... r~ loTEACHERS AND ADULT SCHOLARS IN SUNDY SCHOS *.kN(HESTERJ AND SAL- coreof 2EG ?? etimon of Histor'y to L Cp~'lb il 1v 1WM~EDD ?? ?? ?? ?? LctreJul 21t, he agocy aicr Succesyfruj ?? ?? Conto, eq. I -cirTH LANCASUHJAE ELECTION- .14of0T E. -Thie Central Cofitteo for Condtucting thle P't;lov(f VWilliami Bron, a~ nd the H'onouratl hre '1,2g1e Vitllierii, SlT l ?? Buildings, Marliet. tIi' titlh, ...

... Cl«aver, I*, Red Lion Square, Holborn, London. It contains the original and delicate scent which established its celebrity; it is likewise much more emollient, creates a free and more amMastly, is cheaper and a more convenient shape thaMiny soap. It not only does not irritate, but is a frmn effects of the atmosphere the skin. F. Cleaver likewise recommends a new yap (far riftperior to sand ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS. MOWDA June 28. The Clergy Offence* Bill went through committee pre forma, to enable the Bishop of London to introduce several amended clauses. PRIVATE BUSINESS. Lord BROUGHAM called attention to the ct of the private bills and business of the House, and, after haviDg spoken at considerable length on the unsatisfactory way in wbicli such natters were conductcd in bath HouseI',1' ...

... ~ Th CvcLopgDlA '-P»rt 6, A. Fullarton and Co., Edinburgh, London, and Dublin.—As this work progresses its value more and mere appears. Blackwood, for July, presents a pleasing variety of matter, opening with an elaborate notice and description of Prescott's Peru. It also contains a sketch of the life of Jean Paul Frederick Richttr; an amusing paper entitled 44 tale of the Masorcha Club, ...

... THURSDAY, July I.— Wind variable ami liyht. Jenny, Kruse, hence at Batavia Mary .Somcrvillc, Johnson, sailed from Calcutta for this port Btli May Tynwall, Jackson, hcnccat Havana Lady Constable, Poole, hence and Prince Edward's Island at Richibucto Ajax, hence at Qucbec Haick, Danellon, sailed from Trieste for this port 17th June Orwell, Rayncr; Daniel and Mary, Evans ; Symmetry, Jones: and ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS. MONDAY,, July 19. Several bills were brought from the Commons, and read first time. Earl GREY presented a despatch from the Governor-General of Canada, stating that the sum subscribed in the North American oolonies, for the distressed Irish, amounted to Ism sum than £33,000. The Leith Harbour and Docks Bill was mad third time and passed. The Herring Fishery (Scotland) BUI went ...

... Cite 8 ALUS POPULI LEX SUP REM A. FRIDAY, JULY 16, 1847. We have before alluded the division and distraction in the Tory camp. At a meeting, held in that camp on Wednesday, the confusion became worse confounded.'* The assembly was composed of the Mackworth Tory Saints, under the No- Popery banner, led by the redoubtable Mr. Thomas Berry Horsfull; the Peelite Tories, for Mr. Card well, under ...

... Esq., of Woodfield, has been placed on the commission of the peace for the county of Lancaster. Mr. Rowland Hill now in the neighbourhood of Liverpool, inspecting the post-office arrangements. Amid cries of No Popery, the shrill cat-call of No endowments, No bishops, begins be heard.—' Times.' It is said that market-gardener at Baguley, in Cheshire, about six miles from Manchester, ...

... ITALY.—Letters from Bologna, 20th inst., state, the conspiracy discovered at Home had ramifications the provinces. On the 17th, the day it was to explode, two battalions of Austrian troops, of 80*) men each, followed by four pieces artillery, with lighted matches, entered Ferrara, a city of the Pope's dominions, in the citadel of which the Austrian* maintain a garrison. The soldiers had their ...

... UPON THOMAS BRADSHAW ISHERWOOD, ESQ. DEPUTY-LIEUTENANT OF CHESHIRE. On Tuesday last a commission de lunatic> inijnirenJo was opened before F. Barlow, Esq., and a special jury of eighteen, at the Gray's Inn Coffee House, llolborn, London, for the purpose of ascertaining the state of mind of Thomas Bradshaw lsherwood, Esq., formerly of Marple Hall, near Stockport, then of various places in the ...

... PULCLECTURE Will be 'Qeliveied in the ?? Room ofthe Athni ra (whIch has been oengaged ?-tile occasion, ?? ojfurisg te28th instant, by Mr. ing j i iI.BNA f iago~7n h rinciple of the Tern- IT pitanc Prvidnt ?? ?? Remarks on the Rise,- pr'rc's, nd dvatags o G~iecl Lfe ?? atten- r ~jo ofth Puli ispaticllrlycaledtothe importance of the sobj,?t.Admesi~a fee. ectre t comence at cjight o'-clock m ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS. THURSDAY, July 8. Several bills were bi ought up from the Commons. THE WELLINGTON STATUE. Lord BROUGHAM, who had just been oomplalning of the ouiaanoe and waste of time involved the ceremony of receiving messengers from the other House with bills, entered at large upon this subject, contending that the subscribers who had given to have the statue plaoed upon the arch would be ...