... 1 LHOUSE. OF 'LORDS. MONDAsy, A4pri 1. in reply to a quviestio from the Earl of IIALMESBUJRY, Thle Earl of RIPON sald that A sufficienit force had been sentl to New Zealand to answer the purpoesr of protectiou; ta saed Captalfn Fitzroy was entrusted with powers auolitelrt to delterminel questiunls between the settlers ansd thre natives. in reply to a riuestlon from Lord BEAUMONT, Tito Earl or ...

... LOCAL AND TROVI CIAL.I Kist Yonic.- The, TorX-44reki~re. ;Pnr1i.L0f tpg Imsasuhce Coatpany. 'Thst ~qllpyoan held i4. anioall anfteutn i at the, office, St. Wea~t*~t trk- 'Wintim -1 woo a numeroumsat osty~Itf..Tiiaa re. Esq.. was ratted tb tbeeblak. te4!WIlqhk~kV 15kOpt:Aud We?~ exhibiting, the buslne~sa lb 'pkha ,bffl t-WaQaeWG fov-tbe ?? prietorawas.aninoumpld.,- Thill olbomhllV1 9b1t11 ceeds ...

... I PERI L PARLIAM-ENT.I I ?? ~ I *g lOUiEj.O.F LOIADS. tse~ ~ ~ ~ i UvSD V. i~~1DaI 'Pedrisorp 8; ?? Lord Btdoui ta hin tlieabienco Oftltle iflko o~iconfm d, ' mroved the second reading of the Aetions for Peoalties o _ rimingh DisrrtioUerreO Bill. Ilo exphipned tinis bill totbe rn merely a temporary one, ror two or thtee moiths4 duration, s, andto ptrjvid6 thnotoe ?? thj cort, or to ?? to in ...

... er THE opposition to tlte Bill for effecting the erection to of two New Dobks iln Iill is being cairied tin, we finld lie with great vigoeir, thoulgh without the slightest prospect, it is gritifyiig to learn, of defeating a measure that will ot prove in all respects so betielicial to the town, or evetl IY altering any of its details that are of the slightest ot moment. As another specimen of ...

... MEETING OF MYTON COMMIS§IONERS. leit A, meeting of thle commissioners was held at the pa Mansion House, oil Iloriday, at noon. 'There wore Hi- ?? COOscoAre, in thea chair, and Messrs. Jones, Boyle, Atkitison, Seaton, Malcolm, and Leonard iti West. sli. Tenders were received for draining Posterri-gato;In and that of Mr. WVsss was selected. ?? Mr. BoyLS proposed thst thea open drains in thie SIt ...

... ?? Iorebfi( 3~teiee. V . : .iL hails- , 1 ?? Duke ?? arrived'alt thle Palace. Of St. Cloud oh Saturday evening from ,o Coflstantine, where he has been itationed upwards of a slillions for bis marriage with the Princess of Salerno are it be complete. The Queen and Madame Adelaide are 91ng- expctledl at St. Cloud from tho Chateau dWED. The olly Alouiteur of Sunday contains a royal ordinance ...

... varieties. Trust not the man who promises with ani oath. 6- Distrust all who love you extremely upon a ks very slightacquaintance, and without any visible reason. I Aann who gives his children a habit of htindustry, provides far them better than by giving thera sa stock Of money. e Whether you attempt little or muchi, let every hour have its eployment, in business, study, social converse, or ...

... An American paper gives the following account of a a trial for breach of promise of marriage, in which the tl judge laid down a new doctrine, nolhici Nye should not i be sorry to see adopted:- o 'A case vas recently tried in Rutiand, Vermont, North r' America, il wrhich a 4Miss Msvnon recovered 1425 dollars of a Mr. aistings, for a breacit of a marriageo cotract. The ni curiosly of die tidn-g ...

... LLVERPOOL, FRIDAY, JUN4E 28, 1844. e WEST LANCASHIRE ALIXILIAnY LONDoN MISSIONARY . SOCIETY. -The twenty-firbt anwiversary of this society .AI_.15I ;. thiR tnW Aund its v:a njitY during the past I ret was held in this town and its v0e nity during the past I a- week. Yesterday week a general preparatoiry prayerc he meeting was helid in Newington Chapel, and oen Sunday F .e- last sermons were ...

... aiait lax. Although we must regard the abundant harvests Pm - of the all-producing earth as the first causes of our con present prosperity, we are also, in no small manner, del indebted to the Banking Act for its restraining im power in keeping us within due bounds during a ir period of'great excitement. When we look back upon ou ES. the years 1825 and 1838, when ruin and desolation th, ...

... . Tue 8SaEr CONCLAVE THAT EXCLUDES RNPORrrS. aTuesdaY last theusual meetingof this board was held. The v ?? occupied the chair, end the whole of the ~ere were present, with the exception of the following gen- Brooks, Messrs. J. N. Holmes, W. Ilen- de-0~ T HEt W ORKHEiOlISE . Tbo workbouge return for the woek ending 29th Juno, showedl tiat there were 1598 Dauperg in the house, who cost 2s. ltd ...

... *wmerft igariaforelat. HIOUSE OF LORDS MONDAY, &pmb-er 2. DZTE ST y T R Lr.--WTO -E THE STATE TRrAL.-WR.IT OF ERROR, Tftik xialz' - ' - -- Los-au Thin being the day appointed for the Judges to give their 'bohet, apinfoason~thes~oi5tssshbmitied t tlhem bythe Houseo~f Pear' of Ern in the important case of the Q:Isen V. O'ConnBell and otber, 100bae ap.preoahre to thcs House of Lords were ...