... tl OPENING OF PARLIAMKENT. t' HoCSE OF LORDS-THUaseDAY FraN 3. pi The third ieslsn of the present Parliament WB3 opened on S Thursday byishr Mlajesty In person. A royal proceeaion is O dlways an event of intereet in L;ondon, the Inauguration of a al parliamentary session by the Queen Invariably drawing sl together an immense multitude of people, and the proceedings Ii -orn this occasion fermed ...

... I WESTON-STTPER-?dARE I'IEW TOWNHALL.j Great excitement has for several days past prevailed in this town, relative- to tire handsome new bojl?ing that has l?een erected for aTowoliall. As far as we'tifl leatn; the edifice wee erected by Mr. ?nry D?vl?s, ?ii w?isbont ;o be disposed of by him ?o the Board of Coinmiscionei?d (p1 wblohhe is'hirneelf a member), in their ?? as ;represtiitlflg the ...

... 1'P1 ai h; - .Pea has been indiotkd ID bii~'ln blJ ' bb1dren. Hle thnks 4t a haid ct~e{ iihbutbi1owl 'pound hte own pe.s. .xw e !RaC ACK.~-'WbmtB? you aboat?.i2 -i''tdlgtX ~ wa l .8St &ndnstileusly sttippit b goicn f~l>4re~inga chicken, abnsweredt~itlleto,¢ should call that undressing. said the crazy chap, in ap ' eook looked redteotiv6.-- -- -r.r1'Wr IN A:-JE .-2'TI5istrtsfetOmatthre4 ?? ...

... IV To' heep water out, you .usle piticeh-to ?? ib, yog tE Pitcher. ?? --fmlwe11flensiandf a shadow attend -oXly while k shines., 7 sli 7ts -~vl bette:~le 7tte e~ v !nianl Xialands' We do not know wi at'1ey 'nIaIgh heve> jgriO*u5 tolir. ?? ?? ?? Swcpoe thatye,. ?? 'lhna woukiy fture top ooudo t ics|d 'sThb. latest s~tylo of ladiea' hoops ,4 guararnteed t e~ o! MedraluIine lghtness aud' ...

... * h meeting was held: at the i?errlagton Inn?ou Mouda?s forj :11 thopurpose ofleottbiishiogts LimiueedNictnallers'frOWttiOfl .?q Association ,for the division of Temple Oloud.'? A goo4? atom': Ii bet .of? the licensed victuaflers of. the division attendeu. hirJ h JsKoowies? of'the Grcyhoend'Ino? Midoomer Nertoil? W?5( a called to the chair. :? The Ohelrmao.in opening tho?pr?eedl?gs, said that ...

... T BRISiVTOL AND EXETER meIws!) 'jf The'following'la tbe'report oft'tb' dizeoiois~ of the bdoie eorni pany, Issued inu lnolpatio~n~o~te£ hbelalf..yarly meeting on tebe The following is a oomparattye: saten.lmst, of the capital account durdng the past half year :- - Consoldated Stobk Prweuos D'bhesitur33 seth Jule, 1808..£2,020.009 1' 4 £7093t44 ;'£I,006.ilO Slot Dec.,'a- ,8-. 2.022 460 0 0l ...

... LA?TE.ST- II?TELLIGE?IC?. * BY ELEOTEJO' TELEGRAPH. * ?? * INDIA AND CHINA. Pe?ers and letters have been received. CALCUTTA, Joss. 9.-Two lmportant'otdOiS had been lsa?,,s? The first raises the Punjaub into ?? gOV5rno? under Mr.' Montgomery, who 'with acquire increased lpdepen?' ence. 'The second order decrees the disarm?ng of the Whole oj Uppea? Indiai even the iron-hound bamboo o?rriod by ...

... - - ?? . I Wednesday a dinner of the Parliamentary, end other ?ndn of the Ballot took place at the Albino TaveroLondon, ? ?dertbapresidenoy of tile Hon. F. H. F. Berkeley, M.P. About 2 in. gentlemen assembled, inolttling eume gentlemen fr9m ?i5tO). Allen the removal of the cloth, ., ?? v 'Ike Chairman gave the usual loyal toast., which were dnly ipponded to. 'lb. toast of The Attoy and Navy ...

... I DiUSTOL BOARD OF GUAflfl?AI?S. 'Tlse'?e?kluie?eti'nk v she! yest?rtlay' (Friday),'tha Ohalr? man, ?? Robinson, presiding. Oii a motion being' made and seconded by the Chairman and Me', Burley ?? Samuel Barrett 'superintendent of out-door labour. and master's 6m?lally aslo ?os?iechargeswh ?? Mr. Pzn?Y, Mr; ?onnriwo.' dod' Mr: Paowntno?rePil5d' that lnqhlry had been made,' add 'tls?t the ...

... : BrtitoT. - SATR71DAY, FXBmRU]Rr 26, 1859. it For a variety of in.teresing Foreign and Domestic News, see the Supplement. - The Circutation of the Bersioz MERcUrYr during 1858 was Upwardse of SIX THIOUSAND per Week, and exceeded that of any previous year. The Afenpunr has for many years past been the Leading Pape~r in :the West of England. - ?? MIDDLE?CLASS EXAMINATIO?S? Thnn interesting ...

... | DESERVED eredit will, we are sure, be generally accorded to the Judge of our County Court for the enocess whioh ordinarily attends his evident; anxiety to deal ecven-banded ?? iu regard to the cacee that come before bins for ?? deollion,, but we think that moat of the unprofesalonol public wbo are aeqnatlnted with the routine of the ourtywill view with anything but arsradS acquiescence tn ...

... , c.:SA1TURDAY, ?? 19, 1859. I -Nothi'ng ban well b'e mbre surprising to people of mnere ordina~ry aprbenqo Chei ?? industry ofthe .'Glovernnient 'since tith commencement' of the session. ISk .'seems to be' all wvork and ,no play in every department ,of the state. The HIome Secretary and the L~aw 'Officers of the Crown are r~unningla neck-and-neck race, of which. the goal is the highest ...