... 3Enrptrf?i1 'I.?arUiunnrt. HO-USE OF LORD$. THURSDA Y, A uatm IL The Cors.snllpted Fundi Hill. ?? Exchequrt' Bills Bill], thet ?? 'Portuguese Vcssels) Bill, tie Boroughs lnrocisrationI Bill, tile Coventry-liundaries Bill, the Manchester, linnineg. haul, and Bolton Police Bill, and the Neowfoundland Bill, were C Mead a third time and 'pas-sed.I IM1PROV&MENTS OF THE LAW. Lord BRtOUGHtAM. ...

... w TERRIBLE STEAM-BOAT EXPLOSIONS, The AmMoRen papers reteived by the Caledonia -contain ao. counts of two deplorable alrnmities,-onefon board the Shamerocki steamer, on tha St. Lawrence, the other on board the Edna g steamer, on, the Missouri. The first Is thossdeseribed by the In MontrearfeSld'of W4ondsiy, July11:-, el It-is our palriful duty to announce to our readers a calamity, of ...

... MIULTUM IWN PS1ALO. Praawrr.-Tho Rtev. Richard Remington, master of arts, f Queen's College, Caambridge, minor eanonof the Collegiate Church, f iMancheater. has neen appointed' by the Lord Blishop of Ciiester to the ?? of Qrerienore, in the parish of Lou- -t caster. Patron, the vicar of Lancaster. I- Dr. Arnold, hf lluy, at the tinhurf his decease, had jistons- 'd plated theltrhird volume of ...

... me We have not such implicit confidence in the political. lly integrity of Peel as to believe that what he says he will lm- invariablydo. Although hestandspledgedtothatcourse Lice of Indian psolicy which involves the vindication of our lea, honour, it is, we are persuaded, much against his will that he undeitakes the task, nor would he 'be sorry if I to circumstances were to give Jlimn a ...

... Qlnorreopo nb etcc LIGHT SOVEREIGNS. To the Editor of The Bristol Mercury. Sma,-I have several times, since the plague inflicted on tradesmen by the sovereign tax, been put to much inconvenience and suffered some loss, all which I have eude,%voured to bear with as little com. plaining as possible; but, a few days since, the followvingcircuintstance made me feet very much Inclined to murmur -ln ...

... NAME. i f , £ .d. Arbroath and Forfar ?? 15 15 Aug. i ?? 203 101 5 Birming. & Derby Junction 48 t i ?? 1540 17 7 Birminjgham & Gloucester.. 54 5'4 12 ?? 2242 11 2 Brandling Junction ?? 2S JAly 30 10420 796 8 5 Chester and Birkenhead .. 15 15 Alug. 5 7436 771 1 10 Dublin and Kingstown ?? . 0 ?? 1109 12 5 Dundee and Arbroath ?? 10 16i 7 9243t 360 12 9 Edinburgh and Glasgow .. 4 0 18775 3245 12 2 ...

... YORKSHIRE. Extract from a private letter, dated Halifax, August 17, 1842. Word cime to town on Saturday that a mob from about Manchester was to arrive on Monday, and put a stop to all the public wvorks llt and around this place. Our Head Alahstrate, wishing to show his authority, declared that lie would put a stop to such proceedings. Oa Monday the mob came, as was expected, stopping all the ...

... Manchester, Wednesday, balf-past 11 A.M. i This morning a few more mills in the town re, sumed work without interruption ; they were prin. cipally fine mills, the operatives in which have had a little or no dispute with their masters. The largest n factories for coarse spinning still remain out. Yes- ti terday an attempt was made by the mob again to I turn out the hands of Messrs Kennedy, ...

... EXTRAORDINARY EXPRESS. (From The Times.) The Berenice, with the Bombay mail of the 18th of June, arrived at Suez on the 18th ultimo. Her mail reached Alexandria on the 22d, at 3 A.ii.; Malta on the 27th, at balf-pait 3 A.M.; and Mar- selles, by the Polyphemnts, on the 3tst, at 6 A.m. China news to the 12th of April, and Singapore journals to the 5th of May, have been received It was said that ...

... Joseph Pheasant and Geo. Bancroft, of Shardlow, charged with stealing at Shardlow, two half Trent lines, and one lock rope, the property of 'essrs. J. Sutton and Co.-Also with stealing 71. lOs. in money, belonging to Joseph Dickinson. John Vernon, of Sparrow-pit, charged with stealing and leading away a black horse, the property of Joseph Vernon. William Smith, of Aslibourn, charged with ...

... SCOTTTSh INS rITrUTION FOR THE EDUCATION OF YOUNG LADIES, . No. 9, MIOiRAY PLACE. llr TI~4/wiilienaion oftevarious classes of t asitr ( establishment took place during the last and previous R. n week, in the presence of the parents and gunrdeaw ins th of the pupils, and. fully evinced, that the extensive fes patronagre which the Institution hans enjoyed, is. Balysr amply merited. The great ...

... HEREFORDSHIRE Bow MEETING.—The first meeting oi the Herefordshire society took plat!e on Wednesday week, in the lawn at the Ryehnds, the delightful seat of Robert Lane, Esq., when a brilliant display of archery com- menced. The shooting was excellent, and the prizes awarded were as follow :-first lady's prize,for hits, to Miss Cherry second prize, for numbers, to Miss Iloskyns. Ffrst gen- ...