... jI LONDON, FRIDAY, JUIANE 10. 1g II ~ ~ - BOTII Houses sat yesterday. t( In the HOUSE of LonDs, the Income Tax Bill was , read a first time; the Hackney Carriages (Mletropo- a lis) Bill was read a second time; and some other bills a were forwarded a stage. IN the Housr of ComlmoNs the Clare Election Coin- u mittec reported that Mr. C. O'Brien and Sir J. Fitz- a gerald had not been duly elected ...

... iGREAT LOSS OF LIFE AN-]) SHIPPING IN THE LATE GALE. The reports received fromn thre utorlhan and York- shire coast show that the pglc of Thursdave alr Friday last Was exceedingly destructive to the ship;,ieni, ?? many gallant men hlave Eunki to a 'ratery ,-il e. Anee'ltgst the vessels lost was tle Csour.esi of ,el.jltmorc, Captain J. Nicholson. master, one of tihe f12e cl' strirn collfers ...

... DUBLIN, JULY 20. The extraordinary case of Birch against the pro- prietors of the Freeman's Jouernal again occupied the Court at the Kilkare Assizes yesterday, and was still unfinished at the rising of the court last night. The handing in as evidence Birch's alleged libels whicl the defendants produced in justification, occu- pied three hours, and the remainder of the day, up to six o'clock, ...

... HOP INTELLiGENCE. M~AIDSToNE. -WAithifl the last day or twof several t~ gentlemen 1rom London hfive minutely inspected a number ?? of the grounds in this neighbourhood, in company with Siea some planters, and their report is, that the season for SIR} making a crop or anything like it has gone by. The aye-taU rage in this district will not exceed three begs per acre; and Scat two of the best ...

... roe Coum It is understood that the Levee to be held otn Wednesday, the 27th inst., will be the last this season. Her IMIajesty will hold several Drawing-rooms during the month of June. The Duchess of Kent visited her Majesty yesterday after- ,noon at Buckingham Palace. Prince Albert, attended by Lieutenant-Colonel F. lI. Seymour, visited the National Gallery yesterday rnrniag0 In the afternoon ...

... 1 , 2 :E O NT INT. i ?? rj I ~A ?? ?? ?? ]?1InY; ?? j :o, ?? v-;Z thle Xlal-x;it ?? pub1)i{] SCCU-; , ;ii. . r~ce pip, Ii..ahvourablo intelli- -.iu tlliL pluo-vcss .f cvents in the Eiast, 'y i ti In I per cent. took place in t :ItS, tihe prec.se amounts being P .ltol ho yor:.ey, and If. 5c. inl : i ntl 'l e LC Fl our-llld-u-llalf r .v : .b pu t, and Only declined s : mm r .. thme account. ] ...

... IiZ 1ILAND. Dflunasc, SnsPT. 29' ss .1t tocpt'lineg Of the newv (jocks, which tool, plac mL RC ?? orLimfeiick, was the most important event bu o -d Witt, the visit of the Lord Licutenant to ila io~.iitr. 'l.'locreo~ny passed off' with much O niut oieht thc event was celebrated in he ehn. t -t1une I all the, principal building)s in as h'i- has ~in bcei brilliantly illuminated, and his the 1 ...

... 9) NCE, PARtiIS, Evicxi).\:V NGN. 'I'he JtIiiitarv Council of ERevisitn, ?? bh Gvn'U'Ial -i iS ip, has rjuctedl the appeaI of ColonIel de SCerICCV, talillst the sentelice of' five Years' iinprison- imioot 1)assd. on im bv the court-umartial. a cural of ]elrrichard, tho mail who, alter being Ull- iustly accuseld tof the murder of the Archbishop of' i'aris, waas se uterr:eod .o transportation as ...

... PARIS, TUESDAY EVENING. The optimist view of the eastern question is de- cidedly the favourite one to-day. It is positively as- serted in a German paper that, although Lord Strat- ford ?? empowered to order the British fleet to advance to Constantinople in certain contingen- cies, his instructions are express that the occupation of the Danubian provinces by Russia is not to be taken as a ...

... FORIEIGN CORRESPONDENCE. ?? V RiOME, SrrT. 4. On the morning of the 2nd instant a political inspector, at the head of twelve gendarmes, effected the capture of Signor Lepri, one of the principal persons implicated in the late conspiracy, whose es- cape from a window in the Poli Palace by means of a well rope and bucket,- on the night of the 44th nlt., when his residence was attacked by the ...

... LO OINDON CHARTERED BANK OF AUSTRALIA. The first ordinary general meeting of shareholders in this company was held yesterday at the company's offices, 17, Cannon-street; Mr. DUNCAN DUNBAR in the chair. The SECRETARY having read. the notice convening the meeting, proceeded to read the report, from which it ap- peared that after much negotiation with the government, a charter had been obtained ...

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