... PARTICULARS RELATING TO THE COUNT1SS DR RESTBRLITZ. The Countess came to England in the early part of March last, and took up her abode, for two or three days, at Long's Hotel, in London. At the expiration of that period she proceeded to Windsor in her own travelling carriage which she had brought with her from the Conti. nent, and hired a house in Clarence-creCsent, of Air. Alderman ...

... JRMhr CORPORATIONS BILL. The followlug Is a List of the Peers who voted In the minority sginost the Pecond reading of the Irtsh Corporation Hill:- Newestile Band,,n Sondes Bexley Winciilara Glengull Nerthivicl Wynford Longford Colville Hielyou, Raylelgh lnountcashdel Gort ...

... RESULTSof NEGRO EMA.JNlIPATJON._ MEETING IN BIRMINGIAM. BIrMINGHOIAM, WEDNESDAY-Yesterday evening a most numerous and highly respectable meeting assembled in the town-tiall, for the purpose of receiving the 11ev. Wn. Knlbb, the well known Baptist missionary, of Jamaica, oil big arrival in tbhi country, with Mr. E Barrett and Mr. J. Beckford, two emancipated Africans, as a deputation to the ...

... IVEST INDlES. By the West Indian packet we have received papers and letters from Barbadoes to the 11 Ith, and from Ja. maica to the 24th December. The greatest order seems to reign in all the WVest India Islands, and the agricul. tural labourers are gradually settling down to habits of industry, since the disputes about the rate of wages have become less frequent, and their employers have ...

... REGISTRATION OF VOTERS (IRELANI) BILL. MlONDAY, MAY IO.-Order for Committee read: Motion maed, and Q.uestion proposed -'-That Mr. speaker do now leave the Chair O' -Amendment proposed, to leave ont fram the word That to the end of the Quustion, In order to add the words this Holasi wdll, upon this day six nmonths, resolve itsesf Into the said Corn. raittiee, Instead ?? W. ?? pro. pMoid, 1 ...

... A1NN-PZ xfiftiw.HON. B-.J. ffANLEY, ARF.P, .oJellla Ity to file T1lhASURY, vy the li W'PuRdlas of NORTH CHEBSHIJRE, Norh Cheshir se} mthsn Mto NTec.-The Reformiiiers of Nrr~s C heshure t' took advalitage of the Easter pirliamesntary recess to give their liberal represtatvive, the Ilonnurable BJ nstrleouslyblic testimonial of approval tr his dpu- Iied Wiaf and out of P uientuin oppofing tle rch ...

... THE ATTEMlPT TO FIRE SHEERNESS I DOCK-YAID. BY B1URESS. [FROM cUR OWN REPORT.E11 In our report of yesterday we expressed a belief that the men whom we stated to have been taken into custody were in nowise concerned in the crime with which they stood charged. Our belief was confirmed by their liberation on Sund&y night, after our reporter quitted Sheerness-the Lords of the Admiralty and the ...

... I HOUSE OF LORDS-TuESDAY. ROY.L ASSENT. The royal commissioners, viz. the Lord Chancellor, the Marquess of Normzanhy, the Marquess of Lsnsdowne, thel Earl of Shaftesbury, and the Earl of Clarendon, gave the J royal assent to the R. goeey Bill, the Soap Daties Bill, the AssessedTaxes Composition Bill,the Pirliamentary Boroaghs Bill, the Poor Law Commission Bill, the Ineane Prisgnors Bill, the ...

... PROTJ'BST'ANT Sb'SOCIAT1ON. The fifth annual meeting of this association took place yesterday at Exeter-hall. . The Earl of WINCHtL1EnA, on ?? tile chair, said he felt delighted to preside over a ?? assemblage of his coluatryinet. He should exert all his energies to arouse them to a sense of the perilous position of thoechorch to which they hilonge 1, assailed as it was on every liand by its ...

... I MPERIAL PARLIAMENT HOUSE OF LORDS-TUESDAY. The Royal Assent was given to-day by cemmiasion to the Exclhpeiuer Bills (Pnblic Worko) Bill, the Printed Papers IBi1l, the Wirley and Eielogtoil Canal Bill, the Ayr Bridge ?? the Greenock Improvement Bill, the Glasegow BrIdewell lill, the Tweedale Brick Compnny'd Bill, the Geseral Steamn Navigation Company's Improvement 1Bill, the Newton Al- botte ...

... The preparations for the mcting are now in a consider- able degree of forwardness, and in thie course of yester- day three of the sub-committees met at different hours i;, tbe Exchange rooms for the dispatch of business. Thc finaises committee, Mr. Leadbetter in the chair, met at twelve o'clock. From thc proceedings here, we under- stand that 2,0001 out of the 3,0001, which iL the cs-i. mated ...

... B1RRVJATBS OFs PJ9NJ)!AG BILLS, OR INVTBS OA THE' ORDJJUS OF 7 lMR DAY. MONDAY, JuiY 6. 1. Soap Duties Bill-further consideration of report. 2. Drainage (Ireland) Bill-second reading. 3. Loan SocietiesBili-furtherconsidurittion of report. 4. Vaccination Bill-third reading. 5. County Constabulary Bill-furtherconsideration of report. 6i. Railwnys Bill-further consideration of report. 7. ...