... absence of the Duke of Wellincgton. It is to be brought on after the Easter recess. The House then adjourned. HOUSE OF COMMONS, MONDAY, MARCH 18. IMr. HOREstAN gave notice that, after Easter, he wvould bc-lig forward a motion oii the subject of the impressment ...

... TORY ANTICS. The result of the Easter Elections will be productive of great and beneficial ?? Guardianz. We are now witnessing some of the results predicted by the B, ighton Guardian. That journal, at Easter, joined with the Tories against the two Liberal ...

... March 2C-Sun rises 5h. 52m.-Sets 6h. 21m. 27-Day 12h. 27m. long. Irncrensed 4h. 44m. 28--Maunday Thursday. Moon rises 4h. 5Cm. 29-Good Friday. The Planet Vestu discerned, 1S07. 30.-Full Moon, 2h. 19m. morniug. Jews' Passover. SI.-Easter Sanday. April ...

... hours 411 milites lung. -lirst day of the Mahtonsedtan toitetit Saphar. -'Vi'e iteels delfoated at ciltlotett, 1,1'I 17,-Moolt rises t;it. 2,am, strnitig. -Dr. 11. Irantisln (lied, 1. 9l. -Dr. E. IDarlwin tied, 1812. 18-ittrl Casiielt diet, 179-1. 19-Americail ...

... audience; and the im- portant object of Sunday School teaching -was fully stated, and its extension urged upon the friends of the rising generation.- 'Mr. Willliams of Newbaven, then addressed the meeting, and dwelt on the great advantrges of religious education ...

... the journals. Mr, C. Woon moved that the honse resolve into committee of supply on the ' navy estimates, which motion gave rise to much preliminary discussion. bs, The house eventually resolved into the committee of supply, in which Mr. WOOD brought forward ...

... four accident& taken in during the week . Remaininig in the House ?? , 91 DIARY FOR THE WEEK. April 2.-Sen rises rh. 37in. sets 6h. 32m. Easter Tuesday. ?? of the emigrant birds return. 4-Jupiter is in the constilation v rgo, 6h. 56m. 6.-Transfer day ...

... the Patriot, and the public must judge be- twe~en us. I am convinced, however, theretwill be several men of dramatic genius rise uip before a tithe of the critics will be brqu lit lo agree about a single instance of the fact. AU LO N. PET WORTH. We insert ...

... continual taunt of the Tories, that they wish for no further reform, how can we expect them, to move forward ? But let the people rise emanimously, let them declare their wsantsi- let them insist on redress of grievances, let them demand their rights, no more ...

... insinnatioois on others.-Mr. PARSONtS thu ?? it hiss been got tip in onl un-untheniaiihy svay.-M'ir. G. ma CIIE'eSaIMAN: I rise to Ord~er. I should liketo kiosw bow' it th was got up in a ungentleanotly way ?-Mr. PARSON'S : Ani I fir in order Mr-. Chiairiiian ...

... get him mm) ; Irsked rise ton In i tim up, as lie hdl ?? tie misfinrtune to thrrow himi ; ie told ne ie ee had shnook hin, annul tiey hortih fell togetier; twro of tie rus mosmnstesr guard then e;rmine ht), anla the nassistei rise tO get mi r in ti) ; ...

... off- spring of the new Poor- Law Bill,) are it is surmoised, the pretence set uip for 1.he necessity of the new rural police. Rise wh ig press of L~ondoni sounded the trmmpet of in trod uctioll to th~ese gentlealen,' by announcing, previous to their ilepartere ...