... THE GREAT BRITAIN STEAMER, AND NEW FIER AT PLYMOUTH. le- e The following communication respecting this extraot- rel dinary vessel is from a correspondent:- )le Pt1mbulth, ioth June, lets. , GwrTLEMrN,-XiSWlIUg the estimation in which your journal to held, I gladly ?? myself of its columns to address a few - lines to you on asubjectwhichcannot fail tobeinteresting to the ItY large population of ...

... - - - - I . . . w . . . _ . . We have much pleasure in noticing.the following statement in a recent number of the Wlatchmans:- On Sunday evening, an unfortunate female, lately discharged from the Magdalene, and whose friends had refused to provide her with a home, threw her- self in a fit of desperation, into the Paddington Canal. Fortu. nately Mr. J. Bainbridge Smith, (whose appointment as ...

... ILfe A~urance. is held out of great future anccess. Taking into ieth circunmsitnces stated by my friend ir. Iakr a a that the last year was one of unexampled prosperity it) the history of this Society,-and I should trust that the prsay IF Parity which has miariked our proceedings is merely indicative W of the general prosperity of the country,.7 evntica whiche we are all interested. I trust ...

... IPSWICH CORPORATION. A special meeting of the Council was held at the Town Hall, on Monday last; the attendance was not numerous, many of the Liberals being absent. MR. ALDERMAN BULLENaS RESIGNATION. The MAYOR, Aid. pursuant to the request made at the last meeting of the Council, he bad waited upon Mr.j Alderman Bullen, and had conveyed to that gentleman the sentiment of regret which pervaded ...

... I. E ED S: SATURDAY, JUNE 14. As fix le 6 10 TO OUR READERS. at Tni MuItculity will -ncxt week be acco'mpanied 4t it by atIl. SUP72MO a7MDAMNi:T, GrIATESu ai S ?? LErDS lIIEWIORLALS TO TUE QUEEN.--The Metnorinal I of the inl:abitants of Leeds, praying her Mijesly not to giv, thle 2, lloyal assent to the M1aynooth College Bill, till Ahe tiad, by a Dliso- liition of Parliament, learnt the ...

... [CONTINUED FUOtl TIME SUrPLEsENT.] HIOUSE OF COMMONS, WEDNESDAY, JU.NE 25. Air. COBTDEN renewed, as a suhstatitve proposition his t motion for a contmissiol of inquiry into the ?? and placticabiiity of secasring a uinlutra]ity of railway gauge. Tblis Was acceded to by SirGeorge Clerk, ol the part of the Goveril- me.rt. aud, altersoenodi:,cussion, carriedulnanimously. Tho SOLlCITOfR-GltNElAL ...

... hep Turn HULL AND SELBY- RAsoLWAY.-Tbe directors of this -n. railway hare, in thle handlsomest manner, fulfilled the pledge which td hey gave to the shareholders to carry out the wishes of the majority Sy in the lease to ties Y ork anse North Midland Company. On Satur- day last, a deputation from the Beard, consisting of Richard Tattie, coo Bog., Chairmen, and Messrs. Pease and.1Mayelstosno, ...

... Ior gpiWfelV0Dap' IfyolI FROM TUESDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE. WHITEHALL, JUNE 2. The Queen has been pleased to appoint the Right Hon. Dunbar James Earl ot Selkirk, to be Lieutenant and Sheriff Principal Of the Stewat'ofvicd briaht in the rootm of the Right lon. Raadolph Earl ot Galloway; resigned DOWNKNG.STREET, JUNE 2. The Queen has beea pleased to appoilit Alfred Stepheu, EsQ., to be Chief ...

... WEDNESDAY'S AND TH [U RSDAY'S POSTS. HOUSE OF C(O MONSFEDN-SDAY On the motion for resuming the adjourned debate on MrX Buller's motion, relative to New Zealand , Captain R6uT wvent into a history of tie proceedines of the New Zeland CompanY, which lye Cd irnllcited r pOS in teriis ( Munqualiied condemnationt, and concluded by moving as al ompendmnent, That the treaty of Waitangi, iln ...

... I ?? - I - AY' (From th1e Sasmill. ) ?? O(her three Scottish RTailwvay Bills have passed thleir critical wi in- stage, tvo rof thell verv impoortant, and we have now the pieasuse 2)o Vys of laying abstracts of 'the reulort. of the committees before our tai ito reader s The report oln tile Edinburgh and Northern wve hope to a a at, give on Saturday. int .rs, SCOTTIMT9 MTOLAND JtUNCTION. The ...

... The first statutory meeting of the Trustees in their new7-rlslI 1took place on Tuesday, at one ?? M'Kinlay in sh St chair. Iell T[le minutes having, been reacd llv the clerki, it appeared that tile ha -Commnittee of 31annegerneiet recoanimerltle silat situ; dic. l eth i allowved to report to the, first meeting, in if lny as to ithe ijtlualitiLa- fo ti ens of the a pplicaults f'lip the, iflit ...

... MiIS C ELLA NE OU S. e Tle Tijirt-Class FJefrqe._We have given more titan one example of the manner in whieh the spirit of associa- tion is di ectin- itself to the attack of prejudices, by taking undier its immediate protection, tl-e objeet of the pre jutice iitself-attaining, for instance, in some of the cases, by its on n vo)untary action, what the coercion of sumiptuarv Iit VS LI WS tL L VS ...