... I I1UUnei5 VJe 1,V11Li-1 The Si'w.xrrir took tbe chair at twelve o'clock. N Several petitions were presented against the admission ?? a to Parliament. i Mr LUCAS presented a petition from Meath, in favour of v .1 the admission of the Jews to Parliament. t Soveral petitions were presented in faivour of tbe repeal of the e duty on attorneys' certificates. di L Iord 11. VANE presented a petition ...

... FflOM TIHE LONDON GAZETTE OF FRIDAY. WmAlt Ortrvc, APRaIL 22 2d Life GSiards-Lioiut. II. S. IunilIIy to be Captain, by pnirchnso vice the I Ion. ?? N. Lawley, weho retires Cornet end Sub-Lictit. R 0. Jaine.son ti be Lieuiteinot, liy purirlchas vico Luniley; Rioyal Horse J.aIVriltetnJ. W' litllington to bo Lieutenant, by purcalilse, vico Litd G. C. G. Leinnox, 1s0i retircs. 8d ?? aol GCsards-i1 ...

... 'fIlE FACU'LTY' OF ADVOCATES, £1)DT]IE SIIEIIFFI)EJalI'U*', ON SIILIlll'lCOURT IIEFORM. (Froim a Corresposdent.) Bl.th of the above learned bodieS have now put their senti- yreets on this sunbject into a specific shiapc. T'le Sheriffs Dc- pate have printed and cireulatedl ' Observations on the Lord Advocate's Bill ; and thc Faculty of Advocates have issued a ' I'eprrt by their Committee. ...

... WVRE CK OF THE 11DUKCE OF SUTHERLAND STE A Al E R, AND LOSS OF SIXTEEN LIVES. -a n TA tan I -.11 (From the Aberdeen Journal.) ADDITIONAL PARTIeULARS, . Tho Duke of Sutherland left London at half-past seven I o'clock on Wednesday evening, with 25 passengers on board, I and a general cargo. The passage was a very easy and plea- sant one, with the wind at south-east, up to Thursday night, t ...

... The Queen hats been pleansed by lottoro poteont order tile a root Seal Or tle Unitteut lRigdoco, hearing ditto the 29th dey of Mooch instcant to ?? ono dectlare thot tloo boroogh oif Moncrichstor, intolce connty of Lonroster, oholl booa City, and shooll be culled and styled l The a City ot M ancehoter in thle Cooucty of Lalliaoceotr' WAn OcPInci Atoco 1. 1I0oyal ?? Gccorila-StotfiSnlgeon Of ?? ...

... DtIUKE OF WELLINGTON, 131, SCREW LTNE-OF-BATTLE SIIIP, CAPTAIN HlENRY BYAM MARTIN, C.B. 7- (From the Standard.) f Portsmouth, Monday. I This most magnificent of warx steamers has more than. f answered tile most sanguine expectations that could possibly have been imagined. This day was witnessed the largest war- steamer in the world, and we may say the handsoomest, doiig an average of tell ...

... This Board met oil Monday-the Ilon, the Lord Provost in thle chair. B STRFM~T NAMES. I 'rhoe minutes of thlo Watchinig and Lighting Committee re-a 'Commended that thte road leading from the canal at St. ?? ;and thle railwaty be iamed] Sprinughurmi ]oad ;that the road 'branching f'romn the wvest to the south of' Sighltluill cemetery bo V nsamed Fountainwell Road ; that the road from the ...

... M ISCELL AN BOUS. luther's Childhoo(.-TIie habits and manners of I that time were generally harsh and rude, and so Was c his education. Luther relates thlat his mother once 0 scourged him till the blood came, on ?? of one a mi.serable nut; that his father liad punished him so t; severely that it was withi great difficulty he could get 1 over the child's terror and alienationl. At school lie 1, ...

... ASGOWV SPRING CERCUIT. Thle Sprillg Circuit wvii lbe opxened hereo x Monday firbt by ILorxla Cowno and Anderson, Thormas Clighxorn, Esq., Adcv o- eute.1)epxtle, There cr0 82 c5ses inl whx oh 133 individualS tire impilicated. There ara 90 Jtirymncr surnlilnoned fromi the three countries. The followving is the list of indictments DUMBARTONSHIRE. James Campbell, theft end prev. con. Mary McKeon ...

... BIR. JOSEPr ITIUME AND THE WOMIUNG MAN'S MEMORIAL OF SIR ROBERT PEEL. To the Editor of ti/c Glasgq IPerald. D DEnAR SIn,-It trill be ii the reeollectionm of many ofyour e readers that, shortly after the melanciholy accident ?? so it suddenly teriminatel the career of the late Sir Robert Peel, it was propelse(l to raise, by penny coniribmitioiis, a serm uuflicivlit : to crect a suitable ...

... . FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 15. Lord Brongham's Scotch Law of Evidence Bill was read a third time, and passed the House. of Commons A- A fn 1 O t 1 ' A A 8 MA.-nnA* sa n'ewA n* I on Monday, with amendments. These amendments vwill require the sanction of the Upper Horiso before the measure receives the Royal assent and becomes law. On Tuesday, the Canada Reserves Bill was read and passed, by 80 ...

... FRID)AY MORNING, APRIL 1. The usual telegraphic message from Trieste, an- nouncing the arrival of the Overland Mail, has reached us, l)ringing important news from Burmaah. There is little detail, but the abstract, which is sufficiently explicit, informs us that ambassadors from the Court t of Ava bad reaclhcd the camp of General Godwvin. It Ivill be in the recollection of our readers that ...