... 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 ...

... . a LONDON NEWS OP FRIDAY MORNLNG. Le d ROYAL EXCHANXGE Loadon, Thursday1 Etwsx . PAR LIA.MENT.-The speech of Her Majesty has neceessarily t created a good deal of conversation in the City, and from the xa. e riety of subjects touched upon there is, of course, arnple niter r for difference of opinion; the financial allusions are of interest, but. g as regards the reduction of the 3l per cents. ...

... CIJ1CUITS OF THE COXMISSIONrS FOR TIlE RELIEF Of INSOLVENT DEBTORS. '-SUMMER CIRCUITS, 1844X- NORTHERN CIRCUIT.-DAVID POLLOCii, Esq., Commissioner. -Yorkshire-Shetlleld, AMonday, June 10; 'Wakefield, c Wednesday, June 12; at the Town and County of the Town c of Kingston-upon-Hull, Wednesday, June 19; York, Fri- day, June 21 ; at the City and County of the City of York, F on the same day ; ...

... I! I[OUSE OF OOMMONS, TUESDAY, Fyla.223. d STATE OF IRELAND. e e ADJOURNED DEBATE, a *Mr. H LWES drefr from the policy of the Government that 1, they were practically nullifying the Act of Hmancipatioti, and t *reviving the old spirit of protegtsnt ascendancy. it was a de- tI Insion to suppose that Protestant Dissenters would now rise mt at the cry ox I I No Popery. If it were a Part of a ...

... warliartcutarp 3Ehilculfentce. HOUSE OF LORDS, MONDAY, FEB. 12. The House was occupied with a motion of thanks to Sir Charles Napier, and the army employed in the operations at Sclinde. There was no division. HOUSE OF COMMONS, FRIDAY, FEB. 9. Not suffielent Members present to form a House. SATURDAY. FEB 10. f SirJAmIES GRAHAM, in moving for leave to bring In a bill to amend the Poor Law Act, ...

... tu THE OPENING OF PARLIAMENT. of HOUSE OF LORDS.-TtcnURSAY- St Parliament was opened to-day by the Queen in per- i son, with the usual formalities. Her Majesty having l arrived at else House of lbords, and taken, ?? aeat on vit ]the throne, read the foll owing moat gracious S~peech: it * THE QUEEN'S SPEECH. * My Lords and Gentlemen, tit It affords me great satisfaction again to meet you til ...

... THE ANTI-LEAGUE MObEMENT IN THE / . EAST-RIDING. I_ IOEETING AT BE~VERLEY. . disir 1. ANUMEROUS and important meoting of land-owners, then, 0 tltiallt-farmors, tradesmeon, dud others, was hold at tito were 0ne~ Session's.]owe in. Beverley,.on Salurdly last, se The epa1cioun halt was filled in every part. It is Cal. bruing eula ed that theta -worn about at tiaotsatid persons Ar rpresenlt; and a ...

... EbarVtI Enttllhence. BRIGHTON--Cap of Liberty, Portland-street, general meeting of nmembers, Mr. Davey in the chair. Proposed by Mr. Flower, seconded by Mr. Fiest- b .,That a vote of thanks te given to Thomas Slingsby t Dancombe, E&q. M.P., for his advocacy of the princi. e ples of Chartism at the late meeting of the Complete Soffragists held at at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, X London; and ...

... Ca -meatlevo anti lEarrvoponunto. I I MR. JAMES FOSTER, OF HORSVRI, has written us to say that the paragraph inserted in our Irit, stating that he had reduced the evsaes of the men in his employ ir, a-week, and of the boys 6d. each, is incorrect; no such reduction having taken plaee. We are sorry that our correspondent should have done Mr. Foster injusticoe and we hasten to atone for it, by ...

... THE IRISH TRIAL. AND THE LONDON OVER. THROW OF HUMBUGGERY. AGi Tr We are enabled to lay before the readers of the main portion of our First Edition (printed on Tileuday evening), the report of the proceedings in D tiblin up to the closing of the Court on Wed- mc'-lay; and also ?? report of the Crown and Anchor Meeting in London on the evening of Wcdnesday. In later Editions we shall give the ...

... Vas on. A conversation, it appears, took place in the House of the Lords on Monday night, introduced by the M4RQUfS or NORMA11BY, D ore . r.) nffecting the bealth and comfort of vast masses of the unrepresented lier inhabitants of the three kingdoms, and in which the case of the Il the ion Borough of Leeds occupied rather a prominent part. -It ap- ki the peeared, he said, from the Report of ...

... r Mr. Cobden is now a burgess of Edinburgh, Glasgow r-Perth, Dundee, Kirkaidy, Montrose, and Cupar-Fife. A Scottish nobleman, who entertained her Majesty at hs castle, was requested to admit the newspaper reporters. Oh. rduadmit them, -admit them I said he; 'if we don't let them in at the rn door, they'll come down the chimney ! t, Jacob Luke Goldstine, a Jew professedly converted toc r. ...