... Mowpay, April 18. The House met at four o'clock. Mr WILSON said that on Thursday next he would state the Customs. the views of the Government the subject of the reform of LONDON AND EDINBURGH GAZETTES. | Mr WILSON moved for and obtained leave to bring in a | bill for the consolidation of the London and Ga- | When the consolidation was effected the cost at which the London Gazette was now ...

... HEA . Tll of LONDON D UIING te TWEP7'K. [FnOM THE REOISTaIAR-GENERAL'S RETURN.1 A declining rate of mortality affords evidence of a gradual improvement in the public health. Since the weekly mor- tality rose to its maximum at the end of March, the nnmier of deaths fell in the first week of April to 1,340, and in that which ended last Saturday to 1,243. Since the week ending March 26, in which ...

... FOREIGN IN'TELLIGENCE. FRANCE.-Political news of importnow comes at rare intervals from France. Afore attention has been paid lately to the dispute on ecclesiastical matters than to anything else. Last week a special envoy returned from Rome, and it was presumed he brought an un favourable answer from.the Poperespecting the coronation; which, it is currently reported, has been postponed till ...

... THE JEWISH DISABILITIES BILL. TO TRE EDITOR OF TIHE EXETER MYING POST. Sir,-The House of Commons, having by a small majority, agreed to the third reading of the Jew Bill, many days we may expect will not elapse before the Government will introduce this objectionable measure into the House of Lords. I trust, therefore, that I may be alloweid, through the means of your valuable and widely ...

... 1,0X.2790X U1?SDAY, A PR.21. IN the HOUSE of COaMMOxa yesterday, the fl^,EN- CElLLOR o'f the EXCHEQUERt stated that soem figures which appeared in the printed resolutions relative to the importation of soap wvere erroneous, it being the intention of the government that the import duty should cease with the excise duty on that article. The Public-houses (Scotland) Bill passed through committee, ...

... OO~RRESP-O=P1 c~E. , TO TI: 1Dii OF THiE EXPO1ST~ flYINO r .T Sim.-I ari isincerely glad to observe that the Vicar of slhebbear has called the attention of the public, through the medium of the prves; to that want of oonfidence which lie believes is so extensivily felt,,as to the religious principles upon whicli the initended. Training College at Exeter. is to be carried on. ' Like that ...

... [FROSS OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.1 COPENHAGEN, APRIL 15. The famous and magnificent Norwegian mother- cathedral, the church of Tronyem, that glorious production of Christian art under English artists, has just been treated and illustrated at large in a work of lasting merit, written in German :- The Cathedral of Drontheim, and the Middle-age Chris- tian Architecture of the Norwegians, &c. By ...

... IRISH TENANT LEAGUE A meeting of the council -took picet yesterday, at four o'clock. The chair was taken by M. I O'BRENNAN , Eq. The following important communications were read by the Secretary ?? Kildangan, Kinnegad, April 16, 1856. ?? compliance with the wishes of the Council of the Tenant League, as expressed in their address enclosed in your letter to me of the Brd ultimo, I have made a ...

... The Countess of Clarendon held a reception last evening, at the official residence of the Foreign Secretary, in Downing.etreet. The invitations comprised the whole of the corpa dipto- iseotique, and almost all the members of the aristooracy at present in London, to the number of upwards of 800. The r2itnion ewas by far the most numerously attended party ef the season., The company began to ...

... Y ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.) LATEST NEWS, Lonvon, Evening. ELECTON COMMITTEE. Messrs Higgins and Moore have been declared duty elected. ELECTION. Mr Starkey and Lord Goderich are candidates. The Lord Goderich bas a nomination took place to-day. show of bands by an overwhelming majority. A poll was demanded for Mr Starkey, to take place to-morrow. — AUSTRALIA. April 20. — Arrived the Ba'lerat from ...

... TlHE DEVON AND EXETER REFUGE SOCIETYr8 REPORT. [A, pressure upon our space caused~the omliission' oc Sis report in our'last. numnber.) Ino o-ffering once more nix atintisil report to their, friesids And -to the public:, the Committee of the Devon and Exiteri Refuge for Discharged, Prisoners desire to 'xPi'ess theur' increased conuii ions-that'ther.q ?? in-stitntionfa ?? the -diotates' of sound ...

... BY EXP1~S& I ee ATHLONE ELECTIoNNo0ATO0, CANDIDATES, le (FROM our OWNS RUPOaRane) it The nomination of candidates for the representa*ti i borough of Athione in parliament took place teonr ftb 11 Boawelle' brewery-yard, Nortbgate street. A large bull7 i constabulary were drawn up in the yard, wher the o during the day, gnd the 62d infantry, with two rero010d I 3rd dragoons, were stationed at ...