... . -Illil?7 7?gn?Tptrt ??i varlianwat* 1. n lz D 14, _HO0US8E OP LORDS. POU F FDAJIW gMr. E PRID;-Y, J-- 9 ~~Canada The Kng oftisneti tok t~e oats an his seat as Duke Of into thi Thise LORD CIANWELLOR rea a letter from the Go'vernor- or Ont~ii~rl of India, acknowledging the vote of thanka to the army oountr) ?? campaign, and to himself for the part Ile aso fore,, sbdiis thrlne millitary ?? r ...

... Nebid ace obderbtatioLT . T to na Sir ott ie- FRANCE. W tid The Nalional states that Admiral Dupetit-Thouara has not ge to accepttd slely the illiance offered ?? by theQueenofOtahelte, asn but that he has really taken poseeaton Itt the buddy lalanda. _ rhe co I oef SPAIN. ch 112 According to the Madrid papers (,I the 1Pill instant, the ?? ev *f tile eleortins will be a considerable majority ...

... MKULWM IN paaRVO. At tho Leeds, municipal sevision, last week,there we~re OnJy E 78 chlmais and 47 objection8. 0] 1 Aproalhas been made-t ersot a mronurnanklo Dr. Southoy M in Redoifre Chureb. ths lf ativ ciy.P 4 I ,satd In th5M 3filg JMilf, that140 Ilwvaare annually A ro. Sacrificed by wha ?? th. It Is not poverty so mucha& pretence thbar. distresoies a ruined at 29man ; the struggle between ...

... trfte btitr~fftt ftl'vcurA#. SALUB POPULT LEX SUPREMA. F7RIDAY, APRILc 28, 1843. We are informed, on the best authority, that. during the Easter recess, the Government has beenl ?? engaged in negotiations with the representa- Lires of the Dissenters, snd of the Liberal party opposed to the Education Bill, and that, as the f result of these negotiations, they have made up their minds to accede ...

... IMEETING IN FAVOUR OF SIR 3. GRAHAM'S ~ ' . .Ad - c ne ?? em YestOrdSY, as aipremed in ?? adyorilseiltents, A meetlfli 01 e5t'?' d the friendS of licelettital edo tln.?wh ?? theOl5Ii?S55 scrapl np in that subject ?? When liutsi0flt. was held in tbe Royal Amphitheatre, Great Clistlo ehildt ii street. to adopt and sign a potitlitfl to the Legi5httt5tO? Tho e ineotlog was called foe ...

... 'A,,10in WEDNES-DAY, A14ps4 19.. ie~w The ad30afneid monthly and quarterly meeting o t- 4Council ms hold on Wednesday last, fore th e pron tb inotant, lng the business left unfinished at the eerovtinon the th bint for .and also to tales Into consideratiton the P brovision ?? bill fo the better ?? of filre within the borough. There w a mey full attendance of prembeM CAtEAAINST THE HEAD ...

... to 9-outdpoalrentd. a- ?? ~.i~s 05t ORANGE 5caTs.(erue Rger.)-ll eite bound to to di gahrbertots hehri nln rI~nd, are ipso Haer o faco .h sn ?? favour of theD Orange bye ?? ell suggestto 1,,.the gstae the ?? puttin adow '.the ay proesson auroosroe Ins dedanellel thei end I'mtestasot Operatives almost amghtly men 10t endange th ulmc ?? I= kpaticlry ft ~ nthe n Pgbuhodot parck'sCae.' 'b ...

... The usual monthly meetin6 of this body was held, on Tuesday p evening last, at the Town.,ian, Birkenhead. Tre following o t tntlemen were present--Mr. J. D. Case (Chalrman, I Mr. Wm. trd Xackson, (vice ohairmzu,) 3 rs.Cole, GlNertsone Dale Parker, i J. S. Jackson, Green, Bentham, Adamson rim, toward. eh M'Nichoi, Laird, Appleton, Fry, and Standield. Ml t The proceedings of the Market Committee ...

... HULL GCENIRAL INFIRiAitY.-Win. Allison, ]sq., Louth, has given a fourth benerfaction of twenty guiucas to the Institulion. HULL DiSPISNSAUI.-W. Lamlbert, Esq., CottitglLhlam liba become an annual subsclibor of £I is. YORK COUNTY HOSiTAL.-The treasurer of the York County Hospital has reeeived from Sir Tiros. D. Legard, Bart., n donation of L25. to the furds of that excellent charity, in addtian ...

... PRESENTATION OF PLATE TO, HENRY JOHN SHEPHERD, ESQ. x- The High-Constables for the East-Riding determined bh y, some time back to mark their deep sense of the gentle- c Y. manly conduct and courteous demeanour of Henry John of is. Shepherd, Esq., during the performance of his various he duties as Clerk of the Peace to the Riding, by the pre. re sentation of a piece of plate. A subscription vas ...

... Irtialitf. egged W asTlTAIO T rehsbe a which TAqui II and rumour Current for some days past, ?? has caused considerable so, )uncll consternation in the Repeal camp, and which originated,, I WI ,at hi, believe, in one of the Radical Liverpool papers, on the authority pII Foress cf letter frosa D~ublin. it is to~tlae affect that certain members In ,ould, of the cummiltee of thle Repeal ...

... We this week present our readers with a plan of the navigation of that part of the coast where the Pegasus met its melancholy fate, as another proof that the proprietor of tlke Pack~et is determined to spare neither pains nor expense in ?? thle ofillest informatieF to the public. HULL PARLIA¶E;NTARY BOROUGH REISGTRA- TION.-The lists of voters being nowv published by the Town-Clerk and ...