... WHAT A FIE.NI) A FATHER 1 hut husband should conceive an aversion for bis wife miliappilv inrrciliblf occurrence; thai such aversion should beget antipathy against the children the marriage a result not without example; but ♦hat parent, besides neglecting his cluldrt.ii, should recommend proatitution his d»uglit«rs theft 4o lu« son* is an even*. so u:teily nana.urat, that the story published ...

... tbc lantern Flying Fori of June 2, 1753 Bristol.—The attention of many People's minds has been engaged to account for a very uncommon A ppearance on the Back and other parts of the City, Ihursday lost about Noon ; The Dust of the Street took Fire, and burnt entirely to Ashes, so that Peck thereof might be gathered on one spoon upon the Back: The fire vu glowing that a Woman lighted her Pipe at ts ...

... THE imJiATlTOriNiEs important despatch CAPTURE OF CALI'EK. * RELIEF OF JEIIANPOKE DIFFICULTIES OUDE. Juuo l 2>tth received the following message j ? * lla: , l .° J Ewj., India House, London, from Bombay Presidency. Serious disturbances have occurred at Gudduck, in the Collectorate the outbreak vr»a headed Rao. of Moonderger'. I , lemb w . wl obtained possession of the fort of owul ( ...

... HOUSE LORDS—Feidat. The proceeding! of the House of Lords bad little interest, end tbe monotonous gravity of the meeting was not relieved any such amusing incidents as are said have taken place in the Commons. Lord Campbell announced bia -mention to postpone his bill for the amendment tbe lair libel, but to curtail the already limited dimensions that measure. Lord Brougham called for the early ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS—Friday. The House of Lords weie occupied until a late hour in committee the Government of India Bill, and 32 clauses were disposed of with little opposition or alteration. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—FRIDAY. At the morning sitting of the House of Commons tonight, the bill to coutinue the act for preventing bribery si elections passed through committee. At night the second reading of Lord ...