... in theas provinces, in accordancewiththe treaty; while Turkey, e though her soldiers were reduced to the allotted d 10,000, arming the population, and a new war was fully to be expected as soon ats in spring the I passes of the Balkan should be practicable ...

... other returns in connexion with the tame subjeot, in continuation of Parlia- mentary Papers of session 1844. In answer to Lord John Russell, Mr. HUME stated that he believed the Chancellor of the- Eehequer had no objbection to the returns he (Mr. Hume) asked ...

... whatever support Aungary Might eelive therefrom, at least one thing was certain, that John. Sabieski was not aHungarian. Sir DE LACY EVANS-1 said nothing of the nativity of John Sobieski. Mr. M1. MILNES said the eloquent gentleman (Mr. Disraeli) had been compelled ...

... Sydney, Tha Honouirehie Edward Mostyn Llnyd Moetyri, M~.P>.I The Htonouirable John Hoot-v Thomas Manners Sutton, Sir William George Itylton Jollitte, Bart., M.F. CitAIsasan-JOHN DEA N PAL'L, Esq., 217, SteanaL 1 Paeery CAInamaAoc-GEtORGE BERKELEY IIAREISON ...

... certain resolutions respecting the sums of money D-due to the consolidated fund by the distressed unions In Ireland. le Lord JOHN RUSSELL-In bringing under the conside.I is ration of the committee the propositions I wish to make with rapetto the government ...

... Alderman Sidney, Mr. Bankes, Capt. Pelham, Mr. Peto, Viscount laahon, Sir Edward Buxton, Mr. Robert P'almer, Sir John Pakington, lMr. Arm- strong, and Mr. Milnes. NATIONAL SCHOOLS IN I1%EL4D. On the motion of Sir W. Vosswan, a return was ordered of all ...

... the bill Pro. an ?? armed procesisions, and all processions, carrying flags, cc or-banners, or accompanied by musci of a habsracter to excite party animosity, but the Orangemen, if so minded; might Ond the, 12th July march without arms, carry the unionj ...

... BAnOirsT8.-James Clark, John Hienry Psliy,lenry Dulcinfield, T. Dyke Acland, CharlesF Lemon, Moseseewonte- flore, Alexanider 13pearman, John Walsh, Rtobert Prie?, Ml P., Wlilliam Miagnay, Johnl W. II. Aurois, Pteryvl Hart Dyke, John Duekwrorth, George Nugent ...

... e P.C, ,Whallev, Lancashire, did. Manchester; value, 2401.; pat., V. of Whadley; Rev. E. burrow, dec. All Saints P.C., St. John's-wood, Lonldo; pat,, Col, Eyre; Rev. E. Thompson, D.D., prom. NAVAL. . ForTsMrrosr, MARCH 31.-The Fantome, 12, is to be pa ...

... Arthur Michael Button, BuryS.dun';Jh Daves leton Lalldiloes, Montgomeryshire; John Henry ~ Trounces', Shrewsbury; H11gh Holland Massey, Camber. 'well; John Martin Biroml, Exeter; John Detaaes Baker, Oak~hill, Somerset.; Jolseph Henry Shortbouse, Tunboridge ...

... Stephen Olding, jun., Esq.. Francis ILloyd, Eeg. ) WYiliamu Whitelock, Esg. ituircvoas. George ital~c Esq. Prancis Lloyd, Esq. John Eoyd, Esq. I G. 15. Murray, Esq. Jamecs Fenuings, Rog. Charles Stewvart, Ri.n Loarc lal-e, Esq. Daniel W~ane, Esg. Mf.D. W'illiam ...

... Swahey, student i of Christ Church. Master of Arts-Rev. John Edmund Coulson (student) and Rev. Cyril Randolph, Christ Church; Rev. Frederick Watt, University College; Rev. Nathaniel Dimock, St. John's College; Rev. William Worcester God- den, Worcester ...