... IMPERiIAL PARLIAMENT HOUSE OF7 LORDS-VTOsLA; Ju-NE 12. ROMAN CArT110lO1 CIIAI)IITIrES BILLI Onth 'jotio for the lu tird oatiling of this bill. Lord ABlUNGER ouserred that it dealt wit h JusIv' EIIIt after submitting ta en question very l1JOullTeafre ortsigadde opportunity shudb5 foddfrtsigaddsu ting tlle, title of pr~operty left to Roman Catholic clia- ridies before rdriot it absolute, lie ...

... THE BATTLES AT THE MAMELON AND IN TIHE QUARRIES. DESPATCH FROM LORD RAGLAN, Berfom Sebiastopol, Jl1n o , 1855. -i' LoRD-I hlnce the great satisfaction of inform- ingr Your lordship that the assault which was mnade 11pon tdhe Quarries in front of the Roden from Our ac- vanced palrallel in the righit attack, on the evening of thIe 7ith instaiit, was attended witlh perfect success, anll that thIe ...

... 'Ifi I i'LtESS. LIM1ITED LIABILITY. (Fe'cui the T'iccces.) Ave, Iive is' t elength recteivedil lti' Iol-iidielatX d In ctacrC foc' limitiiii liiability icc pitn' iersilip. iThe Illeasure'i i.' ,lhivcdd into two bilik, the fiiit. licnitiic thle liiibility of mmier,;c''' of cer'tai n jcii tt-stittk c'tmpjancit's, tile eenclid t'e'-ul'ctill til- Condtiihtons On whicl a Certactin pnotion of the ...

... I[PERIAll PA. ElA ME,-r. (Suippleui. nt.rg to T. legruphac .Sit'nssrrq HOUSE OF' ClO-1DONS--Tut:i)snv, dcxc lo, TUNNx'T'S' COMtP'E'NSATIOIN (intIlAND) tiIt._ Onl bte qitestioll Ithat tin', SIpeaii do W iO5t'ilt, eCtair, ill ordert' Il;l tilt!1111!t!S' atighi ~go itilitC tliniltL tie onl this Ijili, Loiti (IA LWAY 'maid lust inl tile, ahll'i' ioot' Iliii righti D isratil lie SI)enll W itriti ...

... PROFFERED RESIGNATION OF AIR. BATES. Is another column wye publish a, doeuenctwicich-how- ovei' vaicties the feelings its perusal may excite- c~inctet be read witi iidi ccllibrence by ainy ncecie rne of this comtmunity. We refer to Lice tender by Mr. dclii Bates, of' his resignattion at the joint offices oi Town Clerk and Tlown Solicitor for thle Borough of Belfast. Tice result of the recent ...

... SIlALL TIIE STA'I'E EDUCATE THE PEOPLE * Now that tle question of NationalEducation isisbout to occupy the attention of the Legislature once more, in relation to tile case of each of the three great divisions of the United Kingdom, it may not be out of plalce to notice a somewhat olrigilnal view of this great ques tion, v;bich hls been just propounded by a very ear- nest thiltmer on tihe ...

... T'IlE Aerb iMY. PROMOTIONS AND EXCHANGES. OceI ieStftoer, Jssstnt ,E. An-, i Puill, appoinedita to 50th1 Foot, 2ndil laoo -.J.A Armistrong, to be Cornet, witli out I purellase. vice A[ecolwoeliie, decc asis!, Gi-enaitiet' Gii;irdA--EIISig1w and1 [~(~lt. If. Aknstruther to be l,ieuteiAiatt and C~ttin.ll), rice Plifliliwore, vilio retires., kit Fo0t-To he Entsigns, without putrchase-L iciit. ...

... ON Wednlesday ev,,ening last, in thle Lisbtrn' Presby- teriata Chlurch, a large meteting assembled, In compli- ance 'With public notification, for thle purpose OF co0esi- diering Ritid adop~ting a, petition to Parliament for the extension of thle act counucelly called 1Forbes Me1c. koaizie's Act. Afier religious oxorcises, 'Tle Ice.~ JAMSic Jioussf O, Wesleyan minister,, Was calltol to shie ...

... LATEST_ IATELLIGEN CEA SPECIAL J)EDSPATCOJL [BY SCIJLIARINE & i liii JS TE:LEtiRAPIIl (RO0.11 O1R OWN COILUESPONDVN'T.) THE BALTIC FLEET AT CRONSTADT. Frosm DaltiZiC WE! learn that the mail steaitter of the fiset had 1rvivoed, bringing ilntllig,1ic, tillt, heL site lFt tile fleet, it Nvas onWy a few Mile5 fronti Crilstad t. FURTHER SUCCESSES IN THE SEA 0F ])E13ATII AZOV. IDE~SPA FRc A l1S0' ...

... FOREIGN INTELlGENCf?. I .1 'Irs: I following- arr' thle only items of' ineterestim rig INWS brought by thle Pacirc lie,1whose a 'rivalI wast~ annlominced A by teiegrapli li inn(l' bier v'i A ci-t oritiv of tioeiollitinittee, lafr'iy appointed Icy lie Ctiiiv'ntrioii at iPliilaIliplli ta f ffrmeit.( jnltilfni'in of N principles for thle gir-eririerit clf' tine. Kirow-Notlirtig tli patty, iii its ...

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... T li E W R A i. S I EGE O F M EB1)A STO PO Yt (Fr'oui thne T'Iites &or'rseponietrlrU) CAIn', l'Oucii'i' DivisioN,, WerrDSssnrnv, M1AY 23,1 var-About Iwo hours ~~~~ago, i's., at nine o'clock, nc is the most quiet poart of' tie diny iii eampi~, thle scriderA4 ha vi tlg ri I gonit to bed, tire' ca Iap Wats rust Ii'[I)d III l. tint' hieaviest. C'anniorilin t? vih~lih has1 b'eir heart1 SUIlte tlnt ...