LORDS-March 29. The Lord Clancellor took his seat on the woolsack at fire o'clock. - The Bishop of EXETER presented a number of pe- titions, praying for the total and immediate abolition of naroe slavery. Lord BROUGH AM presented about 200 petitions for a total abolition of slavery. The Noble Lord was up- wards of half an hour in presenting the petitions. The ...
... (From our Special Correspondent.), LONDON, WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. Intelligence has reached town this morning from New York to 3d inst. of a satisfactory character as respects the tranquillity which prevails in our Ca- nadian possessions, where almost every vestige of the insurrection had disappeared; but there was an angry correspondence carrying on in the American papers on the conduct of Sir ...
... On the motion of tho Bishop of Exeter, the papers! touching the Popish Bishop of Malta's ?? to take the oath of allegiance (as provided by the Romurn Catho- lic Relief Bill) to her liritannic Majesty, (or rather the late Sovereign, in who e life the transaction oc. curredl) have been laid before the House of Lords, and we subjoin Col. Cardew's despatch to Lord Gienelg, enclosing the opinion of ...
... 1RISIT POOR LAW 'BLL. . Out readers are ?? aware. that since Mr. O'Con' nell's return from Parliament during the Baster recess, he has re-commenced a system of agitation, embracing the va- rious questions of Irish policy now under litigation, has organized a Registration Society for the purpose of keep- ing up the Liberal majorities in borough and other 0onsti- tueneies in which their ...
... SUMMAR Y of FOREIGN INTEfLLIGENCE. I n -- i - Ia - l . . nd By the Paris papers it appears that the ministers have been again and agaio defeated in the Chamber of Deputies, but they andergo this discipline of successive beatings with s exemplary equanimity. IN. Lord Urougham has arrived in Paris. 'Tie Paris papers copy from the Suabtan, Mercury the I statement that thte Privy ...
... - IA A-- ?? A I s l ?? m The Eleventh Anniversary of the Wesleyan o issionary Ra Society for the Derby District was held on Sunday anid Aloer- d(ay last. The Rev. Thomas Murray (late missionary in w Jamaica) preached in King Street chapel in the moriting of tf Suroday, and the Rev. J. Cuswortl (chairman of th e Not V tingharn and Derby Dirtrict) in the evening and the ti services of the day ...
... ; o ofApi'3,nd6 DECLAnATiroN OF ?? James Williani Bogle, Liverpool,'unideriiter, ?? UP I iCY, SUPERI SXDED. Gewre AlInce'Londont.road, grocer. BANKRUPTS. Andre 13rpwp, Quadrarit, Regcnt.strcet, laceman, to. nrrentldrA xp~ril Al a~y 15, at Basingeintstreet. Soliaitors bflssr. Par en and ΒΆ' e New Bnswil-court. Robeirt iihp, Greenwicb, grocer, April 9, Mlay 1a, at Anlbafl.srreiet. SDolCitOrb, ...
... AN IRISH STORY. Owen and Ellen Duncan, at the period at which our tale commences, resided in a cabin on the borders of the county of Clare-a district at that time in a frightful state of anarchy and confusion. They had not been long married; and never were husband and wife mole attached. Notwithstanding -Duncan's ex- treme poverty, he was as happy as a king. His en- tire possessions consisted ...
... CURRACH APRIL MEE'TING. . . - ?? .. . MONDAY.-*The inranial Sprilnr meeting commrenced on this day, and the attelilarlre of c 1npally was very numerous. Their Exrcellenojes Earl arid Cotintess Mulerave; Earls nf Milltown and ?? ; Lord Rosmirnre I-Lrr. Col. Wes. tenra, e.r. ; Hon. J. Vaughan; Juhn Maber', Esq. at. .; .T. W. Dighy, Esq. D L. ; R. Browne. Esq. Rarnger); Messrs. St. (Geor;e, Harke ...
... A FEMALE IIUSBANI) IN M.AN(IIESI'ER. In the Manehselcer/ Times of' Saturday last is aI paragiaph to flic following sefect UN ou 01.' NI) Rr triolvT.-A sil v report has hi'sn a idus - triousiy propagated this week, to tile efi ect that at r'ispietablei femiale iin this town haS hiien marirlied for alient 1 7 yeairs to a person who, within thc last few ilavs, is discovereud to lie a woiiiaii. As ...
... I Nzotoxs.-The vigour Dsays MinB Martineau) which negroess how when their destiny is fairly placed In their own bands, bs nit answer to all arguments about their helplessness drawn fromi theirdulnesa in a state of bond- age. A hlgiirsatlstaclory experimnt upon the will, judgment, and taleuts of a large body of slave. was made a, few years ago iby a relative of Chief Jusilce Marshill. This ...
... - ?? APJ- J& LON5 DO(N, ArIi;6.'r 5. TIhirtv--direoei thustitl five Itinidrlied jlunda1(l iv thc ?? that will be nmquired tocenabile her Maje~ty' to direct t ii! paymient, For the uijnie ozi'eding' April 5. Ilto hs p(Jision'3 which a-t the tdemise 4athe Conwere hne Upota ft(nt Cia-il Li--it of his~ 1ate Atnjoitty or upon th. Cjoutsolidatel mIC1m, puirsufant to the Act. A and 3 William R~ealr ...