... HOUSE OF LORDS, AUGUST 3. Tkeir Lordships met at Five o'clock. ROYAL ASSENT, The royal assent was given to-day by commission to the following sixty-one bills :— Sugar Duties (No. Bill; Zealand Loan Bill; Rope Workers' Bill; Battersea Park Bill; Chelsea Bridge Embankment liill; Shropshire Union Hallway and Canal Bill (Newton to Crewe); Shrewsbury and Herefordshire Railway Bill; Shropshire ...

... GS LIFE INSURANCE At(OMPANl, 36, THROGMORTON-STREETUBANH. Empowvered by Special Act of Parliament. THIOMAS FAI0NCO15I B. Esq., Alderman; Chairman. WILLIAM LEAF, Esq. Deputy-Chairman. gitolard E. Arden, Esq John Humrnpiery, Esq., Alder- ward Bates, Esq. Thomas Kelly, EsqI., Alderma Thoneas camel~in2Esq. eremiah Pitcher, Esq. ,m Clift, Esq. Lewis Pococic, Esq Ingleby, Esq. ~ ~ Esq X~er ?? ...

... HOUSE LORDS.—AUGUST 28. Their lord-hips met at three o'clock. ROYAL ASSENT. Th- royal assent was given b .v to Mewin* Consolidated Fund UiNDrainage ?« l-»wnbrofa:r. UH> .I; . Bill Public Works (Ireland) (No. 4) Kill; MigiS&BSSSSSSd Bill (No. 2}. „ - The Lard* Commissi were the Lord Chancellor, the Mar.iu.sof Lansdowue, the Karl of Miuto, Karl Spencer, and Lord Campbell. PROROGATION OF ...

... IJ'AL'ttIGNE'S HIISTORY 01F TlE, REFO)TMA'TION. WEhave seen with siirprise, in several. Neows- paesa;n nilvertinomnot t~itotl ity Messrs, Bat e tritod -Son titti Mr. Wini. Collitts, in refertnion to .ni arraingementt by whlicht we pt'rnilttnd thorn to print Itin pttblisti time lotirtil Volumet of D'uiiano's It storv. 'lT' comnplaint ottido is, that In negotiaiting writhi tltro, wit ditdt tnt ...

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... 1) BASS and IRON BEDSTEAD SHOW ROOMS, BL 42 Ludgate bill-A large assortment of BEDSTEADS in iron and brass, both for travelling and family use; comprising stump, half. tester, teot, French, four-post, aud portable eabin and camp; ?? some new and improved designs of cots and cribs for ohildren. TFRELOAR, 42 Ludgate hilL Mattresses of every description, bed farniture, &i. T HE SUMMER RIDE or ...

... . RGUS . LIFE.JI N A COMPANY, 36, THROGMORTO&STR C Empowered by' Spe'cial Act OrfazU sBN^ THOMAS. FARNCOMB. Esq;. Aldernan oeiit. WILLIAM LEAF, Esq;, Deputy-C a u Richard B. Arden, Esq. IJohn lioihecyu- William Banbury Esq. mau ?? ?? - Edward Bates,Esq. ?? EqA Th~omas Camttptin, Esq. Ieenh iher~- Al James Clift, Eiq. 'Lerwe~i P Esk,~ q, Robert Ingleby, . . .c Is PHYualciem-Dr. Jeafferson, 2, ...

... Shares, notwithstanding the obstructing interference of the settlement going on, were yesterday in active demand for several lines at improved ana improving prices. The North of England lines may be instanced more particularly. Newcastle and Berwick, which a day or two since might be had for 11 prem. were done at 14 prem. Altogether the rail way market wears an encouraging appearance. A large ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS, August 19. The Speaker took the chair at twelve o'clock. Sir J. PACKTNGTON presented a petition from Pershore m favour of the Small Debt* Bill. THIRD READINGS. The following private Mil. were read a third time sad Eyed: Bond Estate Bill; Farquharson's E»*ate Bill; Humphrey Divorce Bill; Sir Richard Phillipp's Estate Bill PRACTITIONERS BILL, tW« bill prcsented a T «nety ...

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