... ?? ?? - TuelrlffIRI _rA\R-IA31ENT. ?? rtic, a ao, that anything which tends to mapre33 !a atebiOPS f:iztt wiih a setse' of the real character of the t ruse of Comsmons, a A ?? &TeftVE AS- lstintvX, must tend, in the same degree to ?? a strolg feelinlg of dis:sati factiou vith it, and a strong desire to edlet a sweeping r form ill its canstritiation, we insert, is Oue parliaaoentaty reports, ...

... Stations of the Vvijish Army on the 1st of March, 1845. ?? TILE UNITED SERVICE SX OAn;.ziE.) [Where two places are mentioned the last-enanel is that at which the Dopat of tile Regiment is stotioted.] Ist L. Gds -Regent's Park. 42nd Foot.-MaltaI I. ofW. 2nd ?? Park. Be [Reserve ?? ta. Hi, Horse Gds.-Witiasor. 43rd do.-Montreal; Carlibse. Ist Drag. Gds.-Cautertbury. 44th do.-Plynlionth. 2nd do ...

... yI on WtILIJsAC CUST, commissioner of Customs, dial on 'sceslay mreorning, the 4th inst. His decS, e on believe, rather uiexpected, ?? he orusallot 0 .,r regular in Il attendaeuce at the leard. for soein ISrOLSTS.-Eight wiedows having 'ted in Leeds within five day-s, the spinsters of ;usat to0ie are getting up a requisitt eo for a public mcet- ag tr edapt thoe Lames Pogmoot resolutions, and 1 ...

... I Lord Ellenborough has subscribed 100, towards a public monument to the late Sir William Nott, at Carnarthen.-At oow-street Police-court on Saturday, Edward Smith, alias Pent- land, was fully committed for trial on three distinct charges of felony, instituted respectively by the Governors of the London University College, Middlesex Hospital, and St. George's HospItal, the libraries of which ...

... Londcn Gazette.- Tuesday, Warchi 4. CROWN-OFFICE, MARnIt 1. .Member Returned to Serve is this Preoent Parliam. n:. Cosuntty of Kent, Eastern Divieiocr.-Williamr DecK:e> F Saedling, in the county of Keoot, Esq, in the rlsn Gt ;th.e Right Hon. Sir Edward Naatchbull, Bart., who has a,- cepted the office of Stewvard of her Miajestyo Cliltera H u(I rtreds. __ Cosmtission signed by the Lrtrd ...

... THE COMMITTE E ON THE GAMEI LAWS. W\VuE WVilliam the Neoinan, commonly called( the Cmiqueror, miade himself a hunting- ground in Hampshire, that is to say, when he seized upon all the south-western part of that county, mneasuring thirty miles froin Salisbury to the sea, and almost ninety miles in Lircum- ferenec, he enacted new laws, prohibiting hunting in any of his forests, and mriadd the ...

... I - HOUSE OF LORDS., MoNDu.M-Their LordshiPi met at five 0'clock.-On the mo- tion of Lord Campbell, the Courts Of Common Law Process (for England and Ireland), and the Court ?? n (Scotland) Bills were read a second ?? reply to the Earl of Claren- don, the Earl of aerdeen said that proper representations had been made to the Government of the Usited States ?? relative to the injury inflicted ...

... An extremely numerous meeting of the Club took place ac- ,cording- to mntblrysanegP; athe- British-Hotel, Coekspur. street, on Thursday. After the minutes of the previous pro- ceedings had been read and confirmed, the election of officers was the first step when those gentlemen who had rendered their effective services for the past year were not only re-elected with most perfect unanimity, but ...

... LLOYD'S WEEKLY LONADON NEWSPAPER. PtBLISHlED ON SUNDAY MORNING, ccSTAi'I G THE L.ATEST INTELLIGENCE OF T11Z WEEK. It wasvcrv eiraaily tollglit, froi what passe (d tie iousce of Common on Tuesday evening, : ale Gov.reinent wolod abandon its project Ii' vinig distinctive Sugar Dutifs-that is, .1:ikos varying with the qualities of the sugars, I are exhibited in granulation, strength, ' *,(I ...

... LOSS OF SEVERAL LIVES. Wednesday morning, the explosion of a steam-boiler on ?? premises of the Messrs. Samuda, at Blackwall, caused a great loss of life and destruction of property. The scene of the disaster is a plot of ground in Orchard-place, and, perhaps, no explosion of a similar nature ever occasioned more extensive mischief. Three men have fallen a sacrifice to this tremendous ...

... FBRS AX GREENWIOCH. Shortly before eight o'clock OR Sunday evening, a fire, involving the destruction of property to a large amount, occurred on the extensive promises belonging to Alessrs. E. H. and G. Enderley, patent rope, twiue, and canvas manufacturers, East Greenwich.-It appears that the fse was first found to be burning in therope-wsalk at the rear of the factory, but how it originated ...

... I . FRANCE. The Minister of Finance attended on Saturday last in the Committee of the Chamber of Deputies, charged with examining the Budget of 1846, and explaining the intentions of the Go- vernment relative to the conversion of the Five per Cent. Stock. From what has transpired, it appears that he advocated the measure, but declared that the moment for carrying it into exe- cution had not ...