... In the House of Lords, on Friday, the Earl of Lucan brought in a Bill to enable landlords to seize the glowing crops in Ireland. The Duke of Argyll brought forward the case of Mr. Ryland, whose disputes with the local government of Canada have been several times before parliament. The facts appear to be, that in 1841 Mr. Ryland held an office under the Coveruor-General ot Canada, of the value ...

... Magistrates present—C. Vachell, Esq., (Mayor,) and C. C. Williams, Esq. Emma William* was charged with having been drunk and disorderly in S'. Mary-street, on Sunday morning last.— Repri- manded and discharged. William Evans, hobbler, was charged with being drunk and breaking several panes of glass, at the Sunderland Bridge Hotel. —Ordered to pay the damage of the windows; also fined 5s. and ...

... Ulllt LETTER BOX. [TO tije EDITOR. Sill-Ai every person, with what he considers an nvorage grievance, now-a.diiys, naturally looks to a newspaper, 1 make oo apology for, but shall leel obliged by the insertion of this letter. As one of the competitors, and taking the time into conside- ration, I consider the lowest, for the proposed survey of the borough of Newpoit under the Board of Health, I ...

... Lector. There was an Rditin Princeps of Tacitm, before the one refelred to-that printed at Venice, in 1468.—See Dr. HRT wood. Mr. Jenkins affixed his name to his letter a Looker in is expected to do likewise. An occasional correspondent is informed that illness pre- vented Hie piotn sed personal inquiry. ...

... NEWPORT CORN, HAY, AND STRAW MARKETS. Wheat, (new) :? ...

... COURT-MARTIAL ON AN OFFICER OF THE FOURTH REGIMENT. A general court-martial has been sitting at the Cavalry Bur- racks, Exeter, to try Lieutenant Arthur Vaughan Donni- thorne Harris, 4th King's Own Regiment, on the following charge of unofficerlike and insubordinate conduct, to the pre- judice of good order aud discipline, in the following in- stances :— f First Instance,—For having on or ...

... Present- Tbe Rev. Thomas Pope. David Harris wa- chartd with bmglariously breaking info the dwelling house of Mr. Henry Price, of Christchurch, butcher, and stealing £ 2 1'2 ...

... FATAL ACClDENT.-On Wednesday sennight, as Mr. Wood, bailiff to Mrs. Matthews, of Southbrook, was with a companion in a gig near Caldicot, the horse took fright at the barking of a dog, and, after plunging about for some time, upset the carriage on a bank. Mr Wood was thrown nnt with trreat violenco, and having, unfortunately, but one hand he Si heavily, and received some severe contusions on ...

... cARDtrr. m r.„n,nn-We perceive that the excel- T..« ATHBNXUM EISTEDDFOD. V; e P lent committee of this valuabk inst.nu bestowed OD the Eisteddfod at whtcl. eight cap.ul pnx workman_ victors, ID the arena of essay, d penmanship. There ship, glee singing, musical ,hat it will at once is something so attractive atoul, a'nd encouragement; strongly recommend itself to public suppo j fostering ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS.-MoICDu, 18. Lord Stanley moved for copies of correspondence between the chief magistrate of Armagh and the Executive Government in June and July, 1846, and also for a variety of papers relating to the collision which took place at Caatlewellan in July last, lie impugned the conduct of the Lord Chanoellor of Ireland in having permitted hisoffice to be degraded into a purely ...

... TIIE CHEAP GAS MOVEMENT. (TO THE EDITUn) SlR,—I perceive by the advertising columns of yonr Jour- nal of the ICth instant, that the gas consumers of this borough, contemplate an application to Parliament, during the msning session, for the necessary powers to enable them to become their own producers of gas. Now Sir, although I unhesitatingly admit the philosophy of the axiom that the order ...

... SIR B.HALL AND THE VICAR OF [TO THE EDITOR.] SIR,—There is ono fe.ature so perfectly surprising in the letter of Sir B. Hall, which appears in your number for last Saturday, that 1 am unwilling to allow_ it to pass without calling the attention of your reapers to it. 1 glanced only casuailv at the letter above-mentioned, but I saw that among other places in which it was stated that two ...