... I),PERL PaRLIAMET -- - fly--' HiouSE OF LORD)S,-'THUlxDX i CHURCH RATrES. 1,p -nigpelitiofla fo tile abolitioti Of Church rates, Ill ?? entrfrnt theo prayer 'file Earl of licilay taehe t I' tile sbjctfli ?? rtl1 er ~l peitonesand w~hen th Bill Oil sold IOove that it be tlpiearsiioni, if no0 Other peer ci (, l read a second timec that day Six 2110ith3.- AI)Mh~lO\Ol- ilE JEWS TO PAIRLIMMENT. ...

... '-~sxtl ?? V \: A T 'r ii R .-Ini the very finest Novvi ci , tlte fo, is much mitist. . 1)I MTEI 1 Fowlm.-The rose ilusths: no IN Cii ci csiilill the thillngs that are tlonlnder it. 110\\ 10 Tni':\1 SUIVA'NTS.-{GiVe themi a holiday ,Iti itilb and a tfea shillings to gl lnd sce theplantomininO. v Bnut' M1:.-e~rs. Bl\opci sayS she should so li'et a itlittic *1chine Mlopes ofpers her tsoayuid' ...

... Liu, TEiGNMOUTH. The Rev. T. B. Simpson, incumbent of East 'reignomoutb, WI refuses to baptize children oh Sundays, excepting in the of middle of the afternoon service. Several of the parishioners by have in consequence taken their children to Zion Chapel. thi Major Isaac, of the 82nd Regiment (nephew of Major Iap Ingall, of Shaldon), had the misfortune to lose his right arm, bus while ...

... WEDNES DAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1858. MR. BIoGHT asked, at Birmingham, Why should the Liberals not have a Reform Bill of their own? The honorable member has now answered his own question, and somewhat shabbily too. Judging from the tone which he assumed when addressing his constituents, the preparation of a Reform Bill is a very easy matter; but now that ?? Association has imposed the task upon ...

... CULLOBIPTON. THY. FAIR-On Wednesday last the fair was held in this town; the attendance of dealersfromLondon, Bristol, Exeter, Plymonth, and the intervening towns was numerous. Ther'e was a large supply of all descriptions of stook of better quality than has been known for a long time, which sold at the following ?? sheep in their wool, 6d.to,7d.; ewes and lambs, £2 10s. to XD; fat sheep, Os. ...

... * The third annual meeting of this society was held at the Egremont Arms, Williton, on Thursday, July 29tb. After the business of the society had been transacted, a large party sat down to an excellent luncheon, which bad been prepared by Mr. Dunn. The chair was taken by the Hon. P. P. Bouverie, M.P., and amongst those present we noticed the Countess of Egremont, Mrs. Carew, Mrs. Abraham, Mrs. ...

... r After the celebration of the marriage on Tuesday last week e between the Hon. Augustus 1a3npfylde and Miss Florence S Sheridan, theconmpanyassembled at Mrs. Sherlidan's residence, s in Grosvenor-place, where breakfast was given. Among those 3 present were the Marquis of Lansdowne, Viscount and r Viscountess Palmerston, the Duke of Somerset and Lady D Gwendolin St. Maur', Lord and Lady ...

... On Saturday morning the up express'train from Birmingham to London ran right through a goods train that was crossing the line at Bilsworth. The driver had his arm broken, but no other personal injury was sustained. The application of air as a motive power for propelling vessels has, itis stated, been successfully introduced by Mr. Carter, a scientific gentleman residing at Mottingbam, Kent. A ...

... CONTINUED FRtOO OUR SEVENTH PAGE. OKEHAiIPTON. GAs.-A company hasbeen formied for the psirpose of supplying this. town with gas, and the buildings required for its manufacture are in course of erection. The old lamps are to expire on tue fah of November next.~ IIATHERLIGIGH. DEATIT or LuilITENANT.COLONEL MORRIS, 0.13., oF H.M. 17rss Lucireas.-The melancholy intelligence of the death of this ...

... Colonel Burns recently celebrated, at Cheltenham.n the annual meeting inl honourl of hisa father, the poet, called COT the Poet's Punch Bowl. Mr. Bell Macdonald had the honour Cod to ,brew, the bowl of punch, anid propose The Immortalan Meory. Two sons, two grand-daughters, and a great the grandson of the poet were present. Dai PRIZE PROPRTnY.-A lady, who lost her all at hal] Delhi during the ...

... FRANCE. A telegraphic despatch has been saent to the maritixie arrondissements and sub-arrondissements ordering all sailors from twenty to forty years of age, who have not. completed their four years of service, to join their ships Immediately. A sum of money has been voted for turning more selling vessels into. screw steamers. The Marshals appointed to command the five divisions of the French ...

... 0 o HOUSE OF LORDS-FRIDAY. i 0 The House of Lords sat a few minutes, transacted a little be 0 business, and adjourned until Monday week. o 0 di__ __ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ 0 HOUSE OF CO1IMONS-THURSDAY. dI 0 W 0 THE VOTE OF CENSURE, AND THE OUDE WI 0 PROCLAMATION. au 0 Mr. Riort and Mr. DUNLOP gave notices of amendments thc 5 in the form of additions to Mr. Cardwell's resolution, WI 9supposing it ...