... I! The monthly meeting of this Club took place on Wednesday last. Mr. Charles James Trevor Roper, was unanimously elected a member of the Club, on the motion of the Rear-Commodore, seconded by Mr. Sampson. A large assortment of plate was submitted to the meeting, and the prizes for the ensuing Regatta chosen from it. Tenders were ordered to be obtained for the necessary works for the Club ...

... THE UNITED KINGDfOM AtiLtACE. On Tuesday evening -last, a P~ublicl M60fing was held in Harrison's Assemb~ly Iloon,- in this city, to explai the nature and objects of thle above Society. In thle absence of the Very 1Rev. 'he Dean, the Rev. Dr. Arthur Jones wvas voted to the Chair. Thle Chairman said they were invited to attend that Mieeting for the purpose of hearing the principles of a newly ...

... A.setrtw i The Gazotte contains a notification that the duty on the exportation of oak timber from the Roman States was to be t doubled from the Ist instant. Her Majesty's Commissioners for the Exhibitien of 1851, d with the view of rendering the valuable trade collection pos- I sessed by them, and now deposited at Kensington Palace, of f practical advantage at as early a period as possible, ...

... ?? julprt-iol ?? orliflinvat, 9 v HOUSE OF LORDS,-FRIDAY, The Royal Assent Vas given, by commission, to the follow- ing ?? Sewers Bill; Literary and Scientific Institutions Bill; Militia Ballot Suspension hill ; Militia pay Bill; Militia (Scotland) Bill; iliftia (Ireland) Bill; Real Estates Charges Bill: Prisoners Removal Bill; Mayo County Advaneces Bill; West Indian Encumbered Estates Bill; ...

... the 31, On Friday. evening last, the 18th inst., the Church Choristers here were honoured by the Rev. Henry tv t Owen and Mrs. Owen with an invitation to supperM artat the Rectory, and they gladly availed themselves w of the great treat thus given to them. Ablout sc 01 6 o'clock, they were kindly received by 1' y gwr bia'r ale nenbren and his lady, at the lawn ill front of the b ra, house. ...

... 'J.1 !f ?? if the3 r- Reading-room and Library for RailwaY ~srvmnts.-Tlhe ten, w Is directors of the Lancashire and Yorkshire and E ast Lancashire cept o: Vs Railways bare subscribed 1007. towarids the formation of a naE ig reading-rooma and library for the servants employed at their o o, joint station at Salor.Cremc a, A Good Example.-The Soanth-Eastern Railway Company Court ig have, on ...

... 411-grellogrollo M. Mr. Hastings having opposed Mr. Gordon for the represen- a, tation of Bevorloy, the polling took place on Monday. The X, following is the final state of the poll:-Gordon, 493: Hastings, 192. at Government has resolved to erect a capacious building at ?? for the Normal School, now attached to Chelsea Mi- m litary Asylum. The Board of Works have already prepared 0,the plans ...

... (52;Odirv 1 iai irr'. ?? IC- they also Farms anti ?? occuisy tto-tliirds of tle Lions werc lanj of E~iigiaind 'fle numberc of tile f erms i's 225.318. thle iarter per average size is Il acres. Twvo-third oft a fris tir udler- eeur- ticat SiZC, bat there fire 771 of above 1,000 acres. 'Tic large erllt W5 th abouned in the esuth-eastern anid eastern counties; Lrke wa tie mail filrins in tle, ...

... DEATH OF THE DEN OF AEDAGE. It devolves upon us to announce the death, on Wednesday last, of the above venerable and faithful servant of the Christian Church, who expired in the south of England, whither he had removed for the benefit of his health. The late ex- cellent dean was among the most zealous and indefatigable of L the Protestant clergy of Ireland. The deanery of Ardagh is of the ...

... Pifiraf. AMr. Edward Giffard is appointed to be First Class Clerk, Mr. Robert Bell to be Second Class Cleric, I-Ion. IV. Moreton to be Third Class Clerk, in the Admiralty, Whitehall. Mlr. Selby DO ] ere Spencer, Mr. C, G. Turner, Mr. Joseph Senior, ir. Henry Blytb, Mr. Andrew Armstrong, and MAr. F. T. Pearsall, are .appointed to the Accountant-General's Depart- ment of the Admiraltv, at ...

... THE 'MAJORITY OF GRIFFITH RUmPI-IREY ONVEN, ESQ., OF YIMVLCH. L .3 ?? DIK ., x, . I IM.3L*J UI l. pr The majority of this gentleman took place on th le 27th ult., to celebrate which, all the subseriptions . (vhich have been extraordinarily liberal), were devoted s8 to charitable purposes. This, in combination with the a Fhigh repute in which the wortly family of YmwvIch t are held in this ...

... PROCEEDINGS INT PALIAIENT. Contrary to expectation, the Lords, on Thursday night, agreed, by the votes of 41 to 32, to suspend their standing order, passed on the 2nd of Mlay last, and to take the Bribery Bill into consideration. IL is very probable that a different resolution would have been come !o, hbd not ihe ?? ?? v e~castle, who took charge of the Bill, stated his intention to propose ...