... hOUSE OF LORDS.-THUtRSDAY, APRIL 28. The Clergy Reserves (Canada) bill was read a third time and pasoed. A conversation ensued upon a question from Earl Geru respecting tickets of leave to persona sentenced to transporta- tion; and the Earl of AestoDeBN stated that the subject was under the consideration of Her Majesty's government. Adj FRIDAY. Lord BsouonAs, in presenting a petition on the ...

... DAILY NiEWS.-Lord Derby's appearance on the scene of the ?? great Stafford case has added anoeher inlgredieut to the unsavoury composition which the jour- nals present every rmorning to their readers. In the morning Lord Derby appears before the committee, in the evening lie scolds in the House of Lords the news-I paper reports of his evidence. The reader will observe that the only difference ...

... Hi-awwci.-Thia investigation respecting the seats of Mr Peacocke, a retired barrister, and Mr D. Wadding- ton, chairman of the Eastern Counties railway,both sups porters of Lord Derby's government, closed on Friday. The chairman Mir Readlam) said, the committee had 'cime to the following resolutions ?? That George Iontagle Warren Peacocke, Esq., is mot duly elected a burgess to serve in the ...

... SOCIETY OF ANTIQUARIES OF NEWCASTLE- UJPON-TYNE. The usual monthly meeting wais thelt on 'Wednesday night, Mr NIell ill the chair. Mr (Clayton exhibited at gold signet ring and it brass coin of Coitnoduts, 'which had, a few days ago, been discovered near the south ?? of his station of Borcovicus (ilousoteads). The ring is adapted for a iman's finger, and is but slightly pot out of shape by the ...

... Coica.-Tise proceedings continued oln the 12th, when Mr T. G. French, a magistrate, deposed that he was at the Harper's-lane booth, No protestant voter could either come to or go from that booth without the protection of the military. There were showers of stones fying about, and witness was himself struck on all ports of his body. He bled profusely from a wound il the head. While he was ...

... The committee procseded, on the 5th, with its en- quirics; when the CHAIRMAN, Lord Seymour, read a letter which he had receivedfrom the Duke ct Northum- berland, intimating that his graf e would be happy to attend at any time, and afford the committee any in- formation in his power. The examination of Captain Richards was then pro- ceeded with, He said the people outside the dockyards looked ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT- HOUSE OF LORDS.-THU1Slhi)AY, NAX tSi. This being Aecension-day, their lordohips did cio set Leave was given to the Duke Of Northumberland to attend and ive evidence before the C t tees of the HOUBC of C~meaOnoves the third reading of The LO CNC s Bill.- d St. Lo- the Eegistaino odS.Lo the egitraton f Aeesu~rOr which would, in his opi- AB opposed themite only advantage ...

... On the lst May, 1853. (From the United Scrvice Gazette.) Where twho places are mentioned, the last-named is that at which the depot of the regiment is stationed. lst Life Guards, Hyde-park 36th Devonport 2nd do., Windsor. 36th Trinidad, Pembroke Royal llorse Guards, Regent's- 37th Ceylon, Chatham park 38th Portsmouth lst Dragoon GuardsNewbridge 39th Cork 2nd Dublin 40th N. S. Wales, Waterford ...

... For the Week including Tuesday Night.i (From a Register kept by the National Parliamentary and Fi- I nancial Reform Association, 41, Charing Cross, London.) DATE. May4 4 5 16 6 9 9 10101 ~ No.ofH.ofComb.votepaperG 465136676S697071.7173 NVorthumlberland (North)- .6 Lord Lovaine - - F ?? F F. .. 6 4 Lord Ossulston -- . ?? F. A Ff.. -A: 6 4 Beoriick-on-Tiheed-Vacant i 4 l .Aforpeth-Sir George ...

... STANDARD.-The grounds for the prosecution of Sir F. Smith were (none other were pretended) that he had procured for a son the appointment of a post-of- fiee letter carrier, in consideration of hisafather's vote on the hustings at Chatham. Here, then, we have Lord John Russell and the law officers of the crown solemnly declaring, that t o procure for the relation of a man who has a vote to ...

... RVIVER 'TYNE COMMISSION. VWE.DNESDAY, MAY 18. SFECIAL MEETIoG. -- Present--Mr Hunter in the chair, and Messrs Orm'ton, IDedds, Carr, IRidley, Arm- strong, Hawks, Purdo, Robinson, Lamb, Capt. Linskill, Lowre;, l'appleweil, and Stevenson. Mr 1-.1wits moved that the commissioners survey the river onl ?? to. Air GUTietip read a further report from the Mooring Commitice, which was that they ...

... THE DOCK- YARD ENQUmy, This committee began sitting Yesterday week .-Ie membiers of the cammittee ?? Seymour (chlairniall), Lord ilothar, Sir Benjamin fall, Sir Ferguson Dmvie, smd My Bleckett. Sir Baldiwita Wf.alker, the Admiralty surveyor, was first cx- amined, and described in detail the transactions wbich have already been made public, in connection with the taking out of his hands by Mr ...