... ?? -- 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 ...

... 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 ...

... I I ,. .w - . . ?? E (Fn'an ?? d~AteeP~ul.) At a mncetinq of thie lioval Ilstitution. on tlhe 25th ultimo, i'r -:es-or Fitratav gave an ilterestirg account of the new pinr, cG'S. Anastatic.prtil;tilc is the fresh raising ip oi copiestrirm Ia ir ?? sliest ef paier. This, hv the nrrocesc scrihnci mar hi |,Ihw to arn iul~efinite extent. Tile philo'cflllih of this proeess, ald It i c-ic- te, is ...

... One of those delightfil social mectinas, termed a congregational soiree, was held on Wednesdav evening, in the Trades' lall, Glassford Street, bv the members in connexion with, and the sitters in, St. John's Clurch. T'ie assemblage was large and reqpectable, and about equally composed of ladies anrd gentlemen. The tev. Mr. Charles Nairn, minister ofSt. John'se occrpied the chair, and was ...

... THE HYDRArLIC RAThWAY. (From the Lirerpool T;es.)I An invention, uinder thle above title, has been explalinedlit to us by the patentee, whljo is no ill the neighbilourilobh it C and it appears to be a systemi, of propulsion Vhicch merits 'IL more attention than it hias thuis far received. Thle inven- th tion, when once clearly understood, is very mp10le. Thle ar patentee proposes to -use a ...

... The Town Council mnet on Monday, in the Council Hail, Wilson I 4 Street, at twelve ?? Whitehead, in the absence of | the Lord Provost itn tire chair. TIle minutes of the previous In meeting having been read and approved of, te Mr. CHAPMAN inquired if there was any report from the com- ix mittee appointed to look after the operations going oer at St. i, George's Church . e The CRnAcenTeAv ...

... HOUSE OF C031MONS, APRIL So. . S. DUNCO).MBE lave notice that, in case the M Mr. T. S. DJUNCO BE oave notice that, in case the May- h. rtonth C-ilege Bi I passed a third reading, hie should move that n; its n-tration be limited to three rears. ir. S. CRAWFORD gave notice that, when tbe Noble Lord, s the Meniber for the City of London, brought forward his resolu'- tions on the state of the ...

... SUDDEN EXTIrXCTION OF FIRES. , 1-. I? I., . -IA ?? (fl'oiI thile Mo1rvsiny Chronirle.) t The Frie Annihilato anid the Inundator are the names given to I two contrivanee, both dependent ol tle same principle, fior sil r denltY extin guisti p 1 firesR ulicil clwere exhibited ait tihe AdelIaide Gallery oni Nvolcsday. The inefficien1cy ci wvater speedily to s accomplish the ?? ithe difficilty ?? ...

... GLASGGO , MAY 12. Di-srlluption of the Glr.zgeow Narme 1 Seminary.-The property of thn GhLsgowv Normal Seminary having passed into ithe possession of the Established Ch~urch, in cOttse- quence of an arrangemint between the Educational Com- Tmitteo of that hody and the Government, the buildings of the insituntio nwere, on Thursday, vaeatedbythe masters, stutdtnts, and scholars. The Swvell i:E1b ...

... MONDAY MORNING, MAY 26. The East India half montnlv mail has arrived, bringing ldates from Calcutta to the 7th, and Madras to the )4th, A -9 A Mlt -- ?? * . d I .AAAnA.o1sTMA et ?? the ot'April. The intelligence is, however, very u~n-importatnt. it, ere Sir Charles Napier's expedition against the predatory ant 'tar tribes of the Cutchee Mountains, has, as might almost ear tea. have been ...