... ?sq?etixT I9arliarnent. ?? * .e~ ~e. - Arh ROUSE! OF COMMONS. Wl WEDNESLLIY, Mfay 19. eqa ~Ze following; ritilway btil were read a second tine and ntJ Wdrerd to bg committed -Tbe Fuwnewe Eztenslianl the Lvon- Mr. don. 8alirbury. and Yeoil Junction i Saisbury to Yervil ;) an D Mv the Wsrwioleshire nd Londsn (tw o bills.) She Dubin Cemeteriest Bill wa alstto read a seconad LlmeC. Mr. She ...

... If any thing could be stranger than to see a no Tory Government expunging from the statute so book those records of the bigotry of this free Ota country which still disgrace its past history, it Tui would be the fact tlhat any person removed grj from the lowest ranks of station and of igno- be) ranco could yet be found to advocate their con- I tinuance. They have long been practically re- ...

... EVENTS OF THE WF. MURDER OF ANr OLD MAN BY ama SON. On T ing the village of Kirk Bramwith, about sever ?? . town, was thrown into a state of consternationby the rot this y~ tereport tha an old man, named William Knowlson, had beet, tuhe victi Of a most savage attack by his son Robert, the result i of that his life was in great danger. Mr. esult Of which was ?? KnowIson Wt is about 70 years of ...

... T H: 1 E R A. [LATEST EDITION.] PUBLISHED EVERY SUNDAY MORNING AT FIVE. SUNDAY, MAY 17,1846. l The usual May munminigs are in fall swing at Exe- ter Hall; the theological Jacks-in-the-Green are in high caper, and the ladle is every day sent round for stray coppers, destined for the erection of bricken tabernacles in unheard-of suburbs, or the purchase of moral warm- ing-pans for benighted ...

... IUNIVERSAL LIFE ASSURANCE OFFI CE. 1, King Will1iam-strect, City The annual meeting of the proprietors 01 tbis soriety W.S held at the office on Wednesdiy, the 13th instant. The chairman, Sir Hieniry eWillocrk, .LS., read the report, wihicl exhibited the 1ololIoubli position ot the Socity:- 381 Policies issued in the vear 1845, for £:303,748 4 8 3448 Policies from th1e eonim 'nenent of the ...

... sPA 1N. MADRID, tIA 7. rPRtOM OUR COltRESPONDENT.1 It would be a great mnitake to suppose tbat tbings are 'about to settle down here because the Glali-lan insurrection has been suppressed. The nccounfcs which reach us from all sides show that the discontent ia great and widely prevalent. The captains-gtnerl rule in their districts as S0 many c istern palcias, and though there may be some ...

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... ST. JOHN'S NEW SCHOOLS.-On Monday last a tea- Party took place in the new school room, connected with St. John's Catholic chapel. The attendance was very wtumerous, after tea the company enjoyed themselves with dancing, &c., and the evening was spent in the most convivial t manner. On Tuesday evening, a treat was given to the children connected with the school, in Ithe above roor the tea-party ...

... VARIIETIE S. A.- ?? At at - - The Gener~l Assembslyo~ftiheFree Chuirch of Scotlad wil meet on the 21st instant. i The town commissioners of Enuis have voted an address Of condolence andl confidence in Mr. Smith O'Brien. re1 A. new three act comedy, by Dion Bourcicault, isrehlearsing 'f at the Haymarket, ' A letter fron. Naples states that General Narvikez is ex- d( pected there about the ...

... VESSELS ENTERED INWARDS AT THE OUSTOM HOUSE, Msy 9.-The Elizabeth Buchan, Bailey, from Launceston-Augus- tus, Clarence, Port Adelaide-Anna Robertson, Munro, Canton- Charlotte, Carter, Calcutta-John Kisig, Martin, Mauritius-Harebell, Bales, Mauritius-Napoleon, Miller, Cape of Good Hope-Williams, Wilson, Rio Janeiro-Gibraltar, Michell, Dominica-hMarlborough, Russell, Jamaica-~Duke of Norfolk, ...

... A performance unique alike in its character and thc quality of the audience, attracted the well-known taste aud skill of Mr. Mitchell, in providing entertainment suitable to thc occasion, took place in the St. James's Theatre Saturday afternoon. The auditors in chief consisted of the Prince of Wales and thc Princess Roval, accompanied by thc Duchess of Kent and the Duke of Cambridge, and ...

... of Deputies, is not yet ended, and will not end this week. The ardour and the tenacity which the opposition has exhibited in this contest, may give an idea of the difficulties which the ministry will have to encounter when the budget comes on. Three principal questions have been raised in the chamber: the judgment to be held the conduct of the government m some recent elections; the ...