... ME.ET[NG OF THE MYTON COMMIS- I SION ERS. I On Mondaiay hfi atijooried annuals meeting of tire Coin- Mji38 mriaaiianerg undter Ibhe Hulla anil My ten Iim provement Ac~t was JU held in the Townr Hall. Prestent :-Atateranar Cookinan. Hidge chairman, Aldermen Atkainson, 13rowirouty, sad Mlyth ; JU Cautreillacs Malcolm, Seatoat, and Wilkrinson, sand~the Town leas. Clerka. Ice at ALTIION-STUPEPT ...

... trrait Kti tgtff-tfct. Ioccul TsncCoUTY SOISRATSIN-A5 he imefor tted-iwith only service o The first rtep whtch requiltos to be takenl is that of the claims stiver lee icountles. The timafotrmiking the ...

... I THE DIVISION-MINISTERIAL MAJORITY. I The House of Lords has decided by an unequi. vocal vote in favour of the ministerial measure. The house divided at half-past five on Saturday morning, when the numbers stood thus:- FOR THE SECOND READING. Present ?? ?? ?? 138 Poxies ?? ?? . 73 - 211 AGAINST THE SECOND READING. Present ?? .I. ?? 126 Proxies .. ?? ?? 38 - 164 Majority for the measure ?? 47 ...

... I . A meeting of' this body was held yesterday at the City Assembly House, to The Right'Hon. tbe LORD MAYOR presided. to The following gentlemen were present :-Aldermen J. th Tandy Boyco, Kinahan, Power, Sir John, bart., Gardiner, O'Brien, Staunton. Cotuncillors-J. I,. Boyce, MacLogh- lin, Barlow, Creagh, Reynolds, Joh~n ; Wharton, White, (I George; Reynolds, William; Fogarty, Gilcreest, ...

... REPEAL RENI I .. - -- - I Return of Repeal Rent for the week ending Monday, Ist June, 1846. Bray, Wicklow, per Mr G O'Leary . fO 5 0 Carrickmacroa,. Monaghan, per Itov E M Gowan,C C 3 I5 0 Hisulnstown, Westmeeth, per br J King .. .. I 1 0 Cabinteely. per Mr P Brennan .. .. .. 0 5 10 Newport, Monmouthshire, per Mr Anderson .. 0 8 7 Chesterdield, England, per Mr J Bruen . . 1 3 0 Halifax. ...

... 0ilOUSE OF LOUDSTH- URBDAY, JUNE 18. Their lordships met at a quarter to five o'clock. ROYAL ASSENT. The royal assent was given tbis day to the following bills: Viscount Hardinge's annuity bill. (This bill enables the East Iadia Company to grant to Viscount Hardinge a pension of 5,0001. a year, independent of the income which he'enjoys e as Governor-General of India); the railway deposits bill ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS. NVY'VNERDAY, June 10. COMMITTEE ON GIROUP 22. This Committee met to.day at 12 o'clock, Sir George Grey in the chair. IPSWICIH AND BURY ST. I DMUND'S (NoRWICH EX'rTNSION.) The remaining clatisca of this bill were agreed to, and it was ordered to be reported. L.OWRSTOFT AND BECCIS RAIWAY AND DRAINAGE. Mr. Austin, for the promoters of this bill, informed the Committee, that in ...

... STILL THE CORN RILL! Tim Protectionists aro determined to die hard. They seem to have acquired new vigour during the Whitsun holidays, and to have drawn fresh courage from the uncertainties which have sprung up with respect to party taetics. Hence, on Thursday night, the protracted discussion upon carrying the Corn Bill into Committee. When the -question was preI . viously before them, the ...

... C, TRAINING SCHOOLS. thus Is ?? least To tke Editor q God of fthe Nort Wales Chron07icla. Go '6c Sia,-Concurrently with endotwments and a been rd due provision fat- the paymieit of teachers, ?? race ed should be a provision for the supply of persons hewr well qualified for the olfice; and w vhile the en- more m dowvment of schools, on the one hand, would tend Plaucc ay to fill existing ...

... VISIT OF IBRAHIIM PACHA To BPLr,\5T ., -. - - . I . - It was generally believed last week in this town th i we should be favoured with a visit from his Ii. ' Ibrahim Pacha, eldest son of the present potprj.1t* f Egypt, Mehiemet Ali, in the ourse of his to rol f these countries. Our anticipations were uler\ p I realized by the tact of the Parha's arrival, on slo; .morning last, by the Roy dl ...

... LORDS BROUGHAM AND STANLEY- AMUSING INTERLUDE IN A GRAVE PERFORMANCE. MxAN is tile only animal that laughs; and we sometimes see, in actual life, as well as in the great writers who have best portrayed it, SHsANsPEARE and SIR WALTER SCOTT, mirth oddly coming in to the relief of melancholy, and farce interweaving its motley colours with sable tragedy. The I-louse of Lords, all cold and stately ...

... LE ED S: . :%T o - - pla, SATURDAY, JUNE 27. p Sir TnACtuARsAN TIIUNnER AT WAiuEIELD-The fi gaell a uri'mintions of Popes against individuals or cemruunities who exy 9 diltterel from the Ronman Catholic faith, lave been often his ad heard, but it seems that the Established Church of England inc S ulso can thunder when she pleases ; at least, some of bar strc Vy ministers try hard to imitate ...