... LORD STANLEY'S PROTEST AGAINST THE CORN I BILL. q The following is the protest of Lord Stanley against the Corn Bill, which was laid on the table of the House of Lords on Thursday night- DISSENTIENT,- 1. Because the repeal of the Corn-laws will greatly in. crease the dependence of this country upon foreign coun- tries for its supply of food, and will thereby expose it to dangers against which ...

... MISCELIANEOUS- CONSsxRCATcON.-Monday morning the Bishop of Lose ti don performed the ceremony of the consecr ation of sth Jude's Church, in the Old Bethnal-green roa bng e h seventh of the ten for the erection and endowpmentf e which the liberal subscription of £100,000 was made a e P years since. NEW PnNSIONs.-The pensions charged on the civil list during the year ending the 20th of June last ...

... I --tT ~ .~ t rve HOUSE OF LORDS. IPSWIVCH AND BURY ST. EDMUND'S RAILWAY, (NORuWICI EXTENSION.) A Committee, of which the Earl of Ripon is chairman, and the Earl of Kingston, and Lords Wharneliffe, Church- hill, and Camoys, members, met on Tuesday to consider this bill. The counsel for the bill were Messrs. Talbot, Q.C., and Messrs. Daniel and Rodwell; against it, Messrs Austin and Andrews, Q ...

... Accounts from New York, to the 2d inst. inclusive, were received at Liverpool, on Tuesday, by the pac- ket-ship Montezuma. Important intelligence had been received from Mexico. The revolution against the Administration of Paredes had spread to the department of Jalisco. The revolt broke out in the city of Guadalaxara. and the Government troops having, after a short skirmish, surrendered, the~ ...

... COLONIAL CHUJRCHI SOCIETY. A meeting in aid of the above Society, was held at the Town Hall, Ipswich, on Monday evening last. The at. tendance was numerous and highly respectable, although the weather was adverse. The meeting was opened by appropriate thanksgiving and prayer. The Rev. J. B. WILKINSON having been called to the chair, explained the object of the meeting, stating that the Society ...

... WHITEPALL, June 27.-The. Queen has been pleased to direct letters patent to be passed under the Great Seal, granting the dignities of Viscount and Earl of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland unto the Right Honourable Lord Egerton, and the heirs male of his body lawfully begotten, by. the. names, stiles, and. titles of Vis- count Brackicy, of Brackley, in the county of Northamp. ton ...

... -1.,et *Pitwd lournal. SA.TURDAY, July 25, 1846. A bill has this week passed the House of Lords, an- nulling the recommendation of the Ecclesiastical Com- missioners, which provided for the annexation of the Bishoprics of St. Asaph and Bangor. At the same time the claims of Manchester, and adjacent district, for. the superintendence of a bishop,were fully recognised. This establishes the ...

... ELECTION FORTHE CITY OF LONDON. K,.JJ,Dt\IUIV 'VXALAi:- tJ*V-'N U~s Wednesday being the day appointed for the election of I a member to fill the seat vacated by Lord JohnRussell, on his acceptance of office as First Lord of the Treasury, King.street and the neighbourhood of the Guildhall was 1 early filled with hoard-men bearing placards, on which appeared Lord John Russell and extensive ...

... IPSWICH, Saturday, *July 1s, 1846. - SECOND EXCURSION TO ROTTERDAM. The public are again much indebted to the Eastern Union Railroad and Steam Boat Companies, for the op- portunity afforded on Wednesday last, of visiting the fine port and town of Rotterdam. The arrangements were on the most ample seale, and afforded the best possible ac- commodation to all who wished to enjoy railroad transit, ...

... SMWOLK TRINITY SESSIONS. ZIZCO IJIA, Monday, ?? 29. Before Juo. Kerrich, Esq., Chairman, and a very full bench of Magistrates, among uhom were John Leathes. P. Montagu, Charles Steward, J. L. Bedingfeld, and John SmithEsqrs., and Rtevds. S. Clissold, E. M. Love, Dr. Hugh Owen, &c. &c. The Grand Jury having riee, empanneled, and the pro- clamation. against vice and immorality read, by the Clerk ...

... I HOUSE OF LORDS. FRIDAY, July 17. The )regon ?? Marquis of LArSDOWNE laid on the table, by command of her Majesty, the treaty con- eluded between her Majesty and the United States. He bad also the satisfaction of acquainting their lordships that the ratification between the two countries had been . exchanged. The bills granting Annuities to Viscount Hardinge and C Lord Gough were read a third ...

... MELANCHOLY CATASTROPHE ON THE GREAT I : FRENCH NORTHERN RAILROAD. A serious accident occurred on the above line, between Douai and Arras, on Wednesday, the 8th instant. The National (Paris journal) of Friday gives the following on the authority of a person who was at the scene of the ac- cident, and gathered his information from persons who witnessed it * The train consisted of 24 carriages, ...