... PARLIAHENTAR1Y C(OI1? 7.'SPONDLE'NCE LETTaR V.-FIIOM SIR FINIKIN CLUM, t BART., r.r1., 'To TIIL REtV. GiABIRIEL STORitES, ItEcTon oP MON'Ey- ]tIAGS-CUMt IIASSOCES, - SHIRE. They tlouglit they had crushed the Prstectiotist host Blut you see, my dear rector, we've rallied a Lain. Fromn post unto pillar-trem pillar to post- MWe're fighting airay in this labour in vain. On Iomps asd onl silk ...

... E'XPRlE'SS FROM PARIS. Till followying ?? in the greater pti' ofur o ycstet'lay's ilpression ?? We httve received the Paris papers of Mondoa y by 0 out' o'tibnals'y express. A T 1be itttiopt t t th ?? life Itas alrealyly lost its Oi interest ,-iti its nov(tIty, if we ltity julgel. by tllhe e! . N P; plil'ers. It is noxv alitlost universattly ?? itte tit r i the crimme was icrely 11 act of ...

... GOURT' (CIRCULAR. WINDSOR, WIN [3NESDA V. ,,,lile e n qiq mid Prince Albert took their accustomed kenr dek int P roudtill awround the Castle. fiii itovyl ?? I limice AMlbert rode ont on horse hli mijo tl~retiooll, aeeolmnitd by Licntunant.''ol oliltl ?? ijonr. S tl aietv the Queon- Downt'r arrivejd nt the Coigtle this, lt tr!iini, on a i visit to her Mamjesty atmdm the Prin oe- ummismmniq s. ...

... PO RTUGAi\L. [n1' EXPR'lESS.] Wle Infie received accounits from Lisbon of thle °lst instant. Agrarian disturb~ances hade broken out in thle p~rovince of Minhlo. 'lThe Constitutionl was suspended on thle 2t0thl inst ltor a terml of twventy dayZs, thle ?? suppressed, military tribunals created for thle trial of all ofh'cnees against the state, and summ11ary pvroceedinigs wecre to h~e institnted ...

... WVINDSOR, WEDNESDAY EVFNING. Everything has been very quiet at the Castle to-day, The Duke anid Dueliess of Norfolk aund Lady Miary Hloward have taken their leave of her afjesty and returned to London. lis Excellency the Baron Brunow has returned to town. t Lord Alorpeth, the chief oommissioner of the Woods and Forests, after having ijoined the Master of the Horse in the inspection of some ...

... H'IIE GREAiiT' 13BRITAIN. LiVvr'OOL, WEDXESDAY, SEPT. 30.-TIre following letter from Lieutellant losker, tie commander ot the Great Britain, has been posted in the public news rooms to-day:- 1 Great Britain Steam-ship, Sept. D. ' Dear Sir-By the tog I seud Mr. Smiith, with all the cargo she call take. A few packlages may be touched with the fresh water, but I trust not damiaged. All the ...

... yllL:vL,' ARC lli2'OLO(1AL IITbi'L' JILE''ING IN YORK. I [}IOM OUR itRLP'OtTEtt.] YO iK, WRI)EDNESDAY EvL;NING.-'T'his day the several sectionS col iii t'i.'d fllfir labours. 'Ihlie Arlcitcctutirl Section met in the Concert Room, it eleven o'e'lIck; the Earl Iitzwilliait beiig in the chair, aipportdl by the Marquess of ?Northiunlptoll, and otier diitigpislici-l mnetbeis of the Institute. ...

... IR.ISH J)ISTlRiESS andlt IRISH RAILI AYS. In iot I T('1if i' t requiitefion , IIbich was ?? and T.SltT If 1;1iNe ii , TletL Lcrd Mllyfrconvenliet ?? of tile ciTiz, II, it DIthoib il on idoy, lit thle Roya Eeli iii Cli for the' pal p), Of ot ppIyi~n, to thle 10ovt raI TTeit til ?? Mone y, lf %oay ol lioa, to such Irish rafivaN cooM ai canl otfvr w,oi i T rv eet urity for such loan, ?? I'to ...

... NOTICES OF NOTI101NS, AN D ORlDER1?S O.F THiE DAY FOR THlE ENSVLIN WEHICEh. MOsNDAY. L-xclusives Privilrgo of TroditigAbo~tlioiit (tielaid) Bill Thr read lu ?? ''tt ilt i uliliC tithoi . l)I initt ~ Wid etilcetO Bj yI.C,tlctrafl( of Itejort. Baleste~ll pl 0i;Irtv ( treland) llj-CO intieeo. Vtii (tClod lljll -totntttittec. 1)1l-ticit Illwhific Astitt5(Ireilitt~l) tiill-COMttliffl5N Isiioo i i ...

... DUBLIN, SErTErmBER 3. tPROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.3 ADDRESSES TO THE LORD LIEUTENANT. The following addresses were presented to his Excellency at the Vice-regal Lodge yesterday, after the despatch of my letter: CITY Or KITLKENNY GRAND JURY. Captain Helshlam, the fbreman of the Kilkenny grand jury, presented the following address to the Lord Lieu- tenant:- To his Excellency John William, Earl of ...

... JMALTA, AuGUST 25. DIZSTOOT UiTIT N or THEl MEDITERRAN IAN S QTTADRlO N. -In M)alta Iccibour, tile Ceylonr, 10,ireceiving ship, bocirinig the flisp'of Rear-Admiral Sir Luijus Curtis, superinten- dern of' Malta dockliyard, and Cuminuirider-inci-hlef prio ten;. in the tibsenee of Viue-Adminral Sir W~illaim Parker in the(, Iliberniei, 104, cruising with the squadron of ?? hlerb war steaimer, ...

... Ilic LONDOIV G6AZETRqf'FRIDAY, Sept. 4. WHITEhIALL, SEUPT. 2. Time Qimeen has been pulvemsd to direct letters ptetent to be passed under the Grea;:t Seall, g'ri lug tli. di gnify of ii Knig~ht of the Uninteil Ki aimloio of Great B3rita in aind Ire- land unto David Polloelk, ?? Chief Justice Of' the Su- premie Court of Judirmilure Ait Bombay. Time following butildingsf are certified ?? places ...