... IIPfUUAiL PARLIAM ENT. HOUSE OF CoMMDONS.-~TIURSDAS- iai petitions were presenrted agairirst Sunday labour in tile rsrii pol st-olice by, lord H-othaln, frorn the East Riding of York ole shire ;by Mr. Chiristo)llicr, from Lincolnsehire ;by tlie Alcock, fromt Senostl . Towvn ,and Wrrndsworth ;by Lor-d s0p Gaiwnv, from tire Pairish of Grove, in tila huiidred of Bia.'vt- ?? law ;'by Lord Marich, ...

... P1RIiVTEJS' PENSION SOCIETY. The anniversary festival of this valuable society, which has for its object the relief of aged and infirm printers and their w-idows, wms yesterday held at the London Tavern ; Mr. Frederick Peel, M.P., in the chair. The cloth leaving been removed, after an excellent dinner, The Queen, Prince Albert, Albert Prince of Wales, and the rest of the Royal Family were ...

... LONDON: M ONDAY, Al Y 13, 1860. The late intelligence from Athens will have been received with a satisfaction only alloyed by the dis- agreeable reminiscences which must always hang over this episode in the history of the foreign policy of Great Britain. We have had to wade through a good deal of mire-but, thank Heaven I we are out of it at last. Neither are we quite insensible to the ...

... ve VONDON: 9- IVEDYU2.SDA, ASSAY 8, 1850. so e- o In. the HOUSE of LonDS, last night, after the shi presentation of a number of petitions, the Indern- nity Bill was read a third timenand passed, and the tn Process and Practice (Ireland) Bill was reported. of Earl NELSON postponed the second reading of the o Foreign Chaplaincies Bill until after Whitstntbie. s The Marquess of LANSDOWNE ...

... OXFORD, 1MAY 7. The following remarks on the proposed Royal Commission of inquiry into the state of the Universities, have been ex- tensively circulated:- Cuncti se scire fatentur - sed dicere inussant. The Royal Commission announced by the Prime Minister has been already denounced in various quarters on several grounds. 1. As an insidious and ?? attempt to extort, by a kind of moral ...

... THR NA VY. APPOINTMENTS. Surgeon-James J. Paul M.D. (1845), from the Hydra (6), steam sloop, on the southi-east coast of America station, to the Prometheus steam sloop, commissioned on 9th iust,, at Woolwich. Assistant Surgeon-Charles D. Shepisard (1845), to the Prometheus. Chief Engineer-George Russell, to the Prometheus. Assistant Engineers-George Crichton, William Austin, and Samuel ...

... ThiPElRIA - PARLIAMENT. -4-- - 1i fhOUSE OF LORDS-~MONDAY. t Thle Dl.ke of IBUC LE'UCHI presented petitione- from SC- C Ceral places in Scotland, fo h nioneto h SCo~ttih Foor-law, and against sund~ay labour in thle P'ost-office. Onl the motion of te Erl of CARLISLE, the Procees .,j'practice (Irelaind ) B~ill was mssed tirull ounite Lord BROUJGHAM 1tresented petitionis from Rumford, tl ...

... LONDON: YRU?WSDAJ IfAY 9, 1850. In the HOUsE of COMMONS yesterday morning, Mr. FEAROus O'CoNNoR, addressing himself to the Home Secretary, wished to know whether there was any foundation for a rumour, referred to in the - Tinies newspaper of that day, to the effect that Sir E. N. Buxton's motion on the sugar duties was con- sidered as a question involving a vote of confidence in the Ministry ? ...

... GERMANY AND THE NORTHERN STATE S. PRUSSIA. rFRoM Orr OW-s' Con1ESPONtNDET.1 BL IN, M IAY ,.-The question at issue betwee n the Government and Catholic Episcopacy relative to the salris Ccclesioribus, or oath reserves, app ears to be o n the road to arrange ment, by means of compromise, or rather through the interpretation given by the Minister for EcclesiastiCal Affairs to the formula ...

... THE RURAL)DISTRICTS.Lc [IltoAf OUR SPECIUL cOltRUSPONDENT.] al HElITS, nbs, HUNTS, ANID CAMB RIDGESHIRE. ta tr LE1TER XYXVI. hf In my last Letter some account was given of three I tu of the principal branches of employment for'the mX labouring population of these couuties. I shall in to the present communication proceed to a considera- I Di tion of the fourth, and by far the most extensive, TI ...

... IT1],TJIIA'S7IA R.AGGED DORNITOR Y, A AND COLONLAL 2'TWAINITO SCH1IOOL OF INA- ' DUSTRY. Thle first annual mieeting of this institution was held yes- terday evening, in thle great room of the now St. Martin's Hlall , in Long. acre. It Lord At,!OIv took the chair shortly after six o'clock. Near .1his lordship wve 6~gerved Mr. Joseph Gurney, Mr. C. c Coohrane, and several otliet gotnlenneu known ...

... GE 1R AN Y NORTHERN AND THE STATE S. FRANKFORT. LFROSI OUn OWN COREMSPONDENT. I MAY 7I.-Public attention may naturally be sup- posed to be directed at present towards the Minis- terial Congress, which, in accordance with Austria's invitation of the 26th of April last, is to meet here on the 10th inst. As yet the names of the plenipo- tentiaries who are to represent the individual states have ...