... TjYDE PARK SQUARE.-The Healthiest Spot L in Tondon. within Three minutes'walk of Kensington Gardens. -To be Let or Sold, a Splendid Family sfansion finished in the First Stole of Eloanco. fit for inamediote occupation; Combining every Comfort forakarfe Family Picotures complete, Bails room, Second Stone TobeLot adlsointohte sme ?? O a House upon a Smaller Scale. Inquire at No. S Southoriok ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS.—Wednesday, Juke 23. The Speaker took the chair 12 o'clock. PRIVATE BUSINESS. REPORT.—Home's (Ferguson's) Estate BiU. RKPORTS CONSIDERED.—Leeds Waterworks (No. 2); Manchester Corporation Waterworks (power to sell to the Manchester and Salford Waterworks Compaay); Taunton Improvement and Market: Bills. THIRD READlNGS.—Caledonian Railway (Edinburgh Station and Branches to ...

... May : Applicant. Lands in Parish County of Amount. / KiWriiTriT.r, Towie, ! £ s. d. J.DavidGordon Aoehindo.r, Inch, Aberdeen 5010 0 Kindcthmont Sir J. S. Rich- j Perth 1600 0 ardson, Burt. * , C. 11. Maxwell iiiuittlc, Kirkcudbright 10 0 SirJ. J.R.Mac-j jrqiilurt l , 0 kenz-.e f, oUs [ j Knoekhain t jContin ...

... TllYDE PARK SQUARE.-The Healthiest Spot Htin London, within Three minutes' waslk of Kensington Gardens -To be Let or Sold, a Splendid Family Mansion finished in the First Style of Elegance, fit for immediate occupation ; Combining every Comfort fora Large Family, Fixtures complete, Bath room, Second Stone Staircmse, and Spacious Diniog and Doawing ceenos. Tobte Let also in the same ...

... MAJETYSTHEATRE. I ?? a r ?? r respectfully in- oE The Nobilitaa SuETArit1'1 adi tae place on Thursday next. Jumed 1tth when will he Presented iellili 5 elebrated Opera, entitled joe w alle JENNY LIND * Lisa, Madasue tA S(N1X fI3`LA- d i or. Lablehe, and EiinO, Sigseor Gardoni. Solari. Cesitt 11001lp, ...

... Now ready, in 2 vole. post iv with nunierOU Engravings, price 24s. bound. 'S NARRATIVE T.ORD CASTLEREAGHSNRRTV of his 1 ,1 jOURNEY to DAMASCUS. Throngh Egypt. Rabin Arabia Petrnti, Palestine, nd Syria. Hr olrrPublisher, 1. Great MArlboog te ?? be had of all flooksellers. NEW HISTORICAL WORiK BY G. P R. JAMES, ESQ.I Thi sly s pblihe, iIvol. iro, oloth, tVe. HE LIFE of H[ENRY the FOURTH, LICING ...

... HOUSE OF LOKDS.—Tuesday, June 8. The Load Chancellor uok his seat 5 o'clock. PUBLIC BU3INEBS. SECOND KEADINGS.— Lunatic Asylums (Ireland); Turnpike Roads (Ireland), Hills. COMMlTTEE.—Representative Peers (Scotland) Bill. THIRD READINGS.—Poor Removal (England and Scotland); Lunatic Asylums; Towns Improvement Clauses, Bills. NOTICE OF MOTlON.—Education.—The Bishop of Exeter, on Friday next, to ...

... poETRY FRoo THE MILLION. '1dings, DrnrtllYC~n, London. - r.Charles Slomnan, teol I ~ Eigh~h -Stretscoie(iIO ?? and Lecturt ,rresi ?? cir, ogtim ,,s 0poewsi' n !Esq *yc, fat ror be is prr-pa ieo tuoec,9 tri'7 b,,rtocc notice, ae nti0 l ?? trl itfs ?? este, cobssr'ttctd with. asl ,b, ru.5- I PrtrO niedi' ins t wi or country As ?? - o 00,c icr- Vucalict._- 1- e Siltcr pro ibeaddrs-5 .I tt-i' l ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS.—Tuesday, June 15. The Chancellor took his teat at 5 o'clock. PUBLIC BUSINESS. PETITIONS.—By Lord LrrtsLTOV, from the Stourbridge Union, in of the Law Settlement. SECOND READINGS.—Muter in Chancery; Bankruptcy and Insolvency (No. 3); Masters in ChauceryAffidavit-office, Bills. COMMITTEE.—Burghs Police Scotland BUI. REPORT.—Punishmint of Vagrants (Ireland) Bill. THIRD READINGS ...

... In the House of Lords, yesterday, Lord Stanley submitted the motion of he !iad given notice, that the papers presented to both houses of parliament, command her Majesty, afforded, the opinion of that house, no justification for the recent interference of this country by force of arms in the internal affaiis of Portugal, the motion being supported by the Earl of Winciiii.sea.—The course taken ...

... Lyceum.—A long and prosperous season at this theatre was brought to a last night. The entertainments selected for the occasion were for the benefit of Mr. and Mrs. Keeley. The pieces were Martin Chuzzlewit, 44 Jenny at last, and 44 The Bottle Imp. In the course of the evening a farewell address was spoken by Mrs. Keeley: it asy.iniel a poetical form, and contained jokes upon the majority ...

... #e iver, specifying the saumbe of thei chancein:;~e DBVA ?? Orders to be made lpayable to )t:r O. Catherine-street, Strand, London. SPORTSMAN'S GAETEI 0 CLERKS OF COURSESdSEbRETARIES -OF TyACHTING AND CRICKET CLUBS-COURSIlG MEETINGS, &c. le shall at all times feel greatly indebted to those genrtle.- en who will take the trouble to forward us authentic returns of the meetings which may come off ...