... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT, H OU~SEB OF LORDS. D B. r*HURSDAdY, June 29, c The Roman 'Catuorio athis Bill was read a thirA time, oi :and paseeil. a 'The Church Endowment ASIA #pkod Jsp Gh comittee' tc pro formcsi. Tile BMan ,e A~aaDcornsa ?? I Churab of Scotland Bill to Monlday inext, in orday in 'afordULoT:I B ?? of speakingonIlt, Thu Sugai Duties Bill was read a second time, And: T ordeed to be ...

... clot i II loaruct LEASL,-RIDAYG JMMMUL. HULL, FRIDAY, JULY 7, 1843. iA I I- A- I v ?? as- ~L - - I1- . I ueb be seen, that there has been a marked improvement t as a asha in the public income of the quarter just ended. ti uke' Upon the whole year there appears an excess dl the over the year 1842 of £2,442,942; but as we must m0 inet deduct from this the Income Tax received, amount-. cee's ing ...

... i d ?? ?? of Cas'seli * feayg that' ffasovlei'-hasi ccn~luded-: ?? Great.,1i~ita'i'n.. .i tat of Commerce, by which the latter ccouhtry can It ?? iloihtcif Hain6ver,' ayfig mherely the ordinary duty, all' j*. Ai~sh ?? exeepi[A The dditiesrin Hanov~er - ~t t ?? ?? ree inmporta- de tion of gold and. sil~er In bar~j fiiiltto1 fcr Ipettt~s~c'nie f oeititlo ofddt5 der iothdig. -A t1g~n ~ 128 ...

... LOCAL AND PROVINCrAL. ?? ,h The TI-ull and Selby Railway (amendment) bl le was read a third titine and passed in thle House of Cent. s of tuen.s on Tuesday last.I n Hiont TIDE Is N Wi Hu~tnrtn.-On Friday i ,le evnng last, there was the highest tide in thle Humnber p, rs knwnfor five years. Severatl partsof Highi-street, ini tis C id town, were flooded, and the depth of water at tlto Humuber re ...

... And your reports have set thle murder on. e0 Leterfrom a Convict on board the - Hulk. to his aF d friends at Stockport. ,Dear Friends, Though I write to you from hence with the deepest sor- st row and shame,-thoigh I feel with what grief you will I. receive a letter from me with such a date,-I cannot still dtrefrain irom writing to you. Lost as niy dear home is Id now to me,-wretched as my ...

... DRE'AJUL IXPL S1ON.'. I AT WALTHAM-ABBEY POWDER MILL. I SaVEIS LIVES LOPT. n On Thursday, one of those mournful accidents occurred re which have from time to time taken place at every gun- e powder inanufactory, and which has in this hleuuica . e unhappily hurried seven ulIfortulnatO fellow-boings into Laeli rty. i ar toe glnupowder mills at Waltham-Abbey are twelve oe miles distant from ...

... STATIONS OF THE BRITISH ARMY, On the IstMnrel i, 1843. - - ?? -- - ff- . A. hiqt: named is that in On the Ist Marchi, 1043. Where two places are mentioned, the last named is that in which the depftof the regiment is stationed.) lst Life Guards, Hyde Prrk. 40th, Bornbay, Chatham. 2d, Windsor. [a.41, drChathiam. Resoi Horse Guards. Relgent s 42d, Cpalnia. Ise iof Wight- Ist~rag. Guard, Canada, ...

... ilovt' or: 'O6NMS. log ()0lgbFb Y, Pebruary, 15.. ,IAftelr the presenitattlon of stidr) -Ieltbieus - vn, Lord EIAOT tat~tdi, inrel a*. Uts AcroAts Aha eta~ -w.,s no foiredatton for thle report trire tili, 's icit a a er* yjvntpontd in order to enable earnesteo thejula Su'~attend a pilibb ill , ?? 1n IPubliti. es, Sir It. I'IEL, in reply to Dr. BOWAINGC e.'hd hi, was afrad, ?? f enmccounto ...

... 1 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ r LIVERPOOL SR-ILPMASTERS' ASSOCIATION. t . .. . .. - .. . I 2 I . - . _ I t J1dVrttrVsJir 63r1Lri3oia2: n irro.Wv aoaaTJs1 r. a A meeting of tire members of this association took placaore th, Tun day, at the roems, Oldhrali-street, Capt. Oglevy in the chair. les ent The objeet vas to eonoert measures for releasing the society from Th -he ?? diflieulntes in hohlc it hld ...

... I THE GOVEYRNMENT EDUCATiON SCHEM& I I ?? it Thet gcond reading of Sir J. Grahlam's Factora'?td '5 ES dviiv,oa Bill, in the House of Com-ons, is .ftred for 0 *~this evesnine. We have not yet seen the bill atsvilf, but, 0 from what wve have learned of its nature and provisions, ti 5t, weare inlinedto think that tire compromise, or a~r a ?? to just principles anid the golden -rule, for wihich I- ...

... joy- 0, tempora ! 0, mores I-Oh, the morality of the Times. 'wet the The Standard and Mornino Post pathetically ask the leot Times why the popularity and moral influence of the I country gentlemen have been so continually on the oth decline since the elections in 1841 ? and then, in a very em- unfriendly way, endeavour to insinuate that the Times idle is trimming once more over to the ...

... List night a meeting of th, friends and supporters of this as- olety was held In the Mhusio-hall, which was well filled by a ighoy respectabl abulonac. Thomas B blackburn, ENq, wass u'luialsously called to the chair; and amongst the gentlemen on I the .atforra we observed Revs. John X ely, Dr Cdcleton. Mr Tuesall MeAltlcfrd.C MBireil Jon Niven, W Vji,ni. De; Aldermasll~ AP'flo °lley; Messrs. ...