... HOUSE OF LORDS, ONDAY, JtTNE 7. The Lord Chancellor took his sear upon the woolsack at aE 5o'clock. R AFFAIRS OF PORTUGAL. C ) The Earl of ELLENBORIOU0GH wished to aek the Noble re ,Marquis whether there was cay truth in the statement which tsp- poared in the French papers to-day, that despatches bad be-en e sent out to the Prince do Joins-l~e, directing him to proceed with w' his -squadron to ...

... LORD LINCoLN'S COLONISATION SCHEME. Em( 1'iol til/c Thimesi.) VWe would fain hope that the interest awalkened' iy Lord antI Lincoln's mnotion on Tttesdsiv evening XVill not l- e I- in hegon and endedl in a mere legislative co. frezsiXoie. tt isam tile unhappy characteristic ti' an iinbe'ile age that the mlvi most intp ?? ?? run into talk. Ti .dl; ?? i ngg there is in this instance. WVhat 1i0 ...

... I':DL. AND CIIIY.\. I*i Fs; Ex ima£trtordinurp Et.rprnas.) ?? rv 'itiv'1 voc hare r,'tteiveii our usual letters an, 1, pr~!-ia~ticc-lrtlton of the ?? Mail. t.t-I e'l'C frm China isa -er important, and we learn ~I -te t ?? t-:; alt boo~n thn captur~ed hr a British force. t-~,r i- i's or the insult~s lately heaped upon the rmce-vofl 'rent otr crorresnondlent at [long Kong the f- K'onr; igmiwi ? ...

... RALILWVAY ACCIDENTS. (Fro the. Timaes.) .7 -t !pw 'ore the risinz of the House of Commons on ?? Ivilniut Colonel Sibthorp gave notice that he should, 1 . ?? lax, call the attention of the Government to t Pt& ,Il. number of accidents which have recently cc- * ?? n Tinglish railways. There is somethin so9 : :rn in the .xtent to which these calamities have lately r~i:_ :!ii thi: pub!ic must he ...

... THE CENTRAL REGISTRATION AND ELEC- TION COMMITTrEE TO THE CHARTISTS I OF THE -UNITED KINGDOM.I FELLOWr-COUNTRYMEN,-OUr long and continued agitation for the People's Charter has resulted in B implanting in the minds of the unrepresented mil- G lions of this country a deep and lasting conviction S thatjustice never can be awarded them until they A i are fully and honestly represented in the ...

... IISMALL FARMS AND SPADE UU (Fron Part XVII of the Peopre'sJoJurnw) S Saximundlham, April 18, 1847. Sir,-1 feel pleasure in forwarding you the promised from Mr John Sillett of Kelsall, showing t 011155 dhe pursues in cultivating his two acres o e 111501104 necessary, for the guidance of thoee whfld to le method, to state that he keeps his cows ( sdcet hi very productive) housed all the year, a ...

... The Ocean Insurance Association has given a donation of 5.i. 5s to the North Shields and Tynemnouth Dispensary. THE LATE MR ?? On Monday last, a solemn requiem high mass was celebrated in St. Mary's Catholic Churcb, in this town, for the repose of the soul of Ivlr O'Connell. The Right Rev. Dr. Riddell, officiating as high priest; the very Rev. Monsignor Vincent Eyre, as deacon, and the Rev. ...

... 'IiIE IUl'IILA ,IAERS AND) TIIE BOAR. On tbe banks of the Albany tRier, which fills i:t to the lludson's lay, there is anioouget others a smoall coltny settled, iy hich is m ostly made up b3 emilgralts rioto the Highilaiids of St olaud. Though tile soil of tihe valleys ccnti-gioo to tthe river is ex erediogly rich and fi'tEfile, yet the winter being so long anti sererr thliee peeople do not ...

... r DEsTacriczo or A PAO..T.SHIP BY ANt IC21386. TwXvTr Livis LesT.-The packet-ship Euladia, be. longing to St Sebastian, while on a passage from Havana to Galway. was overwhelmed by an iceberg. She had 37 passengers (a great many of whom were females) on board. with a crew-of sixteen, including the master. She was a fine looking vessel, barque rigged, 300 tons berthen, and was laden with a c ...

... TE- - - ?? -S.- - - The patriotism of the Irish has stood many a test, but it has ever shone the brighter; they have had their country trodden under foot-their rights outraged ; they have been decimated over the four quarters of the globe; they have fought for foreign countries as soldiers and sailors; they have lingered in foreign climes as emigrants, but true as the mag- net, their hearts ...

... MOVEMENT OF THE oPERATIVE MASONS FOR SlIORTENING TIHE IIOURIS OF LABOUR. ring -- teri The Masons ot London, wivo have bepln agitating ittle the Slier houar question fer thle last three niiinths, had held their Iabt public meeting, prior to proe'outing their testimonials to their etnplo) crsi, at the 'Jnuipe- rance Ball. laterloo-roard, Ltiambeth, (in Friday vening, Stine 11th. 'The oplacisus ...

... :MiarlIA1105. ?? ?? - -- ?? Y £LOPEsIINT EXTISA(,BDlWARY.-LOss week Mr John ar, ion1., of ' Haifx elpe f his fathcr's resi- dence with a - buxi yourg widow, their house' keeper, to whom he was married immed iately after iat thle parish church. The gay Lothariio is in his alfst year, and the lilooming bride about half his nee. f On the news being communicated to his vencrable parent, he said- ...