... IMPROVRBlAiJV S LL OND ON. We underetand that pelitions to the lo0:ee of Commons are in course of signature in various parts of the metroplie, praying that it the bills now before larliament tor luiprov. ing old streets, or creatiag nwv; ol(s, a little thriugiit nuay, for the ?? tiu e, be kestowed upon, anid a little eultab:e provision made fur, a particular exis ncy to which the ibule ...

... BREVIATES OF PRNDING BILLS, OR NOTES ON TIHE ORDEBRS OP THE DAY. THURSDAY, JULY 23. 1. Administration of Justice Bill-second reading. 2. Customs' Bill-second reading, 3. Railways Bill-furdher consideration of report. 4. Pilots, Bill-further consideration of report. ,i Clergy Reserves Bill-report. 6. Rating Stock in Trade Bill-cominittcc. 7. Parochial Assessments Bill-further consideration of ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS.-TUESDAX. Messengers from the Commons brought up the Ecclesias- ?? Duties and Revenses BIll, the Poor-law Commission Continuation Bill, the Prison$ (Ireland) Bill, and the Canal Police Bill. The Biehop of ELY presented a petition from the dean and chapter of Ely against the Ecceclastlical Ditties and Revenues Bill. As It was a subject or the greatest Impor- nnce he moved that ...

... THB CROPS, e. KEswIcr.-Several farmers have commenced baymaklag in this nelghbourhood, a district in which the crops were never known to be ?? Journal. LAneAsBTE.--Tnis week would have brought us into the midst of the bay harvest had the weather been favourable. On Tuesday night, and also during the whole of Thursday, a great fall of rain took place, and the small rivers ia this part are much ...

... wiVBST' SURXBY. TO THE EDITOR O THE 3MORNING CHRONICLE. Sia-How we are legally robbed by these Tories, Yoer exzpoai of Lord Arlen's case is countenanced by the party who is now canvassing to fill tae vacancy in Parliament. Ile has taken from the country many years 600 per aunum, as a retiring pension for sterekeeper of Portenouth D)ock- yar~l. There are three others erjoyinh the same thing. ...

... TURKBY. CONSTANTINOPLE, JULY S. LFRIOM (Ut OWN C;ORRtEESPONDENT.] The Egyptian envoy, Sami Bey, was on Sunday last re- leased from quarantine, and on the following day admitted to an audience of the Grand Vizier, by whom he was re- ceivedwithmuch ceremony. He will to-morrow, it is understood, be presented to the Sultan, for the purpose of performing the mission he is ostensibly charged with, ...

... THlE MIORNING C'JIROlCULE. L 0 If V ON: IVhD .VhESDAY, JULY 8, 184. In the IIous of Lo sDs, last night, on the motion for the House resolving itself into a committee on the Canada Government Bill, Lord HARtDwIcaF, agreeably to notice, moved that the bill be com- mitted that day three months. He was in the House, he said, on the second reading, and made no comments at the time on what was ...

... The LONDON GAZBTTB ef FRIDAY, July 17. ST. JAMES'S PALACE, JULY 16. The Qieen b~ts b-11 Plaens tio -plint Charcei Locoeik, ' M.D , to be F~i't PlaYsicln'AVOtcInceTS to hetr Aa. jesy;' It bIFguqun, E~q.. M.D., to he second Physi- Echn ; airid Richurd Blagden, E~q., to be Surgeon Accou FOREIGN OFFICE, JuLY 15. Th Q i.'ci liesg bqen grudoiou~y p~e itend to approve of Dan Nlelhoba; Achitvii, all ...

... ,NT! i T r RIAL OF EDSARD OXFORD. ..CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.-THURSDAY. The Court was much crowded tbis morning to bear the postponed trial of Oxford, for tbe attempt on the life of her Mejesty, on the 10th June last. The Earl of Uxbrldg4, ?? of Erroll, Lord C1Achester, Lord Courtenay, the Hon. Fox Maule, the HoD. Captain Phipps, HoP. E.J Stanley, the Duke of Bruaswiek, Baron Anlam, Sir HI ...

... DUBLIN, JULY 21. [EROM OUR OWN COWaESPONDENT,] THE SUBLETTING ACT. The following extraordinary case is reported in the Dublin Eaning Post of this day. The greatest excite- ment has been raised amongst the peasantry of the west by this novel attempt to bring the con-acre system under the operation of the Subletting Act; but it is too men- strous to suppose that it can be effected :_ LEITRIM, ...

... THBE UNITED STATES AND CANADA. [EXPRESS FROM LIVERPOOL) LiVERPOOL, FIaDAY NooN.-Thc New York packet ship England, Captain B. L. Waite, reached this port this morning, having sailed thence on thc 19th ult. ; by her we have intelligence from New York to that date, and from the other cities of the union, and from Canada, to a late date. The intclligencc they contain is not important. The Great ...

... IRWBL,1AD. DUBLIN, JuLY 26. [FROtM OUR OWN COIolESrONDENr.] TLE LORD LIEUTENANT IN LIMERICK. On Friday the Lord Lieutenant arrived in Limerick, on his way from Mountlshflnnof, flie residence of Lord Clare., to ?? of Killarney. TYe Conservative corporation of Limerick, at B s4pecial meetiog, voted a most complimentary address to his ldcesloncy, expressiig their sense Of the temper and ...