... HOUSE OF COMMONS, August 8. The Speaker took the chair at twelve o'clock. The Lords' amendments to the Glasgow, Dumfries, and Carlisle Railway Bill were agreed to. CORK AND WATERFORD RAILWAY. the motion of Mr. Wysb, it was ordered that it be instruction to the committee of selection fix Friday, the 14th day of Auuust, for the first meeting of committee on the Cork and Water ford Railway Bill, ...

... ?? CEII.TRAL UNION AUIL IG &SSOCIATION. c'1, 1llaflltslrtet, enchurLh-estrect, Branch Office, 6, Princes place, Comariercial-road . Shares, 120; IHalf Shares, 60. ?? per Share; ls per Hale Share, per Month. Miirriyo sou: l he il!d at the EASTERN INSTITV- 1 l Coounercial road, oln Wednesday evening, 12th August, at Ut t o'cloek, tar corellieg members, and explaining the ob f lt etwty. Ales on ...

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... HOUSE OF LORDS.—August 13. Their lordships met at five o'clock, when the royal assent was given by commission to the following bills, the lords commissioneis being the Lord Chancellor, Earl Fortescuc, and the Earl of Shaftesbury:— The Consolidated Fund Bill; Arts Unions Bill; Airdrie and Bath- Kate Junction Railway Bill; Eastern Counties Railway and Thames Junction Branches Bill; Rugby and ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS, August 12. The Si'::Aker took the chair twelve o'clock. IRON STEAMERS. Mr. TVAWN gave notice that he should, to-morrow, put question to the Lords of the Admiralty to whether they had received any report of trials the qualities of their iron steamers, especially with reference to the manner in which they were affected by shot. , , PRIVATE BILLS.. Lord MORPETH obtained leave to ...

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... ol1' Mt IIPPEIIS anld PASSENGFERS. lx'r StlAt) tS ?? V IINON will RI El a If * 'rlitirlit Dtocks until Monidav, thle 7th September. f, ,!b-uiet c'ablie; etili ?? to P. Green Rod t NjA to OHIIN A.-REGULAR M1ONTHLY ~ ?? OM~uNICA'TilO for passengers otir Light Goods pu t5N 4tlE, nod ll~i{N ,vii Evybt.-Tini 60OD)5 and IPARCELSi to tire atrove ports itht~ t'o i onpoil, ?? 2ith of ever'y ?? or ...

... to CHINA.-REGULAR MONTHLY x N' lG 00'OlE,, and IIONG'KO.NG, vitit j,1yits.-TIv, ?? Stealt, Navigattoim Company book PAS. 1 0 toilie stove ports fromt Southampton, titi. 30oth of every ror pirties~lrst applly at thle CIoPtty's Office', 'No. at, Londos, or -No. 57, High-street, Soutthamtoon. 11'~ to NEWii YORK.-In consequence of et (JI'A ttltt'TAIN having toucheit tie groutat dorioig at h' ...

... COIJNTY REGITS'l'ATIO-N.-TIIF Chtairmns~t op`f the Aiiti-Corit-law 1.eu'It1VlifW OfilielltWly tounced titat it is the intetlttion 'It thle co noril strictly to oMilier,' to tile r'eso- oftion of Ino iitleftii1 fltrtl, tlk Ito' registrationl or County volers, bitt otithle saute litte stromicly ll'c.'liloletilkl~i.q lnt Ot :II ppe:1l shettli be oceli', to li Literal hullf F~ree Ttrade polty to ...

... THE SPORTSMAN'S GAZETTE, EDITED BY yA VTES. 10 CLERES OF COURSES-SECRETARIES OF S yt~tITIXG AND CRICKET CLUBS-COURSING yMtE'rlNGS, &c. llc shlall at all times feel greatlyindebted to those gentle- Taeu wvho will take the trouble to forward us authentic ,tloris of the meetings which may come off under their authlority. TO dORRESPONDENTS. f ,2pr-Wetenrderhim our warmesthanks, ...

... THE SPORTSMAN'S GAZETTES EDITED BY VATES, T CLERKS OF COURSES-SECRETARIES OF I MUTlING AND CRICKET CLUBS-COURSING .IEFTINGS, &c. W, shall at all times feel greatly indebted to those gentle- ,non ho will take the trouble to forward us authentic returns of the meetings which may come off under their authority. TO CORRESPONDENTS. C11?FTs-Was Grimston disqualified for the Goodwood Cup?- Cerrioly ...