... THEFF REPRESENTATION- OF TYNEM~OU-TIT e ~~TvD.13rouTwr, SATVR1DAV NIi;~r. ?? with the telegraphic mnessage, says outr cor- n respondent, that conveyed the onnounclement to lbs Iihnral 0 committee '9tere, yesterday, that Mr. Ilugh Tavlor, thlc s Derbyite representative of this boroughI, as unseated by the al parliamentary committee- for bribery and treating, w t., e announcement that M~r. Ralph ...

... ELE (JTJONEI'OSURESI V t; } * 0. LEICESTE'lR. !: t .: -t nce'ts Ansec 5DOt.'ota!T or c~TES FarrToro.-*xrOLO~v]5X flEtTB- ion of - -Exivel~OaxlS, :s : it-o The committee re-assemtbled at i : o'clock ye stcrz when Iday, and their laboors were soon brosights' toe a loae-4he' :ldc-~ petitioners aba3ndon ing 'their case' unreservedly,sn d! throu'gh ftetheir counsel, wiithdrswirog every isdputariod ...

... ' CAt~ne ?? Arno, Madequtto. and [lhe Saturn. Schaiino, from Marseilles; the Ciifton. Furzman. from Cdic; he Daper, leech fromJerse; tile H~orca, MwDenald, final Savanli h i the William, Emmet, rot Libon th Grceloptf, lunkin, from Genoa the Sabrina, Parker, the Juverna, Gilmore, andt the Vangualrd, Buert, from or'; Victory, Stacey , from M t rford; tile Rose, lurgee, from DB blin ; the ...

... IPSWICII, Siaturays, .pr*if 1o, fIS3. .t TiE, A.1CUDEACON'S VIsITAToIN.-Yesterday the j venerable the Archdeacon Ormerod held his periodical visitation at the ehurch of St. Alary-at-Tower. In ac- cordance with the ti se-hodoured observantces of the I Church of England, divine service was celebrated, at C which thee was a numerous attendance of the cliergy, and churchwardens of the various ...

... LON-DON, TUESDAY MoRxrYG. The education committee meet again to-day, having, at their last meeting, on Friday, closed the examination of Dr. WATTS. The doctor certainly established his case, not only in chief, but under the torment of a cross- examination that seemed inflicted not so. much- for the purpose of overthrowing the witness, as of endeavouring to place him now and then in a ...

... ?? ?? ?? ?? 0- ?? Times Office, Three ?? a.m. Id [er HL210TRIC TELBEGAPHI.] H HOUSE OF COMMONS,-LABT NIGHT.-(CONTINUED-) le Mr. DISRAELI. objected, to the appointment of a select a committee, He saw no reason wby the house should not m divide upon the-facts-brought forward by Sir B. Hall, with- ;s out referring them to a-committee. He, however, considered a, that, after what-had been stated, ...

... niade The Earl of WrxSCnttSEA moved for the appointment of a corn- rig to mittee to inquire into the system of ?? rit the College, the of `iaynooth. you, The Earl of AnRaEILPLdeclined to enter into the questioyn of Papal with agreasson. The gov ernment hlart no objection to appoint a esincala- oearOsioi, hut it could not accede to the nohle earl's motion, and his aueth therefore felt it his ...

... ,dAs stated ito our- last, a Special geilelx m.Ieeting of the Derby Local Board oif llealth, was held in thle Guidh lt,' Wed- Sat - i t(icody last. 'There wets presecst Aldermenti Barber, Fornman, pI D I. Fox, S. Fox, Haywood. Jessopp, MOl'iley. and &knddars ; i Ciuncillors, Barton, Baites. Cartlichi, Clarke, Cooper, Cock, qo Cordon, Davenport, Dunnieliff, Etchles, ;amlble. Gisborite, 1/As lv ...

... COMMISSION OF LUNACY OF MR. [ - - -Feargus O'Connor, late Mj?. . On Tuesday a commissions was opened before Mr. Commnis- sioner Barlow and a jury of freeholders of the county of Middle- sex, at the Roebuck Tavern, Chiswick, for the purpose of investigating the state of mind of Mr. Feargus O'Conuor, formerly M.P., for Nottingham, and a leading Chartist agitator, but who since June last has been ...

... I - 0 The' New Education Bill, which Lord J. Russell obtained l&*ve to brink into the House of Commons has been printed. It is efititled, A Bill for the Promotion of Education in Cities and Borougihs in England, and contains thirty-three Sections. It provides, first f aill,' that, on a resolution being passed to adopt the provisions of thb'bill'; by not less than two-thirds of the members ...

... I.MPERIAL PAXRLIAMENT. HOUSE OF FEERS. P1II1lAY. APRIL 15.] Lord BEriZntt s rrov: d the sccoosc rliadiug oft ibo Poor Remicoval aud Local Assess- incit 13il!, but, a' the sug-ection of LaILd Derby, Loti Stoi I 'if e'rlet and other noble Lox do, agretd to 'cecluittrtt it.' ?? ill ?? aeco'ldi cglV witiidl awl. i1lc loptit .f (IdTh Vacitiation Bill wi ws brought pl) I-v ?? Lvtt aton, nD1 ordered ...

... The following members voted en the motion for the repeal of the tax on advertisements:- ON THE 12TH MAT, 1852, ON TnH 74Tn APRIL, 1853, AGAINST THE RNPEAL. FoR THE REPEAL. Adderley, C. B. Adderley, C. B. Arkivrigbt, 0. Arkwright, G. Barge, W. Begge, W. Bailey, Sir Joseph Bailey, Sir Joseph Baillie, H. J. Bai lie, H. J. Baird, James Baird, James Bankes, Right Hon. George Bankes, Right Hon. ...