... A meeting of liberal members opposed to the Irish ministerial measures was held on Saturday afternoon at the residence of Lord John Russell, as Cheshiam-place. Lord JOHN RUSSELL opened the proceedings by re- marking that he was extremely desiroas to call attention to two very important matters which were immediately to come under the consideration of parliament. He al. luded to the Irish ...

... NEXXCASTLE, AUGUST 14. | Intelligence from ?? to thle Ist of Jnty, and from Calcutta to the 8th of June, has been received The monsoon bad set in most favourably; the sufferings of the poor were diminished and the cholera had leseened its ravages. Tranquillity prevailed throughout India. In Lahore there was a SDirit of dissatisfaction. The go- vernment was preparing to enforce its claims upon ...

... Mr Cobden has arrived in Paris on his way to Italy, and it is understood that the hon. gentleman has received an invitation to visit his Majesty Louis Phi- lippe. On the 19th inst. the Lord Mayor and thre Lady Mayoress will entertain Her Majesty's ministers and their ladies, and a large party of the nobility, at dinner -about 180 will sit down. His excellency Mr M'Lane, the American. mi- ...

... I -NEWCASTLE, MAY1.-- The iusurrectiollary movements in S aiu ap- Waer to have muore es tnsive ramifications than had been Buspecteil. Aceordiu& to late advices-detailed in ano- ther page-the svspeel of affairs was so threatening as to leave little aoubtA that mu engagement would shortlv take placo betwoon the insurgents and the troops. Serious Eisturbances have also broken out in the great ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-THURSDAY. Lord BEAUMONT was anxious to correct a mistake with regard to a petition he had presented from the counties of Durham and Northumberlajtd, on the sub- ject of bequests to Roman Catholios, and the conduct of Roman Catholic bishops and priests, in such mat- ters. The petition had been correctly entered in the journals of their lordships' house, but in the public journals ...

... ()P1')SED FARMING DISCUSSION AT. (.II ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY'S 0 I(VNT'RY AlEFrINGS. ! 10 TilE EDITORI 0' TilE StARK-LANE EXPRESS. .~iIt is well known to many of the original members thc society, that, fromn its establishment, I was desirous -a..1 the asemblae of uch a great number of practi- 1Y ?? from every part of the country, advantage 3 C~ be tak~enx of having discussion nthe, at ...

... LO9NDON,_MAY 20*O: s (Fromn the Gazette o0 Friday, Afay 15.) BAtNtuPTs.-William Blucknell Lemon, Croyan, Luke Whitby, Poultry, builde. Robert Smith, Sutsax- atreet, Tottenham-court road, London, cabinet-tiber. Thomas Showell. Lusdgate-atreet, Ludgate-hill, 'ondon, tailor. Williant, Erick, Hackney-road, Ionde. baker. George Sex, Stone QntteC-stTeet, Farringdon-srteet, Lon- 'don, jb-master. ...

... | I GENERIAL MEETING. Onl Friday, the general meeting of thle members was held in the Adusic Hell, at which Lord Purtman preSided. The NOBLE CHAIMANee, inl opening the meeting, road at letter from the ilayor of N\ewcastle, in which his Worship expressed his thanks for the great courtesy esith which he hail been received by the president, ceuneil, and nienhbers of the society, Mid thle extreme ...

... THURSDAY. The LoaD CHANCau.LOa moved the second ieading of the Religious Opinions Relief-Bill, which was founded on a report of the Criminal Law Commissioners, to whom the matter had been referred. At his suggestion the Commissioners had drawn up a bill, a copy of which was on their lordships' table, but which he had thought advisable to divide into two Parts; one part relating to oaths ...

... . MANC.IE9TER GUARDIAN~.-1t in now Otgted ?? the division on the Irish Coercion hill will take place oa Friday, and that the %inloflty against the government will be between 22 and SO3: that Sir Robert Peel will then cer- tainly reu3,n. and that a Whig oevrrnnent ithe arrange. ments for vrhich are now in progressI will be formed in the course of next week. These statements are at variance with ...

... IUNIVERSITY AND ECCLESIAStLCAL. I The Rev. Richard Croft, late Fellow of Exeter College, Oxford, has been appointed to the vicarage of Hartburn, Northuinberland. |The Rev. John W ilkinson, M.A., hasbeenap- pointed to the percetual curacy of Cambo, Northumbuir- land. Robert Walker, Esq., M.A., of Lincoln Col- lege, Oxford, ha8 confornied to the Roman catholic fath. -( hurch a2id ?? (iazetee. ...

... THE BERWICK BANE ROBBERY. BERWICzC SEssioNs, Monday, October 26.-Before R. Ingham, Esq., Recorder. The REcoRDER addressed the grand jary with refer- ence to the charge against Jane Thompson, for a rob- bery at one ofthe banks inthe town, and said hethought there was quite sufficient to justify them in coming to the conclusion that the property was removed with a, felo- nions intention. There ...