... CHRIST 8 CHutcn.-The election of churchwardenas took place, an usual, on Wednesday in Easter week, when Meanrs. John Bowes and William Jameson wore unanieou sly re-elected. MARINER8' .CHnuCH SocjBTy.-On Sunday last, sermons in aid of the landi of this society were preached in the Mariners' Church, by the Rev. T. S. Bonsin, M. A,, and the Rev. W. G. Gibson, M.A.; after which collections were ...

... I M PEIAL PARLIAE N T. icr HOUSE OF LORDS, FRIDAY, JULY 15. ied The Earl of ELLENBOROUGII, in moving for a series Ce of returns connected with the internal administration of ne India, expressed his strong disapproval of the proposal ro to make the nominated directors eligible to sit in On Parliament. nd Earl GIRANVILLE incidentally defended soae of the ily provisions of' the bill and more ...

... WALLASEY COMIUSSIONER& The usual monthly meeting of this board sav held last ewft- Ing, at the Queen's Arms IHotel, LSMYeard Holland (in the chair), Pooley, Penny, Hll, Coallbirne, and Harrison. From the proceedings of the road and improvement comin tee, it appeared that Mr. Brown, the surveyor of th, Mikran head dock works, had given in an estimate as'lluluing to £40 lOs., for the ...

... 0 0- The Sarah Sands, screw steamer, under the command to of Captain Thompson, arrived here yesterday morning, from Plymouth. She left Melbourne on the l4thFebruary, us and reached Plymouth on the 28th ultimno. It Will be he recollected that the Sarah Sands was built at Liverpool, Y, and was one of the first of the ocean steamers in which M. the screw auxiliary principle was introduced. She ...

... FRANCE. gron The BulleinU de Paris announces that the Emperor and baec Empress will visit the watering-platce of Bovines about thle had end of July. The Paris correspondent of the Morning Chronicle, in his letter of Saturday evening, es3'5- The (liscussion in tile legislative corps on the subject of the civil pensions lisa has been one of the most protracted that has taken place since thlum ...

... te OOURT, &o. The Queen has been graciously pleased to appoint Df Stephen Henry Sullivan, Esq., now her Majesty's charge is d'affaires and consul-general in the republicof Chili, to be In her Majesty's eharge d'affaires and consul-general in the ie republic of Peru. A The Queen has also been pleased to appoint Captain the is Hen. Edward Alfred John Harris, R. N., now her D- Majesty's charge ...

... - t -. - M68--i-\s--am-A\ --A ?? canl A deputation on the subject of the Pilotage Bill had an balt interview with the Right Ron. E. Cardwell, on Mondey, tr at the board of trade. The deputation consisted of Mr. bul Turner, M.P., Mr. W. Brown, M.P., Mr. Henry Bremner, ber Mr. Shepherd, Mr. Hudson, and Mr. Nowall (parliamen- thr tary agent). Th Tus POLL FOR SELECT VESTRYMEm.-The poll for two Set ...

... 1-111 11 ---a v w v v ~ z w _ v w w w COURT, &c. e OSBORNE, SATURDAY, MAY 14.-The court still con. I ltinues to remain 'n privacy, none of the neighbouring v y nobility and gentry having yet been honoured with invi- tations, the exceptions only having been the prime I minister and the secretary of state for foreign affairs, who a came from London. Her Royal Highness the Duchess r y of Kent ...

... RAILWAY INTELLIGE9NE. RAILWAY TRAFFIC WEEKLY RETURiN. This Saine Ilif-yr's Samne Miles Name of Railway. Week. 1S52. Toal. 1852. open. fo Aberdeen ?? 1050 1467 8g29 8123 72 h Belfastand Ballynmena 688 001 728) 8903 37i (a i'head, L.,& Cheshire . 1068 1199 19240 152013 83 M B'bhrn (Ite B.C. & W.Y.) 752 741 8689 7761 280 w Bristol and Exeter 3 4087 8722 42313 40381 894 w Caledonian ?? 8813 8285 ...

... PROMPT ACTION OF TMIE BRITISHI GOVERNMENtP PROMPT ACTION OF TVIE BRlTiSII GOVERNMENT. We yesterday Ilarnedl another instance of the way ih which British travellers are stopped, without any known cause, by the Austrian authorities in Italy ; which ease also furnishes another satisfactory illustration of the promptitude with which such matters are taken up by the present government of this ...

... SCENES ON BOARD AN AUSTRALIAN EMIGR ANT SHIP. ia, Emll(ltelAMNTI Otile'. At Sear, Shilp johne Knox, lat. a 80 S., Feb. 21, 1853 he bso I M DAER FRIENDS,-OfL board ship, riding o'erthe undulating.. ?? waters of the msighty ocean, is not the exact place I would ti~e farn Itehoose for letter-writing;, but where there's a will there's a. the pr way, and feeling convinced this little epistle ...

... Po, The first news of the discovery of gold in our Australian e colonies came to us from Sydney, and in the commencement isof the emigration movement, the stream of adventurers EgI T. from this country was directed to the coasts of New South Ires eiWales. The gold fields of that province, which for a few the of months excited so much interest, awakened so many hopes, tut( he and attracted so ...