... IL iM iA; O o U S E O F L O R D S. T.H UR.SDA Y, May 22. Lord BEAUMONT having rioved for some -papers con- ,ected with the State of Greece, whieb Lord Aberdeen ssad could not be produced, inasmuch as they did not exist, The LORtD CHANCELLOR moved the second reading of the Charitable Bequests Bill.- In 1818, lie said, a com- mission had been appointed to inquire into the charitable trusts ...

... THE NEW RAILWAY SCHEMES OF THE WEE.K, the WoaaCsrEn, TnNinriy, iND LUDLOW RAILWAY-a line the o thbout 20 miles, in connection with the proposed Hereford the d fguheewsbury Railway. The capital is £300,000, ii £50 bad shares, with a deposit of £2 15e. per share. her DIRSOT LONDON AND MANCHESTER RA.ILWAY.-There In ?? two schemes of this kind just out. One of tbem is a ape, revival of the scheme ...

... I - Ad . _ OXFORD, APRIL ?? ?? lolden on Thursday, the Rev. Barre Phipp, M;A, of St, John's College, Cambrklge, was admitted a, n5 Mrrcfi.AofSJh' denea eongregation holders at the same time, the following degres oreconerred :-Baclrelo' hn Civil Law: B. David, St. Mary, hall, Grand Compounder Itsters ,f. Arts Rev. 1, Owen, Scholar of Jesus: J. P. Meitland, St. Mary trall; Al. J. T. Boys, ...

... the to THE QUEEN'S BIRTH-DAY.- The twenty- 'Ct, ninth anniversary of her Majesty's birth waS observed here on lt Saturday, with the ctistomary. demonstrations, merry peals from the the bells, and displays of the national ensigns on the towers of Ngp the respective churches, at the Custom-House, Trinity-House, SS and other public buildings, and very generally on board the nunerous shipping in ...

... Tolonfal all'o sonign Intellfgence. ster ARRIVAL OF THE GREAT WESTERN. wit The fine steamsehip Great Western, Capt. B. R. Matthews, that left the Wharf at New York, at 3 p.m. on the 24thult., was fre telegraphed at Liverpool, early on Thursday efternoon, and lam arrived off the Rock at half-past nine o'clock, thus making pun the passage in fourteen days one hour. She brings 141 B, passengers. ...

... | DEATH O COLONEL SHELTON, OF THE 44TH REGI- BIENT.-The Dublin papers announce the death of this distinguished officer, by a fall from his horse, on Sunday. The 41st (Welsh) Regiment, under Colonel Sir Richard England, ?? on landing at Cork from Bristol, march for this garrison to be stationed, relieving the 15th Regiment, which proceeds for Cork to em- bark for Ceylon. The 13th Light ...

... LOCAL INTILlGENCE, t of' Tue Earl of Yarborough has laid out a consider- ,-able Portion of land on, tie estate in the Isle of Wiglit for gayr- We dens Of a quarter of an acre earls, to be let to the labourers of tte :Threnme of Mrl. W. B. Hay,oftitwnad atoft Hull and East Biding School1 of ?? sod ppers i th lit of gentlemen who obtained diplomais, as soI Members of Otie Royet College of ...

... TiHE QUEEN AND HER IRISH SUBJECTS. Although by this time the columns of the Times will have afrorded sufficient testimony of the lip-loynlty inculcated at Conciliation-liall, and preached through the medium of the Repeal press, still the sceptical reader will have been scarcely prepared to lind one of the most influential organs of that party openly proclaiming its exultation at the success of ...

... I IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT, I 'vita Ho USE OF LO RDS. woW TI UR SD A Y, imop 8. that THlE RAILWAY SYSTEM. tlsoul Lord BROUGLIAM presgented apetition fromAMr. Sowerby any s Oceupyissg a house and grounds in the county of Rutlanda, 0~ complaining Of tho intrusion of the Syston and Peter- f th borough Railway Onl his grounds, to his great loss aiid Was injury. con] Earl FITZ WILLIAM said the case of ...

... DREADFUL ST.EAM BOAT DISASTER. Ine JVew York Sun publishes thefollowing particulars o the loss of the steam-boat Swallow, having on board bo50 passenur -sThe steam-boat Swallow, having on ;board about 350 passengers, left Albany last Monday evening at six o'Clock, for this city. When opposite Hudson, near Athens, she struck a rock and broke in two. IAll was consternation on board; the ladies ...

... IEDON. I Yesterday, the members ?? ?? St at Ileloss, 1797, heold their annual feast, acid admitted several 1a new members, Aproceosion ?? churchitook lilacs, eceoiatsanioid V seithti ie usioal display of boanners acid music. Ass appropriate SC sermon was pcreached on the occosios by the R3ev. J. II. Wake, a, otter swbich oboist tswo hundred dined at the htouse of Mr'. li. it Wsrighct. SC ...

... I I AB3STRACT OF THE REPORT OF TUE RAILWAY DE- PARTNIOENT OF TEE BOARD OF TRADE ON PROPOSED AMALGAMIATIONS OF RAILWAYS. 1.I The proposed aniatgaoosation qf the Gt'and Jtnmdioni, Liverpool acid Mianchiester, and Nosrt Union Rlailway Conipanies. In thisl case thle principal arguments urged in favour of the amalgamation nre, that as Liverpool is the common terminal pool and Mlanchester hune is ...