... LORD LIEUTENANT'LS HOUSEHaOLD. as X ~~.Vo nuuUL1U. It apie.r by the Gazette of last night that his Excel- lency tie Lord Lieutenant has been pleased to make the following appointments:_ Private Secretary-Captain Frederick Romilly, Scots Fusileer Guards. State Steward-Matthew Fortescue, Esq., jun. Comptroller-John Mason Pooley, Esq. Gentleman Usher-Frederick Willis, Esq. Master of the -Horse ...

... iMPERIAL PA RLIAMETr. HOUSEF OF CONMMONS -TisURSDAY, MAY 30. eii Mr. W.4LLACE presented sit- n eitosfo Places ?? Scotland and elsewhure, praying for anl uniform it penny -postage. a. The SPEAKER said, that any other hion. members who rl bad any Petitions On thle samie subjett rsnthdbte then lay t hem on thle table. [An naniusing scene Of confusion here ensued, caused by o about fifty members ...

... I 'WEDNESDAY. The committee met to-day at eleven o'clock, GEouoE GaOTL, Esq., inthechair. The Chairman stated that he had reported the illness of Mr. Prothcroe, a member of the committee, to the house ; that he was also unable to attend their deliberations; and that he be excused from further attendance. Having stated thus much, it would be for the learned counsel to proceed with the case of ...

... The first annual met;n, *p : A I -: - - ?? - ?? ..y .. ?? Esinis 5titution was held on Wednesday, at the Freemasons' Tavern, Great Queen. street, London. Mr. Weoble having been, called to the chair, he read 8 letter from Lord Shrewsbury, dated Paris May 26th, am logising for nor being able to be in England in timeto pre. side at the meeting. Mr. Smith, thesecretary, then reada report, which ...

... I -~r We copy from Saunders' News-Letter of yes- terday a paragragh disclosing the object for which the judges assembled on the previous day, in the Chief Justice's chamber, and the decision come to by a majority of them. By this we learn that six of their lordships, viz., Bushe, C.J., Johnson, J., Burton, J., Torrens, J., Foster, B., and Cramp- ton, J., have ruled that a party cannot ...

... I HOUSE OF LORDS-TuESDAY, JuNr 11. The Duke 'of' BEAUFORT rose tq: pt, jt.qpeqtion to the noble vis'eount at the head of the governiiet 'itW 'tW e view of obtaining some! more -precise .information wilh respect to the circular letter lately issued'bhy the'Sec'retari1 for the Home Department to the lord4-lieutianant, of c6666' ties with reference to armed associations., It 'appearedio him (the ...

... Creighto-Not a a word of that appears on the face of tile schledule. Mr. Welsh, who supported the insolvent stated thiat could not appear in the schedule as It was only a few days previously possession had been taken by the AMessrs. Guin- ness. Mr. Creighton-He could have stated, then, that the pre. mises were under ejectmsent. Mr. Welsh-It was since the schedule was filed that the ejectment ...

... THE FREEMAN'S JOURNAL. DUBLIN: MONDAY. JUNE 10. 1839. . Mr. French had a motion on the books for an address to the crown, praying that means might be adopted for securing to the different provinces the advantages of railway communication. The day fixed for submitting the motion, ?? inst., has passed and gone, but we have heard nothing of the motion. We are assured, however, that this subject ...

... BETWEEN COUNT DE SALIS AND TUE HON. GRIANTLEY F. BERKELEY, I.TP. Since the inquiry took place before the magistrates at Uxbridge, on Monday, relative to the recent cock-tight at lHillingdon, and wihich terminated in the conviction of the I'lon. Grantley Berkeley, M.P., the greatest excitement has prevailed throughout the neighbourhood of Uxbridge, in consequence of a hostile meeting being ...

... NOTABTLIA, - It is expected that the minority on Mr. Grote's motion for the ballot will show an increase of between twenty and thirty votes. The Courier, reckoning on probabilities, an- ticipates seeing the names of Sir John Campbell, Sir Henry Parnell, Mr. P. Thomson, Mr. E. G. Stanley-and our cotemporary might have added-Mr. More O'Ferrall, in the minority. A letter signed A Roman Catliolic ...

... pOOR LAW GUTARDIANS-liEETING OF THE - LINEN-HIALL WARD. A -te ;-n _; ads. -. A meeting ot the rate-payers and landlords of this ward was held yesterday, in the Corridor in front of the Old Hal Linen-hall, the Coffee-houme, in which it was intended to held the meeting, being refused for tile occasion. Air. Gnpy was called to the chair. Mr. Perry was appointed secretary. Mr. Grey, on taking the ...

... ASE OF LORDS-PnIDAY, JuNr 21. *} t Am ne Pd frnm- i. r.. - 'rum Elie L')eeinani of Yesterday.) 79MA CAHQL-IC RELIEF BILL. INCHILSEA rose, pursuant to the notice to present a petition, most respectabiysigned, nament to abolish the Roman Catholic relief oble lord said if there was any bill before the he subject, he should not have troubled their lordsliips With any observation on presenting the ...