... 3pmpevial iparliaw.M- HOUSE OF LORDS-ThnrsdOl February 13. The Bishops of Salisbury and London presented many petitions in favour of the extension of Church Accommodation. The Bishop of Exeter having presented a potion on the subject of Owenism, and the social publications gave notice that on Monday --he would not put the question on Friday, as he hoped no discordant feelings would mark ...

... i~OtlanBr. The Duke of Buccleugih has sent £200 towards the fLuid for erecting ite Wellington testi- monial at Edinburgh. Her Majesty hasnorniuated the Rev. Dr. Esdaile one of the Commissioners for visiting the University of St. Andrew's. The other Commissioners are Lord Melville, Lord Cuniugharne, Sir David Brewster, Dr. Haldane, and the Provost of St. Andrew's.-Perth Paper. The treasurer of ...

... foreign &c !ogolnial Intelligence. FRENCH NEWS. Rz0NAToItOl or THE MrNcISTRY.-The papers of Thursday evening week, from Paris, bring the intelli. gence of the resignation of the French ministry. The matter is thus stated by the Moniteur Parisien.- The Chamber of Deputies, after a very short gene- ral discussion of the- project de loi relative to the dotation of his Royal Highness the Duke de ...

... FROM OUR LOND0 COMIMES- I PONDENT. Wednesday REveninkq, Feb. 191h, 18-10, Half-past 'i .x. The partial success, as is supposed, that has attended Mr. Lcader's notice of motion, relative to the ca.Se of Frust, Williams, and Jones, has reilted a. feelieg of great and joyful anxiety ill thousanlds who are rwatcling the conduct of Parliament and Government on this measure; and the resolutiou of ...

... LOUIS PHILIPPE'S 1'R41VATE FORTUNE. (From M. de Coevncrien's Pamptlet.) M Money, nmoncy, mouey, fur ever ! On the 7th August, 1830, I oul Phili)ppe midle over to his children aI1 his property, castles. houses. mea- dows. farms, rentes, forests, &c. ilisnsaguilicrsstforests have been rated at 104,000 acres by the intendant of the civil list, and, reckoning the valuoe of each one at 1,000 ...

... I -- _ . - - Rell I ], Neither Father 'Hathew nor Lord Ebring- Is ton appear to have done more to restore the tranquillity of Tipperary than either Mr. Justice Moore or the M h arquis of Norman'by There are now in the county gaol of Tipperary 498 prisoners, of whom over 70 are 1, charged with murder! 'The double calendar for this te county at the assizes will be heavy; there being for h trial, ...

... :o 45AA L Et 1 ia. ter 7d IT is an important symptom of the spread of hu ie just opinions with regard to the Corn Monopoly, that a, Iy very large and respectable Town's Meeting has this weekl du h been held in Doncaster, the MAsYoR in the Chair, to peti- in d, tion for the repeal of the Corni Law, whilst last year a pa ut Town's Mleeting was held in the same place to petition inI for favour of ...

... I ON)E of the excellent efficts of ?? i at THoMSOS'S vigorous proceedings in Upper Canadla has! been that the l ?? of Assembly, by a mnajority of S4 of tjto t, has passed a BiL3L for the sale and appropriation of the i to to lands called Clergy Rcserves,-thereby *ettling ia question Al which htss agitatled the colony for n yi2 yuears, a:d lct ha t- formed the real ol d substantial ground of ...

... X ROLAND FOR EDWARD'S OLIVERtN I A SMASHER FOR THE MILERCUgY,- DBAzn NEDDY,---UpOn the first qncrterl,-retunt relating to newspaper stamps, upon w~ iielr; Star seemed to have soared much abeve joux little god, in your astonishment you put a civil question to us, much after the custom and the usages of society. We were astonished at any thing so geateel coming ?? Mlercuryr and, having expressed ...

... I ImperfaPiarliament. i HOUSE OF LORDS. THURSD.4Y, Feb. 20. The answers of the QunEN, Prince ALsERT, and the Duchess of PisNT, to the congratulary addresses and mes- sages on the late marriage were reported to their lordships. After the presentation of several petitions, Lord MUL- Bouxpsa said that the despatches lately received from the Mauritius on the subject of India labourers would be pro ...

... IMPORTANT NEIb FRO. INDIA. CAPTUI~g OF KtIELAT.-An ?? mauil fromt Bon ?? lb..ngii imrnyotiit inttedliligeuc I tri furnt ofa deiII lob front Lead i kucklitutt, (pob'tshed ii 10 uta~rdin'ttteh ?? ottrhursday wcck,) YeIr S a n ,o he par tic, ar& itt the Iuttti In d capture of Khelat by rIt, British~ Tutroops., caommandecl by Ni~j -C-o Woidtnre. Toe Govecnctr-Geoeral } A cowaittcrs this aehi ...

... 10robinEls. The scion of a noble house residing in the to division of West Worcestershire is poken of as the Conservi tive eandidate to oppose Capt. WVinlmington at tho next elec:ion. ci Such is tile anhiri caused by thle Chartists, ,3- that wve snderstand three counties in the north can rl muster ,bove 10,000 troops on a short notice. (I The Hon. Captain M. F. l'. Berkeley, the )t late ...