... I The following is a correct return of the number of births and deaths for the several districts in this borough, for the last quarter, ending 30th June. MIYTON WARD. Quarter ending Quarter ending 30 June, 1849. 80 Jane, 1948. ?? . ?? ?? 263 .283 Deaths ?? 212. 199 The number of births this quarter, as compared with the corresponding quarter of 1848 is less by ?? 20 The number of deaths ditto ...

... 'IIMPERIAL PARLAMIANT.I HOUSE OF LORDS. FRIDAY, JUNE 29. PARLIAMENTARY OATHS- BLL. The Earl of WIrC;ov brought in a bill; which was Lead a first time, for the alteration of the oaths to be taken by all parties who are now required to take the oaths of supremacy, abjuration, and allegiance. CHANCERY BUSINESS. Lord BnouoaHso moved, at the request of the Lord Chan- cellor, that the return be ...

... A Ieelitig of the Hull Towni Council was held yesterday (Thursday) the Mayor in the chair. .plopoSED MEETING OF THlE B3RITISH ASSOCIATION I N H UL L. Afise the preliminary buslneas of the Council bad been dlit- 'Poerd Of, Dr. COosz rose to bring forward the following motion, of whicho be had g iven notice .1That as the optietio of, this Council a visit or the British AsisctatioO for ttte ...

... ?? A V ?? A WEDNESDA Y, JJd 4. T'is 1usual monthly meeting was heldl this day. The business was delayed for nearly a quarter Of an hour before a, sufficient , ~numer of members were present to constitute a council. The MAYOR. on taking his soat. saidt in two minutes he H ,bould have adjourned the Council, and gone to attend to his, cther duties. HOe was extremely sorry to have *gaIn to corn t ...

... R'berbet Mo84tnaL lBMDlSDY, .y 4i, 18+0. T'HTE: PArtLIAMENTARY OATHS BILL.-The Peers hfave resolved still to exclude all belonging to the Hebrew race who adhere to their ancient faith, from a seat in the Bri- tish Legislature. The bill intended to do away with the disabilities under which they labour in this respect was rojettel yesterday 'week, on the socond reading, by 95 to tO. The ...

... The Town Conncil met on Tuesday —the Lord Provost in the chair. wakristom's close. A letter was read from William Chambers, Esq. stating that he had purchased almost all the old buildings in Warrislon Close, with the view to greatly widening and straightening the line of thoroughfare trom the south end ot the railway bridge the High Street—but that he could only undertake this, provided the ...

... THEL ROYAL -VISIT-KILLARRNEY. In the firstannouncement of ?? yisitintheGlole, it'was stated that after hbaving viewed the beautiful scenery of Cove and;.CorkC iivdr, her, DMijesty would pay a hurried Visitto KIllarney, and thence return in the royal yacht to 'Dub'lin. The' leas accounts negativ6 this outline. Sir George Greylimiti the royal visit to Cork, D6blin, and Bel- fast, and withdraws, ...

... -; - - IMPERIAL. rPRLIAMENT.. HOUSE OF 'LORDS-FnmDAY, JuxNE 29. . Their lordships met at five o'clock. OATHS BILL.; TheEarl of WICKLOW said-I rise to exdrcise'a privi- lege that is the rigit of every member of this house. I n6;V lay on the. table a Quell to alter the oaths to be takied by all persons required to ta ke the oaths of allegiance, abjuration, ant supremacy, -lwhiu I now move be ...

... MI SCELLA NE OUS. METROPOLIT AN. SERVANTS' PROVIDENT AND BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.-Prince Albert has sent a donation of 1001. to this institution. DIORAMA, REGHNT's PARN.-We are requested by the proprietors of this establishment to state, that the exhibition is open as usual to the public, the property recently put up for sale having been bought in. SALE O5 THE LATE MB VERNON'S PICTURES.-On Thursday ...

... K III DAY, JULY G, IS 19. HEALTII of Tow:o;s ACT.-The commissioner ap- pointed by the Board of Health has commenced his en- quiry into the sanatory condition of this town, as will be seen on reference to our other columns. The first day (Wednesdaj) was devoted to dis ussion and on Thurs- day evidence was taken. We have 111 room for length- ened comment ou the proceedings; but we think it is ...

... Li the Su-an, -Mcl'ie, (rom Nint.s, y 1 SJciis of flour I i the LiLO jiuais, Ii. uuseati, from Nwtes. 01 4 sacks 0; Hour In lhc VV lis III, DUI,k;lk, C?d u, li JII the Iutreprid, Le Bris, from Au rierue, 97 qri. of wheat; 77 of oais 7 qrs. of beans in the Union, Fookcs, from liuukirk, 690 sacks of flour ...

... NEW WESLEYAN CHAPEL, NEWPORT. TheWesleyan body of this town, distinguished as is the denomination to which they belong, for their giving pro- pensity, whenever claims are made upon them for benevolent and religious purposes, seem to be outstripping even them- selves. Recently, a commodious new chapel, built entirely by voluntary contributions, has reared its graceful proportions at ...