... HOUSE OF LORDS. Fis RIAV, August 3. Message from the Queren-The Lotws CHANCELLOR presented the follovwdin messagte frorm the Queen:- - Victoris 2e l;-tter Maieny. dirming It extedient it pirovide far zuy adit~onal .Xprn%- that0 r ali' it ro wequence ofr te war po whirh her Mijestty 1 Iola ?? Witt, the ?? of' nnr!o. mlt retyttr an her eerteiinc of C-c atiresctlon or the ttouse or LorWs. trusts ...

... BIUNGAY. ; ?? l .-TIIy lC pltv sessions held an the ?? 3llt. was the srecia se.-ion5 for grantin: alehoue 1 lie:s. arnl sde i niaistrates present were J. L. Bed. ?? Elq. (chairmnan), the ltev. J. C. Safford, and J. F. toteroe. E:sq. All the old lircnres were renewed, f anil a riv wwretail license was granted to Mr. Ltrkev wine wer.aiit. The application of Clhss.Sadd, to be licensed tj ;lC ...

... THE CAPTLRE OF THE AMELON AND TIHE QUARRIES. (From the Ppesil Corrowtut odthe 7iaes.) CASr BzVOUZ SSBASTOVOL, June 6.-An end has been put ?? mor to the long days of espectation and the wearsome indolence or sameness of our camp life. For the third time our fire has opened along the whole ange of positions. At half pazt 2 o'ciock to.day 157 puns and mortars on our side. and above 300 on that of ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS. FgtoAv, May 25. TheC Biihop of Oxeosto moved for, copy of an ad. dress presented to her Majesty, by the House of.494al eO bii and Legislative Council of Canada, praying for the removal ofdfisadvantiazea to which the Church in Canadas is Subject, and to enable it to elect its own bishoir,; anld forany answer svhich may be giwen thereto HeC observed he had nto wish to see the ...

... I ? Cu ?? ?utToik ? IIai1?.i? ? ? T?d? D?. Ike. .th. .-g Wa ham.hafl .?n T.w?,5 ?v t I ?h. ?t Fd'h?rn rc?i on Thur?da?. tin. ?? Wand on Sauir?iay. ?? !5t1.. at oath d?y ?it a quarter betore II. The E'?ex and Suffolk Foa Hounds meet (01 Toe' Ike. 11th. ?t G?l G?O?C ?? ? th? I?h. ? toed lidis at E1ese? o'clock. Tic I?sst Essex IlOUtIdS oteet ThA D.w, Dee ?? ?t Moor (.ortlcns on Tuesday. tit 11th ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS. F TnlVUIIDAY, Jan. 2. 1 Lord LTN *tE:uT gave notie that on Fridav. the 2nd of Febtuary. hC wou'd mnove tlt! coflowing reso. | That in the opinion of this Honuc the expedition to Dt the Crimea 'las undertaken fy her Nlajeity's Govern- me, t tia, very ?? ?era, and without due I' cautian or siuficient inqrsiry intn the nature and ecte a of the resillance to be cptceted from the ...

... MIS CELLA NEOUS. DlsTRI0VTTOtt OY rtHE CIMtEAN MerimS-The dis. tu tribution of the war medal to the officers, nor.com- qr missioned officers. and invalided and 'rounded soldicrs returned from the twar in the East, by her Mfajrty. yes. terday. on the parade in St. James's perl;. was to be cO celebrated with great splendour. Large rawrs of seatss i in front of the guard-house and the ...

... The Court festivities in London will end, it is under: Sto. at an early, pesod this sewn. when Hler Ir.I Iety end thc Roya family will remove to Osborne to pass some wees in compative reirement. A few days since his Royl Highnes Prince Albert !visited the Cretnotne g ens. co~n2anied by the young Princ. an eques. and the roy tator. During the visit the Prines tUU their skill with the air guns, ...

... ALARM AT ODESSA FROM THE PRESENCE OP THE ALLIED FLEETS.I The followyint is from th- 3Military 7eitutg:- ODessA. October O.-Yesterday evening tihe tele. graph near the villa inhatbited by Geaersl Lttders an. nounced that many of the enemty's ships were in sight. This morning, at about nine, they were within fen versts of the city, and sixteea ofthezst-sevcrat of ishh.h were gunboats-4ould be ...

... ?4J?iDU! 3ouriial. S V1'CILDAY, Noi?.?it 10, ? The ticltet-of lenve sy stem is nowe undergoing n dlis- eussion wvinch it is to be hoptd mnay result to tbe ad- vantcec o~f thec public. That thc opsponlents of the sys- tem have $0153C ralid grounds for th eir objections, thcre ean bc no question; but. a nthes~amc time. me think thait the ?? ?? r from so smany convicts having been set at liberty ...

... Our Correpomilent at S'Owrn are: reruesta us to itatc that. a the tate ?? Show. tho third pylu for mi rund pattwtcs and Vie rx ttm priie for ccrrcnis, werc awunkde to , 1r. J . Itainblrd. I anrdener to T. D. B ftk. FA. The addlion atdt alterstion Arrivet I too late to be inserned and made In the Sappten'a, in w;2rlh the rvport Appers. 1PeSpIVCIIa Aaftesrdav, S~eptember 29 1035 FORM OF PRAYER ...

... THE SIEGE OF SEBASTOPOL. (pro the Corpondeat of the Timm.) BawFOav SSEDSTOPOL, April 14.-The men co to the trencheb in bith spirits now. I saw a party of O qman of the 4th Divirion marehing down on SaturdaF night to the batteries, and I ?? believe they could rot hbve looked more cheery an'd pleasant had they been bound to Greenwich Fair. Thev were comFortablF covered with -sterproof eloaks an' ...