... HOUSE OF LORDS. THURSD.'lY Jan. 22. Trhe Session of P'arliamrrent was opened this day by -the Queen with t0r usual August Ceremouieg. ,t~ ton minutes past two o clock the report of carlinn announced her Majeosty'b arrival at the Riouse of Lords, and in about flee minutes afterwards her Majesty, at- tended by his 11yal Hlighnless Prince Alibert and thle great Officers of State, entered the ...

... We are indebted to the Hull Temperance Pioneer, an unpretending monthly publication, for the following statistics with reference to the various religious denominations in this town. This little periodical has the merit of having, on more than one occasion, furnished facts with reference to the moral and social condition of the inhabitants of Hull, which exhibit considerable care in their ...

... (By a Correspondent of the Tbiac.) NEW YORK, Frn. 28.-The accounts received here a few days since, by the steamer Cambria, gore universal satisfaction. They were esteemed of the most pacific character. Some ap- prehensions, however, are now entertained by the friends of peace, lest the Britisi Government may decline any further at- tempts, for the present, to renew the negotiation. I am not of ...

... I THE COURT, ETC. ARRIVAL OF THE KING AND QUEEN OF THE BEL- o1Xts.-Woolwich, July 27.-Intelligence having been re. ceived at the Woolwich Dockyard that their Majesties the Xing and Queen of the Belgians were expected to arrive in England about two o'clock P.m. to-day, Captain Superintendent lonnston Stewart, C.B., Commander Smith, of her Majesty's Docktyard, Woolwich; Conmander Cragg, of the ...

... IWE£L WESLEYAN, FOREIGN MISSIONARY SOCIETY. 4 A very numerous meeting of the Ladies' Branch of this society was held in the Waltham-street Chapel on Monday evening last. The Chair was taken by the Rev. Mr. Beevor, and there were on the platform several other ministers and lay members and filends of the society. The CseAIRMAN- said he thought the chair ought to have been filled by some person ...

... 3?3trIteirIie?af, &r. a Wircasar licsoL.-TisO aifalog. of this school have got Into or |Chancesy. In Vicc-Chancollor W~igram's Court, yosterdayr week, fl3C-p,~ Wh ithe Attorney.General appeared InoupporS of a bill of Infoermn- 3 36-v. Or| tion, loetiltuted by hir. Winch, teocscertain whether certain.,ands 'w ?? in Wailajey, applicable to the maintenance of the sohool and the t:|income arising ...

... lrcal InteU igenctr. ai ST. PIRTER'S CHsuacH.-This parish church-the ori- p ginal parish clhurch of Liverpool-though not yeta century and a half old, has been undergoing sundry I needful repairs and d ...

... 3ittienftrta, &C. le FATAL ACCIDENT FROM THE DISCHARGe O A Gua.-On Friday L of last, an inquest wae held at Barnston, near Woodeharch, before e Henry Churton, Esq., and a jury from the three adjoing t ...

... IMPORTANT FROMf AMIERICA. Wme have received New York papers of the I2ib ites brought by the London ~saeetasisip Switzerlad, likce as- has arrived in Mfaregate Roads . d ?? House of Representatives had ...

... EOKERBLEY, HOUS9., g In the MereHi* of January 30 was a letter from fil e Mr. A. B. Clayton, architect, justifying himself for fil the part he has had to act in this gross Tory job. to We Intended n ...

... I Z- -- go - Ass -1n;A-A 1-v -fF nf r Lor ?? have been abolished by act of prc d Parliament, and marriage is now the only lottery hei that the law allows. Lotteriesstillp ...

... ift ?? wria Inte .-q , , ?? ?? place :MANCHESTERI. turn, In RgPXAI orl THE CoaRN L~ssvou~~day last wag. oboerved at cop, a ?? as general holiday, in commttemoraio.5n of tile paso- the ol' log of the a ...