... [BY ELzCTvusr TELZOROIEAJ.3 HIOUSIB OF LORDS. Their Lordships met at five o'clock. THE CAPITAL PUNISHMENT BILL. The House went into Committee on the law of Capital Punishcuent Bill. Earl Gnsy moved the rejection of the fourth clause, which dratiws a distinction between murder in the first and second degree. After some discussion, the House divided, the numnbers being .- For retaining the ...

... NOTICES TO CORlRESPONDENTS. E, Leiceatcr.-We regret that we cannot find room for the lines. tL J, L.-Wholesale licenses may be obtained from the officers of Inland Revenue-teo same as other licenses. We must refer a ' IVolunteer to the Colonel or the Adjutant-either of whom will no doubt justify the change. One who wants to know.-Ur, Bright was born in 1811; and Mr. Scholcfeld in 1809. ...

... WORCESTER. THE LATE AFI. FREDERICK BERKELEyC. - To-day (Thursday), the requiem will be performed in the chapel at Spetobley-the late Mr. Berkeley and his family being members of the Church of Rome. An archbishop, a bishop, and a large body of Catholic clergy are expected to be present at the ceremony. CHELTENEAM. SERIOUS ACCIDENT TO VOLa'NTEEns.-On Tuesday evening a serious accident befel some ...

... 'adsTHE WAR. ,e. THE AUSTRIAN VICTORIES. he FIGHT BETWEEN THE HANOVERIANS he AND PRUSSIANS. r The latest intelligence received from the Continent *nt not only confirms the successes which have attended tee the Austrian arms, but adds to their brilliancy and i decisive character. Uptd'the present, 4,000 prisoners eand fourteen urns have been taken from the Italians. I King Victor Emmanuel has ...

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... k to- ?? bills Sir Minto Farquhar, member for Hertford,, died oi-yesterday. ?? ~UO THE JAMAICA REPORT. 'Abe a to ?? ifter The Jamaica report laid before Parliamtent ig Vale the. Lfeai odmaoyo temaueftknb alpi .&vino ye obhesprsso fth l Rtr~ ol' ane.Th uismnser esrbdBr0005V eai ?? en ansculadbraos L'Ore und THE DEFPEAT OF THE Br one ?? ~ked MINISTRY. Portl fr~oo Load was8 At six o'clock thin ...

... n THE WORSHIP OF BACCICUS, ?? TO OTar EliTOtis O sI'HE nvrEuRPOOL NSROURY'. r- ?? effocted by the id a tit,' grart work, do, pray, be Bo good as to draw tide id attention of your widely extoeeded readars, that arrange- Es znents ere now made that the paftites likely to be bose- r.. 'dted shoalW see the same, now at Griffiths's Gallery, in Ls C3d. Cach Tie Inqu held t on the poor womant ...

... PROGRESS OF TEE :REFORM BILL. Irk.- .11 ~ I .1e . I .. ' ?? I The Reform Bill has at 'length begun to c make real progress. One of the leading X enfranchisement clauses has been deliberately t voted in committee, after fall debate, by a^ respectable majority, and we* may reasonably t hope that'the other *1ll be equally fortunate. ti 'It is decided that a £14. occupancy is. a P satisfactory ...

... ~rr-- THE WAR 014 THIE CONTINENT. e 1w w on The Prussians appear to have made an al O 'attempt, on Friday last, to force their way b see into Bohemia, for the purpose of attacking the ti Austrian position of Bodenbach, on the line'of a railway from Dresden to Prague. The Austrian f account states, however, that the Prussian ¢ advance was arrested by the obstacles whiohkb had been placed in ...

... FOREIGN NIEWS. . the1 sis intl. jin tl 3sedTHE WAR.tot dream ri-PAncs, JUNE 20. Mr. It is expected that the Hano~rian army must vo fees soon surrender. It is placed betwveen a6 corps of i isen 25,000 Prussians on the south and another Pros- Fed reysian corps of the same strength on the north.,ed These corps will soon be joined by General lost 510. Manteulfel's forces from Holstein,' and ...

... METHODIST NEW COLNEXION . ANNUAL CONFERENCE. The session was resumed on Thursday in the Unett-street Chapel, the Rev. Samuel Hulme, president, in the chair. The stationing committee proceeded with their labours, The lay requests having been received, those from mninisters were taken, and loccupied the commrittee until its rising. The probationary certificates were then examined by the ...

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