... HOUSE OF COMMONS.—THURSDAY, MARCH 22. CANADIAN REBELLION. Mr. GLA DSTONE inquired if instructions had been given to the Governor-General of Canada as to what course he should pursue in case it was proposed to him to allow the introduction into the House of Assembly of any bill giving compensation to persons im- plicated in tne rebellions of 1837 or 1838. Mr. HAWES said that, no instructions ...

... THE LABO-BST CIECULATI05T IN WALES. TO CORliESPON 1 )K'l\TS. enquires, Who is the member for Curd iff ? Whore' is lie ? and What is lie Also, Are tile clectori of r-Ws-iHsfied to be virtually in the same position as Sudbury ? To'the first question we answer that Dr. Niclioll was chosen by the « tree and independent electors at the last election, the second •tnd third questions we shall only ...

... THE CARDIFF TOWN COUNCIL.—SALE OF COR- PORATION PROPERTY. WE elsewhere give a report of the proceedings of an imp01 ant meeting held by the Cadiff Town Council, for the purpc of determining whether a portion of their property, situated in the parish of Lanishen, should or should not be sold. It will be seen, that after a great deal of discussion, the question was decided in the affirmative, by ...

... In reply to Mr. OSBORN E, Mr. H. BERKELEY said he had prepared a bill to establish vote by ballot, which he would introduce after Easter. ...

... MEDICAL ASSISTANCE TO DISEASED POLES. Lonl EGLllSTON moved fur a return oftbe number of Polish refugees receiving allowance for subsistence and medical expenses during the period between the 28th of March, H148, and the 2.¡th of March, 1849, specifying the amount received, and the nature of the diseases in the treatment of which such medical expenses had been incurred. The noble lord ...

... THE EXETER PRELATE AND HIS VICTIM. IF the great body of Dissenters, and all other friends of religious Uberty in the kingdom, dp not raise such a storm righteous indignation about the ears of all parties directly or indirectly concerned in the imprisonment of the Rev. Mr. Shore, as wiU make them glad to liberate their victim, then we have greatly mistaken our men, and shall despair of any ...

... Mr. GEORGE SXNDARS v, iihel to ak Viscount Palmersto. as the armistice between the Danish and Russian Governments on the affairs of the Schleswig Holstein is to cease on the 26th install-, and as there exists great desire on the part of the merchant trading to the Elbe and the ports of the Baltic to know the prt- sent state of the question, how the question stands, and whether. after the 26th ...

... C0WBREDGE~ READING Roo-A.-It is the intention of a few respectable in- habitants of this town to establish a reading-room in the Town- hall, for the benefit of all classes who wish to become sub- scribers. A meeting for the purpose was held on Monday evening, at the Horse and Groom, to discuss the subject, and to finally arrange as to newspapers and periodicals to be taken. Several London and ...

... PEMBROKESHIRE ASSIZES. The Commission was opened at Haverfordwest, on Thursday, the 8th instant, before the Hon. Sir William Erie, Knight. His lordship arrived about five o'clock, accompanied by the High-she- riff, Seymour Philipps Allen, Esq., and proceeded at once to the Shire-hall, and opened the commission, after which the court was adjourned to Friday. At half-past ten o'clock on Friday ...

... CARDIFF POLICE COURT, MOXD.IV, M.VICH 12. [Before Waiter Coffin, Esq., Mayor, R. L. Reece, and Whitlock Niohoil, Esqs.] Thomas Milton was charged by Joseph Purtoa with having assaulted him, and Joseph Purton was charged by Thomas Milton with the like offence. Purtoa, it appeared, had rented the General Nott public-house to Milton, at £ 1 per week. Milton became in arrear of rent, and Purtoa ...

... FINANCIAL REFORM. Mr. HUME moved for an account showing the total charge of military and naval half-pay and pensions, and civil superannuation and compensation allowances in the year 1S28, and each of the Sub- sequent years to 1848 inclusive, compared with the whole expen- diture (inclusive of the charge for debt) for the effective establish- ments and other national expenses in the same years ...

... It is said that the President of the Republic has come to the conclusion that France should take a decided initiative in the restoration of the Pope to his spiritual and temporal authority. In a council held on Saturday evening, it was decided that France should intervene directly, with the con- currence of the other Catholic Powers, on the first appeal of the Sovereign Pontiff. Orders had ...