... I ILLNESS OF THE LORDa.LnFUTgANT OF IREAy just learned that the illness under which h Lss `c2-We bae Lord-licutestant haes been for some timel ab Eneetley the the astfewdays-sarrvd amostafa nelaburi ng, has ?? thethast few days aumdamsalrin'ng character; t- en, hathisexcll'ncy-'s nearest relatives hare been sat roch to attend at the castle froco England.-ubin ?? Monday. rcenting Nail Tasa ...

... I , I The neglect with which distinguished merit -active merit-haa been treated by several past administrations in this country, has long been regarded as a scandal to the age in which we live. Especially this has been tile case in their dealings with the clergy of our venerated establishment. The book-worm -the college tutor, who has been honored with the task of cramming the sons of peers, ...

... HOUS('F COMMONS, (WEDNESDAY) I, 11- x ?? ?? .. . . . I JUVElNILE OI LENDEIHS' BILL. Sir J. P'A(IN PTON miuved the second reading of tle Juvenile Ollenders' bill. ifr. R l ) oUC spps sed the bill as ain intfrinigement Ipoon the principle of trial by jury, and as giving far too much power to fux-lihuitning magistrates. Ile therefore moved litit the bill ble read a secontd ltie tiat day six ...

... BRIDLING TON. I ISal.o. - jr. .r.w_ -e SozRsa At THlE MECHANICS' INstlTTsU.-The annual soiree of the Bridlington and Quay Mechanics' institution, was held in the Corn Exchange, which was commodiously fitted up for the occasion, where a party of above 300, includ- tig many of the most respectable and influential persons in the town and neighbourhood; took tea. After tea, thb Rev. R. Harness, ...

... ImpIRIAL PARLIAMENT. | HIOUSE OF LORDS. THUPSDAY, APRIL 22ND. BREACH OF PRIVILEGE. gbe1arquis Of WESTMEATH complained of the reports d aupeared in the Times and Sun newspapers re- h h motion for leave to bring in a bill to restrain ti%.tc of land in Ireland. The passage in the Times ran 0 , The 9farqUi0f Westmeath complained of the ridicule en, ahis ?? had been received., Now he had ;11ied of ...

... LOCAL & GE3NERAL NEWS. Lrsso-s FOr' SUNDAY, MAY 2.- Fourtlh Sunday atter Elstcr.-Iortiinig-Deulerotiomy vi. and Acts xxviii. Eveaiaig-Deuteronomy vii. and Romana i. HULL SACRED HARMONIC SOCIETY.--\Ve have tile pleasure to ackllnowlelgo the receipt of a letter from Sir W. C. lames, bart., the member for this borough, enelsilg a donation of £2 ili lid of the subscription Ior procuring a co, y is ...

... .3D CASW-tIVtNG XlXEB Io ab HULL, FRIDAY APRIL 30 EVERY person sympathising with the great national movement now making for the an lioration of the social condition of th this country, will be rejoiced at the P issue of the public meeting held hesesfu Wednesday last, for the purpose of considering the propriety of establishing Baths and Wash houses in Hull. The meeting was not a I one; but ...

... I Qrionia[ al .ft forria, InteIience. AMERICA.-The Margaret Evans, Captain Tinker, has arrived at Portsmouth, with New York papers to 7th instant, which bring the important in- telligence of the reported surrender of Vera Cruz, after a severe struggle, and great loss of life on both sides. (From the Nea York Sin of April 6.) REPORTEr CAPTURE OF VERA CRUZ WITHI A LOSS OP LIGHT IUNDRED AMERICANS ...

... HER MAJESTY.-The Queen held a Levee yesterday, at St. James's, and will hold a Drawing Room on Thursday, the 27th May, to celebrate her Majesty's birthday. The Countess of Charlemont has succeeded the Countess of Mlount Edgeumbe, as the Lady in Waiting. The Earl of Morton has succeeded Lord Byon as the Lord in Waiting, and Major the Hon. R. Boyle, has succeeded Colonel B. Drummond as the Groom ...

... FIFTEENTH ADDRESS TO THE PRO-I TESTANTS OF THE EMPIRE, BY THE CONl- MITTEE OF THE NATIONAL, CLUB. A Bill has been introduced into the House of Commone; by Messrs. Romilly and Ewart, to regulate the charitable trusts of the Roman Catholics. By the Emancipation Act, and by the 2 and 3 Win. IV., o. 115, the Roman Catholics were placed on a level with all other religious bodies in the kingdom; ...

... BATHS AND WTASH-HOUSES I IN HULL. I PUBLIC MEETING. i On Wednesday, a public meeting of the inhabitants f ol of this town was held in tile council-roorn, in pursuance l of an influentially sigited, requisition to the Mayor, re- pu questinig hilm to conene thea said meeting, for the pur-. till pose of taking into Considerationlteporit fi establishing Baths find Wash-.houges for the poor of this ...

... Lib The following is a copy of tire First Report of the Commissioners appointed to consider tire state of thle several bishopries in England and Wales:- St TO HER AlOST GRACIOUS MAJESTY. w We, your Mlajesty's commissioners, appointed by or coennission under thle great seal, hearing date the loth di dlay of February, 1817, humbly offer to your Majet BI this our first report.jet 1We have been ...