... 1411 arltaultutatj proreAl'up. - TV I, HOUSE OF LORDS.-FRIDAY, March 18. 0 On the motion of the Eiarl of SHCAFTESBURY it wae resolved ii that a select commnittee be appointed to iniquire in whet anioner and to what extent it would be expedient. to requi's that pro* 0 visions should be inserted in bills ]introduced into that house by which dwelling~houiies occupled by the Iabouring clesses arei ...

... SATURDAY, Maacm 26, 1853. IF any party would be advantaged by the carrying ou |it W of the pet scheme which a few gentlemen have set their minds relum on, for taking the Library Society to Clifton and saddling it onl to a the Artists, it would be the members of the former institution, men, Yet it is gratifying to find that a majority of the shareholders are bate nute so far guided by ...

... BRISTOL kT2ACTION. e 77ona evening Andrew Croese, -Esq., gae a leoture at J thiinstitntien upon the subject .wblch has formed the ?? sttedy Of his lifb--Eleotrlbitt. i Thirasi ?? very Isrga at' tendance; ao Inrge. iidead, that the theatre wasminequal to the accommodation oftlhose who presented themseltesauddbut for the kindness of the lecturer, who coneented 'toi repeat his lee., ture on the ...

... INDICATIONS OF OP'oLaoaE.-The enormous wealth of the English gentry may be inferred not only-from their mansions in the countiee, but also from their seats in the ?? AN ?? -No fares to be paid until the end of the journey-and then only to be paid in the event of a person having arrived perfectlysari -Punch. TALENT WASTED.-A person who had been attempting to prove that men have no souls, asked ...

... I i +, , (VI . ?A-; a FRANCR.i The tfoniteur announces that the squsdrou now at Toulon has received orders to proceed to th Grieek waters. The French legislative body received the budget on Friday from the minister of state. The amount of revenue is set down at l,528,0o00,00o s., thatof theexpenditureat 1,510,000,000fs. The Monite h bas announced the nomination of the Marquis Targot to the ...

... HISTRIONIC ASPIRIATIONS N BOARD THE ?? GREA4T ZBRITA. -- .I. . Atnoligot the various sources of ailbsement resorted to by the I voyagers in tbh Great Britain to beguile tbe wearg hours, it'ap- 'pears thgt'dramahti represpntati0U ,wss not soe sightof. Yowards'tbe olose of their' los u ponn the ocean a playwas re901ved1 toO Sit - Balwer Ltvtton's comedy bSf Money was 'ehgsen 'and the tifipe ...

... We noticed a few months ago a new manufactory, which had been called into existence in our city by the discovery of the Australian gold fields; and, if anything bad been required to show the extent to which the exodus to the auriferous colony has been, and still is, going on, it would be found in the magni. tude to which that manufactory has attained. We refer to Mr. Hemmlngs's works at Clift ...

... . on Saturday 'night a fire of the most alarming pharacter hif broke out in Wilidsor-costle, which at one time threatened 8c- riousli'k to injore-the whole of that ancient and majesticedifice, 0. and its vast and varied interior appointments and decorations, nW and. whichi as. it is, has resulted in, the partial destruc- Si lin ' ~aluable portion of it. The part 01' the. structure S desryied ...

... SATU RND, M er6u1 iSATURDAY, MAscy 26, 1853.__ Tnspolitical woridhas been in an excited state during the last few days. A summons for the British fleet to approach the Dardanelles has been reciprocated by orders to the French naval force at Toulon to sail for the waters of Greece. These proceedings could only have reference to Turkish affairs; and their solution, very indistinct at first, is ...

... I The annual general board meeting o this institution was held on Friday se'nnight, R. Phippen, Esq., in the chair. The ueual preliminaries having been gone through, The CHAIRMAN read the annual report, of which the follow. ing is an abstract. It commended with congratulating the friends of the institution on the reduction ofithe heavy balance due to the treassrer from £4334 4s. 2d., to £2308 ...

... IAFFIRS OF BEDMIN.STER. Notce avhg tee gien f avesrymeeting to be holden this (Sutirday) mornaing,,at. nine o'clocki, for nominating Over. seers, a. nmeeting of the ratepayera of, the pariah was convened onl Wedufeoday evebing lat, at 01111m-10110 Chapel, for the Pur- e ?? ' whot'w~ere fli and proper persona ?? for that effice, wilch, especaialy at then present stage Of eta affairs, wtsd~eemed ...

... GUDBRA6 O E;MOUNTAIN-SIDE. ?? . - we li-1 AAlI t~h flloin smpl ltte sor. f Norweglani origin. ex- ro- b ore tracted fro BTores Yule-tide lre. Infon' At quarin Libary il please many Of our readers, and we print it as a lesson for all good-wives.].J 0 THEREt was once a maie named Guadbrend, whe had a farm., which layion the side of a; mountaindwhence he was'called Gud- brand of the Mountain ...