... 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 ...

... :IR ELAND. TFIE MAUISTRACY. The returns obtaitred by Lord Carnphell will ?? full oppirturtity fir a discuslon upon the f monstrous and most uneojistilutionl I proeceeditig' adopted hy the Government, if) tha nelane orf their C scnpe-goat. Sir Etiward Sugdet. respecting tllc Moagzstracy in Ireland. We an0nou0 edl on Thurodity tle resignation of Lorif Cloncurry sini Mr Hus-ey Walsh. We have now ...

... ot, orropwiDence. TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS-LETTER. SiR,_Alight I trespass again so far on your goodness, as to ask you to insert the following letter, which the person- alities of the Bihsner called forth, and which he refused to publish. By him, its insertion would have been justice: by you, it will be great courtesy. In order to explain, I would wish to remind you and your readers, that, a ...

... (Fhm our Special Caresporiaaent.) LONDON. TUESDAY Evnrqwcs . The following important news from Spain reach- ed town tu.day by tbe pigeon express from Paris, and was immediately published in a second edition of the llsorning Chronicle:- rParis, June 26. taddl letters of the 21st have arrived. 'I'he offivers of the tiational guord met on tle Hlih, and unidertook to answer ftr tile tranquillity ...

... 1pORTO]3E'L10 GARDENSLASCf tx TH BALLOON. - .tht #.IA It being publicly announced for some days past 111- balloon was to ascend from these gardens yesterdav, 00055 derable anxiety was manifested on tile subject, and at an early hour the neighbourhood about the vicinity of the scene of at. traction presented a very bustling and anlimated.appearance. The hour originally announced for the ...

... MORNING CHRONICLE.-When we exclaim Re- peal the Union-Re-enact the Heptarchy I it would be well if we recollected the means by-whiclh the seven kingdoms became so completely amalgamated, that long before the Norman conquest their ancient boundaries had been forgot- ten. They not only had one Wittenagemote or Parliament, but they had the same laws, and equal rights and privileges. Egbert and ...

... I - The providential change in the weather has removed the serious apprehensions that existed as to the crops of all kinds. We have received accounts from all parts of the empire, and generally they afford the most gratifying infor- niation as to the present state of the crops, awl the prospects of the harvest. There are partial-exceptions in some districts; but altogether the reports -are ...

... TIE SANATORIUUM. The anniversary dinner of tliis institution, of which b i.i loyail If ighiues lrince Alhert is president, took phirs yres. terduy eviu!g, at thn Lond on Tavern, Bishopogate-etrer. About Neventy noblenieu and gentlemen eat down to (dnuer, which Nwoe mlpgtntly and excellently served up. The chair wae occupied by Lord Ashley, M. V, one of the vice-pre- oidetitf the ikstitutlion, ...

... PRESBYTER1y OF EDINBURGH. This Reverend Court held ita customanrry monthly meeting yesterday-the Moderator, Mr Jameson, in the chair. 'TUE ScECsSioIN.-Ti'e Clerk intimrted, that sinee last mreetinrg lie airl received other two answers front minijters who hadl signed tbe Act of Separa. tion mnd D)eed of Demissirn, viz. Mr Ferguson of St David's Church, relerring the Clerk to the Deed itsell; ...

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... TT - .i.- ixr- ?? -1A A Ad --S r HULL SAVINGs' BAWX.-We are glad to hear e of the continued prosperity of this institution. Within the t half-year just expired there has been an increase of 431 1 depositors, and an increase in the funds of the institution amounting to £8717. The number of accounts now open ris £11,459; the amount due to the depositors is £ 307,838 18s. 2d. REGISTRATION OF ...

... ?NCE-WEDNESDAY. 'I3ANCERY. pa A.I:Y V. TliU SiEPPIELi, AN c tLWAY CJOMIP'ANY, of to tile It supplertltntal bill ii tilt res 1ginal bill wan flidp to euciji. t(he I1 olitraut for the payineut of all onl- uio d4ir of a rocad froul ly'u-ttrilge stcy lie defetdants denied thut tble boitr ata, elled wore a contract, Slud t l the of opjililotI t tle pluiuiisl to Idlailistsied the bill. Shilret l(bi ...