... 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 ...

... I'R E L A N D. late foolish conspiracy wnli B;na lsaingarry. the widow M'Cormnick's cabbage.garden at the learned gentleman was onlyv enab ed to ourlaw the leaders in that celebrated affair, he is resolved to outlo by all who have rendered themselves obnoxious to Suspicion b running away to France and America. THE EC NATION-`-STA5PS nEFU'SEP). th The stamp-offie authorities have, by direction ...

... RUIN THEM WITH EXPENSES ! TO THE CHARTISTS. MY FmflENDS,a You will see from the report of the trial in k the Queen's Bench of h MACNAMIARA V. O'CONNOR, that however favourable the law or the judge may be, the privileged jury will act upon the v: rrecommendation of Lord MELBOURNE to ruin si the Chartists with expenses. Nothing could ti I be more favourable than the summing up of ` Lord DENMAN ...

... ?? futellieneul. ITALY. 5 THE SIEGE OF ROME. a1 JUNne 18. - Two notes have been intercbanged rE !indirectly between M. de Courcelles, (a new French SE plenipotentiary. who arrived in camp some days ago) and M. Mazzini, which curiously illustrate not ,only the policy df the French cabinet, but a knotty Ul point of international law. The Frencbrian's note t is not worth giving, but Mazzini's ...

... MORE OF THE IRISH SERYILITY. so. me ianl A bright idea has struck some of our imaginative pre ird patriots-for your practical men are a patriots ow: ill par excellence. Falling back upon a splendid prece- w IN dent, they desire to rebaptise the town of Cove, ma de- and, of course, its harbour, in honour of thepr ish teen's .isit The geographical baby is torenounce det :al, edevil and all his ...

... w. le The various preliminary committees in connexion a with this assembly having completed their sittings, in the 106th session of the Wesleyan conference was th opened with the accustomed formalities on Wednesday At. morning last, in Oldham-street Chapel, Manchester. ty The number of Ministers in attendance was about rd 580. r, The Rev. Dr. NEWTON, President of the past year, d. gave out the ...

... .~b . I.-. ~I ~ : T~: ?? sonme importance have occurred during the present; week, calculated to excite feel- ipgs of a very opposite nature-the one a sus- pension of hostilities before Rome; the other the prolongation of war, and the consequent continua- tidn of the blockade, on the part of the Danes. The following extract from a letter of a valued correspondent at Berlin, gives us what we ...

... I I I LESSONS FOR SUNDAY, JULY 8.-Fifth Sunday after Trinity.-Morning-.F.plrstLessoa: 'I Samuol xv. Second Lesson: Luke xx.-.Evning-First Lesson: I Samuel xvi. Second Lesson: Colossians Iv. OUR LOCAL DISTBEss.-Our readers will see that the Mayor has, with his wonted munificence, headed the subscription list in aid of the unemployed poor of this port with a donation of £50. Messrs. Pease and ...

... | l SATIURDAY, JUICY 7s 1849- tha laid hixr THE PEOPLE'S 'CHARTER. sity thei Organic Reforms axe in the highest degree the distasteful to the aristocracy, and the ruling two classes of this country. To paltry peddling his measures of detail-chipping off a piece here, BEE and gluing it on there; rubbing down an ex- tno crescence, or filling up a hole with putty-they lent have no objection. But ...

... ?? VY4~OD . ,~ ~~ -t .. The. oniition ?? ided liament forthe city of Lona'n in t 'or on ' had Lionel Rothschild, who accepted the Chiltdin Hun- t 'man dreds, ?? place on Monday, at the Guildhall, and i b re- excited, as may be supposed from the circumstances I Dion under which it took place, intense, public interest. Atter The usual forms observed on the nornination of mem Now hers to ...