... HOUSE OF LORf)S- FlnnAY, ArnL 23. The LoP.D CHANCI.:LI.OP. took his ecat on the woolsack at fivo The itili of 'MONTROSE presented a petition freol the Synod Of C]aSgow alid Ayr, against mnarriages osth a ?? wifejS sister. The Biahop of EXEEIR moved for the appoilitmot Ofra Scloet committee to ilquire iliti the delicienlcy o; lileWISZ spiitifll Ul- Structi a ipllaces of divinle wN orship in ...

... (Thefotowing appeared in our Latc Edition of Friday:) 7 1 - - 7 - - - ,6Wl7Ly appearea Ln our -Latc fatlon or 'rallu HOUSE OF LORDS-THURB8D . The LORD CHANCELLOR took his seat on the woolsack at five o'clock. The LORD CANeCELLOR , and other Lords, presented a petition against the admission of J ewvs into Parliament. The Earl of MALM1ESBURY laid papers upon the table respecting the capture of ...

... (From the Times.) Her Majesty's first state visit to the camp this season terminated on Saturday evening, after one of the most un- favourable days for witnessing the evolutions of the troops that could have befallen even at Aldershott, and the day passed off with very little to distinguish it from other days, save those barometrical vicissitudes which checker the mono- tonous existence of all ...

... We find it a sore difficult matter tian weiimagined to de- scribe the very admirable thrashing machine which we recently alluded to, and which we saw at work. As, how-. ever, this invention must very soon become a most import. ant instrument in the hands of our great agriculturists, we must make the attempt to give our readers some little infor. mation regarding it, and we trust that our ...

... THE ORGAN QUEWION. Upon the re-assembling of the Synodsn 'I'hursday morng, Asthe Synod Clerk read an overture from the Newcastle-on-Tyne R~res- bytery, which had been agreed to on the motion of the Rev. Thomas Duncan, on the 1st of April last. It was as follows:- Mlereas a resolution, carried in the Synod of this Churoli, in its meeting held at Newcastle-upon-Tyne in the year 1857. specially ...

... Thc Jonifciteur de to Flotte pinblishes the following report of an l extalfinatill of Colmlmissionser Yell ol board the Inflexible, by an Elnlglisl officer. before the M indarin in question sailed fronm H-long ; iig for C;alcitta. It is inliterestiliu. In answer to questions the ?? said-I w'as boril iu the village of iKoall-Tial, in the pro- villne of Ho-Na'l. it nilether was a batsket maker, ...

... POLLOKSIIAWS. - - . l- . -. - I . DIl.rsltom3rcn CASE.-A case, -which ;will probably result 1 in the loss of lifo, lbt whether accidental or arisingr from the grossly culpable conduct of one of the parties injured, nust be resolved by judicial investigation, occurred at Cros.ny- iloof, on Monday evening. It appears from our inguriries, thalt on tie eveninig of thalt dlay, alout sevmit o'clock, ...

... F'ORBES MACKENZIE'S ACT. LAsMOND AG.AINST BAKER. This case was heard before Lord Benholme on Wednesday last, 21st instant. The yrincipal reason urged for suspent- ilg the conviction was, that the magistrate in the conviction issued by hitn had not apportione(l the penalty in manner provided by the 9 Geo. IV., c. 58, and 16 and 17 Vict., c. 67, the statutes founded on in the complaint. After ...

... H H.OUSE OF LORDS-MONDTA, 26rT APmL. - WUV I VI urJUIU):;-MtOhNTAT, 'MiT fAVXiL- j TI'eir Lordeiiips met at five o'clock. Tlhe Earl of ALBEMAIALE, in prcscutijlgaletitionfrom Bir 7imghatn piaying for a better system of Goverunment in Illlia, id t- e petiti.oners urged objections to the jmlmmilc ...

... MILITARY BANQUET TO THE.DUbk OF MALAKHOFF. . A banquet was given to th2 Dule of lalakhoff at the United j N Service Club on Thursday evening. The dinner was served a la Rlusse, every dish being carved and handed round to each guest. Pi The number of guests vas 30, including the Duke of .Canmbridge a 01 (who presided), the Earl of Lucan, Lord Rokeby,; Lord. GougX, I the Earl of Cardigan, Rear ...

... CLYiDE NAVIGATION BILI. (From our oen Correspondent.) l London,. 5vsesdaxy.1 -The committee one this bill again met to-day at twelve o'clock, when - Mr. Inight, treasurer to the River Trust, was eosnnined 'by Mr. Sergeant 'Bella-iis and stated that durinn ?? last thirtyyear.s the ainouno t 'nii.ag'e had verygreatly Tereased. In 1840 the gross tonnage was 1,162,359; in 185V it was 1,612,681; ...

... CLYDE NAY.IGATION BILL. T - - Mil. London, Thursday. Th' cornnil:ttec on this bill did not meet yesterday,. though it lit ?? expected that they would do so. To-day tl;ey rit at twelve o'clock, when the attendance of gentlemnei from I Glr('glV WN::S again very considerabOle. 'Tle eross-exalllination of IMlr. Knight, the treasurer to the i Tnrist. was resumed by Mr. -Johnson, who appeared, with ...