... IETTE' PROMI A RA, W.AY WITESS t LO15D1 (roMn B~lackwood's Magazine.) j i Mv ?? ,.g the w'ords of the venerable Joe Grim- j 04 aldi_- Here I am againU' swearing away before the committees Idi at no allowance. The trade is not quite so good a, one as it -was to of traffic commanded his own, price, andtberefore invariably stood trn at anexorbitant premiumr. 'Still it would be very wrongi10me to ...

... THE COMING ELECTLONS - , . I qUZEN'S CotmlY. Sir Charles Coote's intention of retiring from the repre sentation of the Queen's County, on the ensuing diasolttion of parliament, is now generally knoorn amongst his con1ti- ?? Express. DUNDALK. On Thursday, Mr. Coarroll M'Tavih, accompanied bY Maurioe O'Connell, ?? and Mr. J. Quigly, arrived at Cartin's Hotel; where a meeting was held, at which ...

... FOREIGN o0rric; JULY 1. The Queen has been pleased to approve of Mr Noble Towner as Consul at Barbadoes for the United States of Ame- rima The Queen has also been pleased to approve of Mr Natha- niel Solomon as Vice-Consul at St Helena for the Free Han- seatic cities of Hamburgb and Lubeck. WAR OFFICE-July 2. loth Light Dragoons-Regimental Serjeant-Major J. Tren- nery. from 7th light dragoons, ...

... MONDAY, July 5. ORDERS OF THE DAY.—Committees Supply and Ways and Means.—Second Readings—Joint Stock Companies (No. 2): Copyright (Colonies); Bills. Commitments. —Incumbered Estates (Ireland); Prisons; Polling at Elections (Ireland); Recovery of Public Moneys (Ireland); Bankruptcy and Insolvency; Masters in Chancery Affidavit Office; Navigation (N0.2); Stock in Trade Exemption ; Health of ...

... RAGGED SCHOOLS-PUBLIC MEETIG. In conrsequicne of the differences that have arisen with espect to the principles on which the Ragged Industrial 5cbo3l5, recently established should be conducted, a public SmeetflJ weas held on Friday in the Music Hall, conven- ea by the Lord Provost, in compliance with two requisitions .estively signed by fourteen and fifteen individuals, and E embracing the ...

... FRON THE LONDON GAZETTE OF FRIDAY. FORIazN OwzicE, JuLY 1. The Queen has been pleased to approve of Mr. Noble Towner, as Consul at Barbadoes for the United States of America. The Queen has also been pleased to approve of Mr. Nathaniel Solomon, as Vice Consul at St. Helena for the Free Hanseatic cities of Hamburgh and Lubeck. WAR OrFICE, JULY 2. t 10th Light Dragoons.-Regimental Serjeant Major ...

... i I _ . .. .. . I r My LORD-I beg to assure you that nothing but a strong a feeling of duty, could urge me to claim any portion of your lordships attention, knowing as I do, in common with my ftllow.oitizens, that every hour of your lordship's time is occupied in the discharge of the multitudinous duties which this calamitous year has heaped upon you. d My object at present is, to draw your ...

... 9 IMp'ERIAL PARLIAMENT. E :HOUSE OF LORDS-THURSD&v, JUILY 1. (Continuedfrom Saturday's Freeman.) The Earl of ASHBURTON moved for extracts from all communications between the Secretary of State for the Colonies and the colonial governments relative to any repeal or diminution of those differential duties by which the pro- duoe of the domestic industry of this country had hitherto been ...

... At the meeting of the statistical section of the British Association, on Monday, the 28th, a paper was read by I'rofe«sor Royle, on the statistics of the cotton trade. this is subject always of great importance, and now attracting great public attention, we have obtained the substance of the statements. The paper was entitled On the imports of Indian, as compared with the prices of American ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS, THUrnSDAY, JULY 1. I_ _ __ 7 - - Several bills were brought up from the Meuse of Commons. The Duke of BUCCLEUCR presented petitions from Glas- gow and other places, in favour of a Health of Towns Bill. 3 QIJ.qALoPICATIOS OP PEERS (SCOTLASn) BILLe On bringing up the report of the above bill, The Duke of BUCCLElUCH approved of that portion of the bill which provided that peers of ...

... If ever there was a time when Englishmen should make up their minds at last to lire on terms of courtesy and amity with the men of the same blood and tongue, who inhabit the other side of the Atlantic, the present is that time. A state of things has at length been attained in the new continent, which has obliterated all the old causes of jealousy. To the settlement of the north-eastern ...

... EDINBURGDl GAZETTE. SEXUSTfLATlO:VS. June 29. WILLIAM ADDISON, ilesher in Dunfermiine-Credi- tors meet in the writing-chambers of Adam Johnstone there, 8th and 29th July, one o'clock. July 1. DuNcAN MIFARLLAr, late auctioneer in Dumbarton, ?? meet in the writing-chambers of John Pa- terson there, 9th and 30th July, one o'clock. July 2. GEORGE MARSHALL STEELE, merchant and draper in Dundee ...