... ImtiV lia palWllie:t. ]MOUSB Or LORDS. 1tonday.XayM 19. The MVarquis of Breaidcldbane presented a number of petitions against Maynooth. Lord Broughana then rose, pursuant to notice, to ly upon the table several bills relating to the civil and criminal jurisprudence of the coun try. -His lordship, in a speech of some length, traced the different improvementsvihich have been effected in our ...

... COUNTY MTI N . The annual general meeting of Com~missioners of Snpply, Jug- tices of the Peace, and Turnpike and Commutation Road. Crus- teesfor the County of Aberdeen, was held, in the Court-House, on Tuesday.~ ~ ~ ~ GRN o' ily On the motion of 31r Goanow of Craig, Mr GRANT of Tilly. fain', the Convener of the County, was unanimously called to the ELECTION OF OFFICIALS. The first bnsiness ...

... LAT,.EST NEWS. Theinto rtset starhcIVA to thle totesi ofInt0110 embersbhsthese ootttoet h, itsttdseed me to forts 'ted ottthelenatti of thosen teho voed Its ?? sto and ?? bte Robert Peel sotonie, on- bhtsogittg Ot~trho, rIepot, r 1,t tlo _rot fee Atstosa-h Cssttege ise rakes ,t esof tise t'oocoitltiged Feuil. Yoer renders ate etossec tite tiose olso ltitsedti rie osotiots oted foe rise merd- ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-April 29. A number-fipefticioso ero presenated bynoolelelords against; the inereosed grant to blttyrootit. AUCTION DUTIES DILL, Tile Earl of DALHOIUSIE looted the second reading of the soetion dotties bill; the tox 'oil hoesn foond to ho unjdst soil oppressiro, antI, besides, oneo seh'h moo conttsctly eroded. toed BROUGIAM void, this onL thle only poet olthc hod- get whicih hoe ...

... ?? -- MONDAY MORNING, MWAY 5. There is little of interest in the proceedings of Parlia- I ment. The House of Lords did not meet on Wednesday ?? .. . ?? or Thursd y.On Friday their ti me was chiefly occupied eat 1 ayI by the motion of Earl PFowls against the proposed unifin ew of the Welsh Ecclesiastical Sees ?? i een Asaph. After a long discussion, it was negatived by awl the majority of 129 ...

... The Queen and Prince Albert, the Duchess of Kent, the Ladies and Gendermen of the Court, and the domestic Household, attended divine service on Sunday morning in the Chapel Rloval, Buekingham Palace. The Bishop of Norwich preached the sermon, .and the Hon. and Rev. C. Leslie Courtenay officiared at thit service. [Ter M4I1ajesty and Prince Albert honoured the Italian Opera with their nresence ...

... ary moilthly meetinz of this Reverend Cot Ialzin l lma tUZ u&awtuvw . h The ordinary monthly meeting of this Reverend Court was held t on Wednesday in the Presbyterv ?? Rev. MIr. Douglas, a Moderator. The meeting having been constituted, and the minutes I of the previous monthily meeting and intermediate meetings a having heen read and approved of, I d Mr. M3funro of Campsie was elected ...

... Or oxmtya' LDINBURGH. 1oigof tule j)reeclwiiy kof Edinbutgh stats I'1~ ?? jlelly \'rciteli, tite too.- sore : ?? Stittliileli 0 ItttO cil to-c ?? tio tonhea o tct ?? ~tp rioo ite bill o li~l ?? I 'll bo- s htSciltiteurlid, for tills ttheiitiet of ikI' * I Ow t ,tet if t-eivittl TitO hill it itself ticls tin, -IoliitteI tlititti of tlie act Of ottlit.1 Or it ti c1 tttil to li rswopi101,im lii ...

... RAILWAY COMMITTElES. Ilooso of Carrnoerru, Mlay t. er Groop DD.L -TOO SOT~Tl8t CNTROL, Alits rora`a`1Oo0 AND oASOt-OCOO (InAotCer TO sirotnIis) itti nsLt-b- 1 Tire rcomnirttee to tire. D,) grl f tills mret tr-day ait 10 tocit ooclrlk, fi, rooms NO. t 4 fir Parker presiding as chair-0 Mr Wilrima' or trod ?? oo Lord Doorusoro ye- ti tiara against th Ldirbir-glr saul GloIT-s irlrraw. bllI, hy ...

... PllVA'i'AE' ColI Ti i'.l'.'NIDE secil. NIis hid, [toiiepe wi. ?? li' ?? -elves h a flie hsl I'tilM eeo,, Ih n Cil!i' l ?? je~tl, iteisitl Illlh mc: lin ims. t ceiil 15155 gelle lin iitumtl. $1 c-otal, I to keep their cottag I;LCiirei1i titleti$rin-clrlo ,I- l ijo a-oiwt~ lt rilght fee, lie_ I.-tti,'re fi-' thuo til eieormal,n that oil sh'c ?? tile i- p-ie Vs I le heoiplht fhwtliewr IT i h, ...

... P1RESBYTERY OF ABERDEEN. This Presbytery held their ordinary meeting in St. Mary's Chapel, on Tuesday week. After disposing of a variety of private business, they psoceeded to take up the overtures transmitted from last Assembly for the e consideration of Presbyteries. a It was agreed to approve sicapZiciter of the overture anent the a regulations of the settlement of ministers, though there ...

... LzHerald took the oaths and bis seat fror the c in JMr. Fitzgerald took the oatis and his seat for the county of oars ITipperary, in the roonm of the late MIr. Otwar Cave. The lion. rest Member wvas accompanied to the table by Colonel Rawdon ani the Mr. E. J. Roche. the GLAsGOW BRIDGE TRUST. rts, Mr. P. 21. STEWART, in nmoving the recommnittal of the ;rd Glasgow Bridge Bill, said, that the ...