... HOUSE OF PEERS. c] FRIDAY, Juxe 8.) The BnsecoF or LONDON ai moved an address to the Crown, setting forth the evils arising from the premature closing of Burial Grounds before other places of sepulture were provided, and praying that they might be re-opened until other means of interment could be provided. After discussion, the utotion was withdrawn, Earl GRAN VILLE expressing his intention To ...

... LOXBON, . Wednesday, J3une 6, 1855. TRANSIT OF CAVALRY THROUGH EGYPT, I Tuesday night's Gazette contains the following letter, L which Admiral Lyons has forwarded, with a good words through Lord Raglan to the War-office:- . Her, Majesty's Steam-vessel Himalaya, . - Karatch, May 7,1855. i Sir,-I trnst that yoa will not, tink me presuming if I endeavour to placo before you some of the merits ...

... d BInvic.-May 4, Mirs. Edward Parrott, of a daughter, stillborn. 0 PI'CLio VESTTRY.-A meeting of the ratepayers was held D on Friday the Ist instant, when it was unanimously agreed 0 that the burial Board for the Parish of Buckignban should have the sanction of that meeting to the raising of a sum not exceeding 2,4001. for the purposes of the new Cemetery. It was also agreed that one-third of ...

... IT- APPOINTMNTS. r, oi4.-(U. F. Hillyar, to the Gladiator. (eRhaler--F. Marten, to the Royal Albert. .! 'oola~.-J. E. Bickford, to the Meteor; W. B. Boul- ton, to the Tartar; M. T. Parks, and H. Hathorn, additional, to the Scourge; Lord E. H. Cecil, and W. R. Robson additional, to the Duke of Wellinog- tP ; William H. Edye, to the ImpreYnable; St. John Cosventry, to the Proancthe. Soy a.-U. ...

... ISLE OF WIGHT,: . SATUIRDAY. JUNE 9, IS55, v sliel ' .NEWPORT. 7d oa, *The high range of ?? ivhie h aae fately sxtesepiriencdk, heas told Wiiat magical- effcd.n ~vegetatson fithe Isle of Might. SUmmernoae a-al its beaty succeeds theungadial sprin*g; the hediee'sows of our r green lanes aroe lordu aitet thor a ?? loneyeuclo] iapoue lso 11 h d wthi s.weet perfu e..The harvest peets have fully ...

... CAPTURE OF GENITCA'`i>.: Q n The Admiralty communicated thle following on Sun-.Si dlay -Intelligence has been received at the Admiralty, anr from Sir E. Lyons, at Kertch, that the aquadron in the 'v4 Sea ?? has appeared befor Genitchi, landed a body I .i of Seamen and Marines, and, after driving the Russian force from the pilace, has destroyed all the depots and vessels laden with corn and ...

... -n -- ?? -_ -_ - ?? LfLU'y* The LORD CHANCELLOR, on the order of the day being read for the recommittal of the Cambridge University Bill, explained the various amendments which he proposed to introduce into the measure, the general effect of which may be described as intended to render the clauses for reforming the general body of the University of Cambridge in unison with those contained in ...

... COUNCIL MEETfIN. ?? . .. JO] )pen -The Adjouttied Meeting of the Council was held on F. P Thutrsade, pesent the Mayor; Aldermen Stigaut, Bramt. aig .E., ble, Scale, V-ihes Orange, Crasswoller,' Lay , Rtob- me bins, Batchelor, and Gauntlett; Councillors ~. Ford, sel eave Vandenberg, Peak, G-. Sheppard, R.. W. Ford, Howell, 0On ,St. Huraby, Hannam E. M. Wells, Saunders, Dore, Hogg, Be Davey; R. ...

... The Times gives the following graphic account of thisfe'te on Saturday last:- Alas for the glories of Chiswick and of the other metro. politan flower-shows I Sydenham takes the shine out of them all. Without any extraordinarypreparation, and in an easy off-hand way, the Palace accommodates a horti- cultural display, for extent and splendour, far surpassing anything of the kind that has ever ...

... MISCEL LANEOUS. i HER MAJESTY'S STATE BALL.-The Queen gave her second State Ball this season at Buckingham Palace, on e Friday evening the 1st inst. About 1900 invitations were issued, -and included the Royal family, the whole of the o Diplomatic Corps, and a very numerous party of the e nobility and gentry. ,. THE NEW INCOM.E TAX ACT.-The new Income Tax Act, it which received the royal assent ...

... PORTSMOUTH PoTU,. Stung. ?? th TraDersDr .pA, May 30~-Before the Mawor, 3. 0. a e- Travrs . .Prtt, (i. C. Stigant, and B. a~rter, 'YRobert Smith, all apprenate to Mr; White ship- is builder, was ?? refusing to work ?? sfix a asoclc i heeenn.Thecase was fully proved by I )n Mr. Whitel's foreman, who stated that, the boy had tI 1e several -times refused to work, and that for solme time Ci Ig ...

... AI I3ALTIC FLEET. T ` flsof haibe 'S8iSXA1, MAY 28. b thee t wqe t ha o ee g lying at -anchor ?? during a 'nqusw jT ~I 6141ireB banked redyforjimmediate use. b 'AccientalTb, wsaer the ha ten generally flue, with the thermo- E 'A~idetalIneerranging 'between 45 degrees and 65 degrees, and £. 1nday, the gentl breees, Inrstly from the south-east and south- 3 wihatle oathe Exercise of every ...