... BY O= DIZ(4P4' TE1Z =GAA - I v ' D I 1.t; 2 X in HO OA ke The SnAn tok the ohair at al-pat twelve id, 'o'clock. ' ug The delay of half an hour arose in consequence of re there not being a sufficient number of members pre- le, sent to constitute a House8 of A: OWIET IONMJENTS, Sir H. VERNEY asked the Home Secretary if ie he would-endeavour to devise means for the pre. servation of ancient ...

... .'TFT OF BIBLES FROM THE MIDDLE CHURCH.- a Ia 1 n ,, from ten to fourteen years of age, were thar-ed at the Police Court on Tuesday, with ?? attg, OD the 23d of July, stolen anumberof Bibles and Tesameut from the Middle Church. They arre found -i.lty as libelled, when the two elder i-s were sentenced to ten days' imprisonment, and - iereatter to be sent to the Reforimatory for three y jarm, ...

... VA-. TEBS'T -NEW WS.a 6st u Rw O:-I9 2WfT rsday Monsin 7 id asT TELEGRAMS BY SP$OIAL WIRE. es H IRISH RAILWAYS. d,: H . - I(From our Specal Corresconfsnt I h. f - : . - : ~London, Wednesday Night . I learn that the Cabinet Council to-dy -had x under con ideration for a long time the vexed e question of IriahBailwag3. To-morrow (Thumsaayi i:iight I am assdted anannoucement will -made in the ...

... HIGEMAND AND AGRICULTURAL' ISOGIETTS SHOW. Yesta how w again favouredwith the S impat aupiciou weather. From an early hour our d streets, more especially in the central and eastern s4 districts, presented an aspect of unwonted animation ti a lasge influx of visitors pouring in by railway and s steamboat, to swell the crowd of strangers already v in-the to -- The mainthoroughfares leading in ...

... ;TREENOCK. or0 A.Bu ?? stamer f@ k' ~ b-2,corn which was8 ?? 9;,fl15t1r~ : wnd Dablin Steam Packet Coy. as a r , Futl (, le ill-fated steamer Earl of Dublin, s, ereronTuesday. Sheiscommanded b c's aeL thet* In order to adapt her for the re* - -) ?? , zetation she is now to be employed f , ;ne4:deraie alterations have been made in - -I~a u ,;cniS.--We learn that Mr James ;--r 1urcenoels, has ...

... : i,.. 1:.II 11..1 THlFJSDAY OWl AUG. 1. TEZ Highland ad Show ws yeedy vited byastill larger tum herpf spectators, and the ?? of the,;day wvere wound pb brilm t assembly-in the Cdrporation %lleries in the ' eveig. I- 1 Lord Derby's health-took a fiavub turn on Tuesday, and has been rapidly improving since. - Tuesday the 20th list. is mentioned as the day on or. -about which Parliament is ...

... THE coNEsSIONAL UNMA=X1-' At the Marlborough StreetPolice Court, O h M l day, W iliam Reach was charged by ieut t Sandye Dugmore, of her Majesty's Boyal Oa- dia Wifes, with selling indecentbooks and with obstrt ing the public footpath. The complainant said he Ws passng. through Tottenham Court Road whea I* aaw thle defendant selling awork alled the von fewional Umasked, published' by the ...

... EXTBAORDIN'' E WITEH A - RATTmESNAKKXE. ' ?? n the Liverpool Me5xc17.) Some weeks ago a group of eight A]merican rattle. snakes, which had been Mnded a Liverpool, were purchasedby5 MrWilliam Manders, and were first exhibited by that gentleman at Northampton. As the box in which the snakes bad been brought over was to a certain extent unsafe, -Mr Manders had a stout case expressly manufactured ...

... -CEAMBER - i rnapftinx hi f1ln1 IdI,.by Am.!eetingOf the Chamnbersf ^f yesterday afternoon in the M held A etigothe ch ?? OA Efstiutihel Calton. LbiThe chair was ccupied I' Mr ?? M'Combie, president of the Chamaber. tl5 OONSTITUTION OF TH12 At trN i Ooufl The first subject to be ta':en u h was the consideration of a repoup by the Ohauber mittee, entitled FraternuiS,'tiwith 1311Con. cieties, ...

... The ordinary monthly meeting of this Presbytery was held yesterday-the Rer: Dr. Masson, Modera- tor. L TRANSLATION OF nEV. A. GUAY TO ST JOHN'S, 3 GLASGOW. a The CL.isa reported that the edict of -the Presby- tery, in reference to the call and presentation to the d Rev. Andrew Gray to the Church and Parish of St John's, Gla ow, had been duly served on the con regati on of orningside. ; The Rev ...

... (i UF\TZAI NE WS. Thne Austrisi journals have been for sonme time pumst inssting on the necessity of reducing the number of religious ?? of them ataes hatdurng the month of June last the *opulatio Cif 1usterthal, in thc Tyrol, had 15 cessatjo from -work. :The judicial inquiry relative to the myste- i ,ioua discovery of the body of a lady, Mddme. e )gertOe5, ili the forest-of Fontaineblean; has ...

... TIE SCOTCHI & 1L.ISH TMARIiiAGE LAWS- A ce' ?? judgment of the Lords in the t s*tun I ;-st thle I1bitac cosllumets UpOn the Scotch aid hi.k unteriace laws as follows:- S, s-nds the larn- contest betwveen MajorYelVertorn :LLti his oifuiutaiate companion. Whatever imay iL, e ltell her inireudeucts or her errors, it is im- o;l'ble not to ftee regret for a woman of education .u d ct nlo ?? whose ...