... NOTICES OF NOTI101NS, AN D ORlDER1?S O.F THiE DAY FOR THlE ENSVLIN WEHICEh. MOsNDAY. L-xclusives Privilrgo of TroditigAbo~tlioiit (tielaid) Bill Thr read lu ?? ''tt ilt i uliliC tithoi . l)I initt ~ Wid etilcetO Bj yI.C,tlctrafl( of Itejort. Baleste~ll pl 0i;Irtv ( treland) llj-CO intieeo. Vtii (tClod lljll -totntttittec. 1)1l-ticit Illwhific Astitt5(Ireilitt~l) tiill-COMttliffl5N Isiioo i i ...

... I TYLE ANDOVER UNION COMMITw,'E, :ilThis committee agatin met yestorday at Pleven ocloltse, in call Room 2i. ?? Coturtem-tiy, Mr. Chrneis'. .1r. mid1 Mml itI, Sir- Win. Jol!life, Sir J. Pakit meon Crtputin l'cc-hell, IIA. Mr. Alitzitior Suttton, and Hr. Lano~toll. Ak- Mr. Parker, lutle assistant poor ecomiinissioner, ?? under this exai inarti tn the whole clay. The l~ri-rned geudii tlii Iwas ...

... IR E LA ND. DUBLIN, AvGUST 2. [FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.] 1oARD) 05' pUillIC WORKiS IN The governmenit have determined uponll ppoiliting a f0dhrt ?? of public works in Irelind, and Cap- tiv L rcom, lroyal Engineers, hlos been selected recently, Is Consequenre of thlO vast niountit of wvorks undertaken, a niesuno of extendinig employmoent for the relief Gthie distress produced by the failure of ...

... PRWCZ ALBERT'S VISIT TO L P0OL. ?? . -R O L When day broke on Thursday morning, ?? Weather was as fine as any we have had of late, and a brinkt July sur, showed the good town of Liverpool iu all it, 'ocavery of flags a-.4(d triumphal arches, and the manifold proearations made, both 'fi land and water, tc receive the royal visitor. These were m'.1c1 the same as -wital on such Occasions at other ...

... MALTA, JULy 25. BI5RIIUTIN O TH MDXTERRANEAN SQUADRtON. -At Malta, the Ceylon, 12, receiving ship, bearing thle flog Rp- of Ifear-Admiral Sir, LuciaB Curtis, Bart., superintendent Itels of Malta dockyard, and (inl tile absence of Vice-Admiral Sir lock Willians Parker, Bart., in thle Hlibernia, 104) Commander- ?? juro. teem. ; the Siren, 1(1, Flntome, IC, Meteor and ro~e, Locust steam sloops, ...

... ¶ISPER1ANL1 COVN'E'lTI ON. TlillDy~-,,OlUNTINGT SITTING. l'i tiv'titi ?? ait telo'clock yesterday morn- ing Sis ?? IItety Et~ jIII the chair. Afe iii p ?? Ituttess, Iticludilng satisfioctory 0olitutlt~i iii ?? tind tile U aited Stittes, titit an itej~rvst io toeit 'ettill t ot the srtint description front the 4 ouoto n., MIetropolitfni Drapers Total Abstiunwen l)r. LOV 1:1.1 addressed. the ...

... DUBLIN, August 1. • .. Blake.—We mentioned on Saturday, that Sir Valentine Blake would unable to offer himself again for the representation of Galway, on account of illhealth. We are now requested to state that the hon. member's health has much improved of late, that his intention to stand for the borough at tke next general election. Mk. o'Connei.l, M P.—The hon. and learned member for Cork ...

... address us in wffl findtheirconfidencerespected. NEITHER CAN WE UNDERTAKE TO RETURN ANY MANUSCRIPT'S WHATEVER. ...

... I S BAD ACTIONS ARE PERPETUAL CHnIDPRS.-A Pytha. gorean bought a pair of shoes upon trust, shortly after the shoemaker dies. At first the philosopher is glad counting them as so much gain. but awhile after hi conscience twitches him, and becomes a constant tide Repairing to the house of the dead, he casts in his men with these words, There, take thy money-thy due.. thou livest to me, though ...

... IMPE RIAL PARLIAM EN T Il10JSE 01? L0IlDS-FhtIDAY. The house miet ILt five o'cliiek. Tule Swnt'r Dulutir f No. 2) Bfill wvas read a third Ltile and phas ed. Lqord STAFFO 11 Illoved dhe third reading of the Phigby and Laininriolli lloilwi'iy 1ill. Lord IN I NNAID Il)Moved the adjourniment of the debate ?? a esh t, -o111011, i which Lord Cononys, Lord ~s~ontegie.B rl ry, Lord IleallmnOrt, thle ...

... COURT C(IRCULAR. The Qii eon, aiceoiip'inied by their Mnj.e(tios the Miaip and Queen ef the Inlitiq, tiolk thirit netilsltinied earll wiilk ycestrdsly, ill the anirdens of't flIV' siIIU~ a Il-r Iloyal Ii ltpiitiee tie D)uihss oat Keti t visited her M kiesry Vesterday, and rinained to I1inch with the augtust 0ijii alt filack-tl1igh1it Palace. Tl ir lIovA ?? Obi Prince of Wales, Prince Alfred, ...

... I ?? Typo I A CHIiD SUFFOCATED BY ITS DsRsuNEN MOTHER.-- On Monday morning an inquest was held before Mr. W. Carter, at the Windmill Tavern, Wyndham-road, Cam- berwell, on the body of James Bridgdet, aged four weeks, On Tuesday last the mother went to Peckham Fair, near the Surrey canal, in search of her husband, where she found him. She subsequently met some friends, and went home Intoxicated ...