... In the h-ouse of Lords last night the Royal a Assdlnt wvas given by commission to a number of g B1ills. The Jewv Bills were postponed, owing to the indisposition of Bord Derby. In reply to the v Duke of Bucoleuch, Lord Hlardinge stated that a additional militia regiments would be called outlt far traininrg in the course of the autumn.E In the House o f Commons the consideration of a the ...

... I THE-QUEEN'S VI8IT-TO EIiRNfHNGXM3. fler lfajesty fland thie Pirince Conlsort left Buck-th ingbhan Palitco yes~terday for SitoneleigiS Abbey, Warwick, slume,.the seat of Lord Leigh, thle LorrrdLientenrtfit Of tha be ncounty, traaclling by tire London and Noirth-%Vesterfl Rail ha asa to Coventry. aid thence io Stoneleigli by road. 'The th r oal train took its departure from, Eusiton-squiire ...

... Opillin. [In addition to the usual telegraphic report of the prro- ceedings in Parliament, we give under this head such extracts from the speecles of the leading Statesmen as n1 av be said to reflect the opinion of Parliamsent.] Adimiral NYarieis vas thle occasion, on Friday night, of eliciting the expression of opinion in reference to the rela- tions between this country and France, which ...

... Tuli vilrobincm. HYDoR(Mrsfuiii.-Au awful case of tici icicuralc malady has lately occurred in this neighbourhiood. About two ccconttsi ago a poor wonan named Susan AMK finuoy, resid- jiug in Tattycor, in tile parish of Dromore, was bitten on the ?? by a cat. Very little was thought of the matter at thu time, the wound being very slight; but ott Morday last tce wontan was taken so suddenly ill ...

... (llroee our 0lI)5i4j)5.Ple. an ed~ The select committee Of the Hlouse Of Commons appointed M ed to consider the St. Helen s Canal enid Rilojway Bill (extensions WC ra- fronm Garolon to Livenool) re-a ssembled yesterday soon after ha to twvelve o'clock, Sir J. aunr Bart., in the chasr. i)5 lc0 The Chairman: sowld that since tile loot sitting of the corn- t miftee engincers of eminence haid bren ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-ILINDAY. At four o'clock the royal a~sset was given to the follow- ing bills by commission :-Franchise Prisolis Nsen-Paro- chial Registers; Stamp Duty on 1';assports; Chelsea l-s- pital (Purchase of Land); MetropolitaU Board of Woriksi Victoria-park Approaches); Portuulinla.bridge (Irelandi; Liverpool Exchange; Manchester Assize Court-lhouse; Manchester Improvements; Tay ...

... I KING'S GOLLEGB HOSPITAL. Yesterday afternoon a public meeting was held at the King's College, in aid of the new King's College, the Duke of Cambridge in the chair. The CHAIRMAN having briefly opened the proceedings, aud dwelling on the importance of supporting the hospital, The SECRETARY read the following report of the com- mittee appointed for raising the sum of £40,000 for the completion ...

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... rXPME85 FiQA PARTS. [FIOM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] PARIS, MIOXDAY EVENING. Long( ago I had occasion to notice the unfair ov in which are prepared the Marseilles tele- gralphic summaries of the news from India fur- niisbed to the French journals. The practice has, lo7reTer, continued until it has challenged the attenitioin of your highly respectable contemporary the Mebate, which stig.matizes ...

... l I : it ht TheI weekl metig o lthe aomntd wo d yesterda& 3~~w~ er ho Eo ai-en frecom eonedthafid~nted.besn and t me abersrcst w t esr.Jfe, en tt, htt,4euir, bly Vrcan, Wag- ,staff, Livington an Farwoeth 3 InlGO coeqece of aletter' whic haA enrcvdfo Ai-r. Cropper,. in reference to thle supply ofe water oted cabm stands for the use of thehorses, the isubc.comttw milworks Crecommended that ...

... I I t IN DI A. Through the aid of the Electric Telegraph we are in pos. session of news. ?? sesionof ewsfrom Bombay to the 111th of May. Several telegrames have been received. The following addressed to the East Indio, House, London, is the most copious in de- d a tailsl -e - ?? LLAHAB3AD, the lolls May, 1858. OUDF.-Since my last message there bae been no eventT of importance in Oude. There ...

... VIOLENT THUNDERSTORM!L nekiln- On Saturday. morning, Liverpool and neighbour- follow, hood were visited by a severe thunderstorm, which iearly lasted for several hours. The storm commenced .er man about four o'clock, when vivid flashes of lightning icY lay broke forth from the heavens, accompanied with loud I c, Ash- and long-continued peals of thunder. Some of tho missed thunder claps ...