... 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 ...

... S COTLAND. d liepressmative Peers of Scotland.-We understand that at the approaching general election there is every proba- bilitv that the E arl of Dlandonald will he proposed as one a of the si teen Representative Peers. Apart from all poli- c tical considerations, we should earnestly hope that the e brilliant, though, alas ! chequered history of this hero, , combined with the recent and ...

... E M I G R A T I O N. ,n - -r_ -1- Ier (From the Globe.) While the vague notion of turning Irish paupers into n prosperous ernigrants, bv the million, seeks extinction in LI the inquiries of Lord Monteagle's committee, practical ?? will probably feel inclined to turn their attention to such evidence as we have already within reach. The piulication, this morning, of Further Papers relative to ...

... FOOD) AND MANUFACTURES { id ,{ / A 1 . 1 ..d _ / . . i ( Frer It ei Miscidialesfer Gusrdiar.) to There are already evidences, which Cannot he rmistalaen, of tne s'100ous eff'et whuch a periodl of scaceity and ii prices i's p(prlodcingll Upon tile ro:rnofactoring ti ole Of ur ope Njighi pr1ices of the irative prodoLetS of a coorit i th i hare iont lcee n deemed essertitl to its intertna] ...

... FROM THIELOSDON t4AZl:TTE OF TUESDAY. ,f35 l T III.-TE11AA1., JUNE 19. The Queen has been p]eased to direct letters to he passed unader 5 the Great Seal, grantiag the dignity of a patent Knight of the ; Unitel Kingdom of G~reat Britain Still lreland unto James Earl I of Ehi-jn and Kincardine and John Earl of Stair. C T'rhe (bLleen has also been pleased to present the Rev. 0 t .Bowers, B.D , to ...

... FROM THE CLYDE TILL OF ENTRY. O ?? ANDo IMPORT's, 6 Juno 19. Fair satlbleon of GXwalasgowF. Ili.frn o with about 201.0 qrs beans, 200 dtunnage mats, to 1). &c A. benny & Co.- o It & P. Step~hens, agents. - Maid of the Mist of Greenocke. G-. Jamjes traon Gir~rsnti, with abort o 00 ts brimstone, to C. Tennant & Co.-! box salt, to J. Oil. Stewart Co.-- S R . Young, agen: 3. - $Nashua of ...

... NATIONAL RESPONSI111,11'Y FOR INDIVIDUAL I 0CR I ME. (CFront the iaese.) Perhaps no debate ever so succeeded in bringing out F the difficulties of its subject as that upon convict discipline, ir The greater tile variety of spealkers, the more extensive l - the information, the longer the official experience, the it- more vigorous the mind, and the more lucid the order and ?? style, the inore ...

... i G o w 1, ?\ T,, n c i I r - L B , (I A 1, 1) - I -1 - .1 I 11-1 - I-,. Tin -i ordinary i-on i-ltti,' i-i -- i-hif 3- 5.naiil mci- hell oni Tri-- -- cf the Boardc, i-n ithe elmi-ai cipal M4 '-hi-tan. acoi thle it-innries i-1 i --il.i-ht tst et, t ii- i-i-l.vi i ot Mr. lht1i-l-i-iili their hitI ?? I- 0i--- ?? Ii it ti-i-ni-ii--ii--ld filt il-l Ie, lii ti-il en inl diI ?? of liii- ?? iii-lIe.-, ...

... G L A S G 0 IV, J UN E 14. A cfee Benevolence-Our respected fellow-citizen, Mr. ge for Allan Clark, sen., actuated by a spirit of generosity and ptem- disinterestedness worthy of all honour, having offered to n the take the Treasurership of the General Session of Glasgow, ,was vacant by the lanmented death (noticed in our last) of Mr. Thomson, inspector of the city poor, and to discharge all ...