... ji nperial lJnfianllint. l i1IUSE (F COMMONS, \\N4v'sLDAY, Al-tit. 29. 'fire Ilou-e reonmnetd its riitml. t i4 day. ''ire Speake t.to; tile cialir at four o'clock. Nutmernu1 petitions wale presewtedbr riifterent lon. Zrlenrbersi in favour of Claurch eleasviutna ainst a wvelr w ith (:Clirr, again-t arny furt her geant to Alaynnot h hor the abetihir of Churchl.rates for tie reduction of the ...

... 1imlialmouo, It fc'r Majesty will give a sceries of twelve state balls, id at ?? Palace; the first during the present season wvill ttke place the week alter Easter, which Is falls this year on the 20th April. A most destructive fire broke out in Glasgow on L, tionday morning se'nnight, having commeenced in the spinning-mmills of Mairs. Henry lHaldswartt) and Co. si- _ tnated in the vicinity of ...

... j _P3iltt of t11jr vlblic *1;;111'1i53 'l (EllA.) t Tire nspect ol affriirs in the East is meiin(iilg in .tihe extree, andi the aggressive act of Napier tray a liave comproilmised liatters too deeply borreces- 1 sion. Waith the inateriel, as we last viek ob- served, so prompt at liisnd, a spelk may blow up the inagazinre, dropped either by inadverienry, or .t design. Should tile Pashla ?? ...

... COPY OF1 'ih PlI,'HliN OV ATlORNEl'YSl ~~~AND SOLIC UORS. 'IThe f(llowing is a copy of lhe petition of attorneys and solicitors to the ?? of Comnmons, now lying for sigiaiure hit tile hiail of the Incorporrated Lav Society o .rfti hrruros is ble the Commons of (lie United King. dmoin ?? Blritains and I reland, ii Parliament Aissemsbhlend. 'Tlhe hlimlile Petition of the undersigned attor- ...

... iMULTUM IN PANVO. ?? . . . . . I I piece TIle Pacihr of Egypt lras issued a firman, direct. bitrnai ing slie teleaee of the persecrited Jews at Damascus, tliae aid forsbidiuing any person lo mo!cst them in luture. :e ile iln 'Ibuirsdlaysetiniglt, at SpilSy, Juolia CLItke, ected. a mao, upssardi of eigkty, destroyed himiself by y p. poison. * ell- TIbe Governor of Marlinique. by decreesof tle ...

... um??? 7-- v'OurLESPON3)ENGE. ILETT~E~rER IV. l O.0 the nature und adv,,ntages of the Initititiiitn called a the I,,depenile, ?? of Odid Fellowos, {! tire Alan. - chester Unity. P it No limit ],ad th~ey for their kindly dieeds, 'he blind the ireire, the sick, their bointy osnll'd, 11 title see'm ' soft pity iil cacti heart enthrri:d, v To''r plead the widow snd thle orphtari needs., d To the ...

... rout Elrgant Extract, ns tile dentist said when lie dou took out iwo sound teell utr one hItul. preo Cheap and quick 7'rcflir.-Nowv--dcay in crois. Do in, (lie Atlantic, which in 3,000 triles broad at one ncla plocc, and 2,500 it anottier, we c;ll ella dinner ait Neow ros Yolk, on tire ocean, and in London or Paris, on three part conrsecrtiive Sundays, anod ave a day or two to spare tie I ...

... Eatrot Entriligriter. r; LoLndonu, Saturday Evaeninig, No. 21, 18,1) n The steamsier President, from News York, is now af considered ae week overdue, ntd somze little anxiety It is, elt regardiag lber safety during theoute tempestu- it ous weather. 3i- During the last ten days we understand shout bu to £200,000 in gold bas been brought hither from the I1 St Continent; and London paper is now ...

... ?? 6XS,VATiZVr DXXZNjt, i;Dl.'ZI:U IGll.-01n Thoursiay night le annual Conservative dinner, in commemoration of the ittic of Waterloo, took place in tihe 11opetoun Rooms. Mr obart Whigbamn of Lochpatrick, was in the chair, supported n the right by Sir lames Campbell of Ardkinglass, Mr Wil- an Aitchison, Sir David Dundas, te.; nod on the left by MIr o'ert Bruce of Kennet, MIr Duincan M''eil, ...

... TO THE RULING ELDERS OF TUE SYNOD OF' ULSTER. I CInRIsTiAN FnhsINDR,-I now proceed, in conformity with the promise ontainu in my former letter, to some en(uiries whieh impsratively demanld your most seri- otis considleration, before decidiin v whetther or nrot an unmesorved subscription of tile Westminster Confession of Faith be aln indispensable ?? fiation for tile office of the Eldership. ...

... AGGREUGATE MEETING IN DUBLIN The igzregate moeting for the province of Lninster took phlel oln Tuesday last at twelve o'clock,in Batty's Cirenu, in L ower Abbey-stieel. The admission to thole 1lntforrt was by ticket, anl SoUme tine before thle lhour apnotilnto for the meeting it was crumled bY soveral highly respectable gentlenien-there could not be loss than 250 gentlemen on the platibiru. ...

... 1p1U13LIC DI AT COLERI AINE, TATIOI (,I 'Io Nll US1IMi'r1UJL THE CLOTU- ?? TI'ANY OF IONDON. ,tftion fronm the (Citih-w urkers Comprnpn visited nn 'state which, liv the ?? of Colonelv c f I icI;Sol) Ilanl1, Coleai nie, ?? roeeoltlv fal. '1;}lK}IIZTC;;ORRs;(iol 1S10( Oll)rOl-Iiilty Mwas~i1t oi', f lv te gcltrv of Colera nd a d its vici- a! lite tho i)elltatibnl to a plildic en tertai lnmont ...