... 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 ...

... 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. ...

... A Correspondent, who signs himself a Thinker, is inac- curate, in stating that we wrote a sweeping article con- demnatory of a summary jurisdiction for the punishment of Juvenile Offenders, last week ■ we did no such thing, but we certainly did denounce Sir J. Pakington's Ju- venile Offenders Bill. of criminals generally is a matter of great difficulty; and to know how to deal with juvenile ...

... Import and Exportt; for the week ending May 2. IMPORTS. Friends, Bristol, timber. Erin. Eaglet, Barrow; Ocean Child, Bullovr, iron ore. Hope, Bristol, light --Lively, Laugharne, a(iii,.ries.-Glencaple, Bristol, I ight.-B rot here, Gloucester, sundries. Mary Ann, Hannah, Good Hope, Bullow Mary Jones, Barrow; lamer, Fowey, iron ore. llselfina, Rifncr, Rotterdam, ballast. Elizabeth, Br stol; ...

... PREVENTION OF WRECKS.—The official return of wrecks for lo49, shews that there were 3(;0 of sailing vessels, and six only of steamers. This is, indeed, a strong illustration of the value of our steam marine. But is such a loss of sailing vessels unavoidable ? We cannot believe that it is. Many disasters will inevitably occur; but we are confident that the per centage might be much reduced. A ...

... On The nigbt of the 26th ult., the Right Rev. and Right Han. Lord Robert Tottenham, Lord Bishop of Clogher, only brother of the late Marquess of Ely, died, of inflammation o ne eheat and liver, from cold. The bishopric of Clogher mergerf ID tbe primacy. ° 6 In military barracks of Clonmel, on the 22nd ult., a pri- l' II .K U named William Williams, shot hiasself through the head. Oo .he follow ...

... FRIGHTFUL DEATH.—On Friday last, Susanna .Tones, a child ten years of age, was left by her parents in their house at Shirenewton, with three other children, the eldest being but fifteen. The last alluded to also went out in the course of the day, and when returning some hours afterwards, saw her sister Susanna lying near the house, completely naked, excepting her shoes, and frightfully burned. ...

... Theie are many persons who recollect Lord Chief Justice Campbell, when pleading at the Usk Quarter Sessions, as an able barrister, and afterwards at the Monmouth Assizes, Oxford Circuit; and to those, and, indeed, to the public at large, it will be gratifying intelligence that there is a probability of his lord- ship coming again on this circuit, in his new and elevated posi- tion. The ...

... A woman named Ann Hill went to the hou woman, near 1'ontnewynidd, on the 26th uU ° a P00r demanded alms and been refused, iniinedi-it/l Ufi llav»i'K struck tlie poor woman with a poker. Mrs P u^used, and hour, went to her assistance, when Ann Hill Van. a nei^h and beat her shamefully. On the followm atta ...

... THE GORHAM CASE. The Rev. Mr. Maskell, vicar of St. Mary Church, in the diocese of Kxeter, resolved, after the decision of the Judicial Committee of Privy Council in the Corhani c?se, to resign his ministry in a church which, in his construction, that decisIOn implies to have no doctrines to teach and no faith to inculoate, except on the one point of the Irinity, Hut his parishioners, ...

... FUNXRAL OF TUB PORT LAUREATE.—The remains of Words- worth were consigned to the earth, at the little church of Gras- mere, on Saturday last. The funeral was intended to be as pn- vate as possible, but the attendance of tadiesandgenttemeo assembled to pay honour to the remains of the illustrious dead, was very large. There was a long procession of carriages and horsemen, and the church was ...