... 1 HOUSE OF LORDS, FRIDAY, JUNE 6. Messengers from the House of Commons brought up the Great North of Eugland and Richmond Railway Bill, the Norwich and Brandon Railway Bill, and several ether bills, which were laid on the table. Their Lordsbips then adjourned until iMonday. MONDAY, JUNE 9. Petitions against the grant to Mtlaynooth College were presented by lord Farnham, the Marquis of ...

... YORKs AND SoARuonouiH ?? rcaders will be surprised to learn that the Yorlk sad Scarborough ?? is to be g opened on the 1sti of July. The Act was nlz!y got last ?? i part ofthe line aleo is ol land which lias boon obtained by private arrange- me ost, sot d foir whlih.lo 2ct clis yet boen get. Such arQ thl resulti which enorgy, Jldgeent, ard tact ena achieve ii railwwyo. 'We dof not reinelmiber ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS, ll'lAT\NlUCI T-4 - Tir 1 O WVEDNESDAY, JU.YE 11. The Committee on the Romtan Cathiolic llelief Bill vas post- o poned by 2Mr. WATSON to Wednesday week. cc Is l)OG-STUALl\G BILL. II Mr. LIDDELL having moved the second reading of the Dog- ,, stealing BiSl. along conversiation ensuedt. Mr. B4ult, opposed, alid CaIt. 1lR;ICEtY alnd Major 9RgesisonD Suppo'tud the Jill, C as also ...

... TIHE MAYINOOTH BILL IN THE LORDS. eli THE House of Lords, as was anticipated, has Pr Bgiven its sanction to the Bill for endowing the College of lei Maynooth,-the second reading of the Bill having been th, carried, after a debate of three nights, by a very large flo I majority. When the secend reading of the Bill had been in moved by the Duke of WaLLNGTrONi, it was alet with an le, amendment ...

... * H - = - - - - - - ?? C ' pih EiC URY. ,1 .>rnTT'I A XTT i'v1 r- AN-iT ,; rk -- N TUIE AMERICAN FACTO-1 't'tC :1k FEMALE' OPflLAATLY~'~. ?? of Eo-adfosri,, riooiop d useful O'tdle wooth, unde. h ?? anid their uetnole Operatives wiset, al tel rioi ish ileeatsry X'epotlalo- ed Itg .-.ottof their ?? poamlpiolet t-nleclitires dieoby thle .Uveir~n I 't Ib' relit 'elitutoutooo in tie occultof ot ...

... The Speaker took the chair at the usual hour; when the Eouse was s urede the fact was received with a clheer. The Calodoniass Railway bill and the Clydesdale Junction Railway bill were severally read a third tiue and passed. The report oel the Whitehaveil and Furness Junction Rail- way bill was brought up, and the amendments agreed to. NEW WRITI'. On the motion of Mr. YOUNG, a new writ was ...

... [CONTINUED FROMR THE SUPPLERENT.] ii HOUSE OF COMMONS, THURSDAY, Jut 5. V UANCUESTER, SIIEFFIELD, AND MIDLAND JUNCTION. Si Mr. WH5ATILEV, on the part ef the Duke of Norfolk, resumed a the evidence against the bill, calling the following Witresses:-Mr. k Isaac Vickers, a farmer at Whittington, near Chesterfield Mr Thomas Dunn Jeffcock, a eoal viewer and valier, at Shefiield f Mr. Thomas Dunn, ...

... HOUSE OF COMilolS, FTJITlY'll- . 1 THURSDAY.- RAILWAYS. ly The~y nnd Tunting-doll Railway bill wsra lrlla of and p issd.T tS Sir J1. Y. B3ULLF.R presented certain lictitiong agsiq t Cornwall Railway Bill, which wore referred to the Scl~e'c't Cs57l le mittee. .t, Mr. T. BRA~ING brought up the report from ltre Abchterl at Railway Committee. The Kendal and Windermere Railway Bill seas ne~qa ti le ...

... .A f EN N T'S FOR THCE LEEDS MERCURY. ,.af erjiut ...

... 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, ...