... In our last wae stated that a summons had been issued to command the attendance of the Cardinal to give evidence be- fore the Committee of the House of Commons. now inquiring into the law of mortinnin. The following from the Lon- doe Record shows that the wily Cardinal is not forthcom- t ing:- ' Our readers wvill be surprised to Icarn that Cardinal Wise- man has left England and betaken ...

... Losvox, Evenine. HOUSE OF LORDS. Fer. 6. THE CAPE. The Earl of MALMESBURY inquired at the noble Lord at the head of the Colonial Department whether he could take any means in this country to prevent gunpowder being ex- perted to the Cape for the purpose of being sold to our ene- mies in that colony? Earl GREY said he was aware that before the war broke out very great quantities of gunpowder ...

... arkets. GRAIN, &c. MARK LANE—May 24. The weather has been cold the last day or two, with the wind easterly; but the reports from all parte of the kingdom respect- ing the aspect of the growing crops are favourable. There was a very small show of wheat this morning land-c arriage samples from the neighbouring counties, and were scarce- ly any offers from and Cambridgeshire. The de- mand was ...

... ANNUAL MEETING OF THE ANTI-STATE CHURCH ASSOCIATION, Yesterday evening the annual meeting of this body was held in the Queen Street Hall, The proceedings seemed to excite little interest, as the meeting was very thinly attended. Bailie Fyfe, who occupied the chair, was supported by the Rev. Mr Renton of Kelso, Bailie Boyd, Rev, Wm. Reid, James Peddie, The Rev. Esq., W.S., Councillors Tod, Dick ...

... ENNISKILLEN E Lrscrsos.-At the eTose of ihe poll on Fri- -day, the following were the respective numhier G-MEr White- i side, 84-Mir Cullum, 67-Majority, 1U. Mr Whiteside wtas accordingly declared by the Hijgh Sherift as duly returned. - i 'fan Mxan suxas-The Tenautteaguehaejustpre- mulgated a decree dooming Mr Henry Grattan and Mr Cos- belly to banishmeint from' Parliamentary life, and ...

... By EECTRIC TELEGRAP, fact died Lo-DnoN, W vDnsD2AY EvsNsG. thee The Court left town to-day for Windsor Castle. the COURT or Q EE 's BENrCcE-POnRxsUsBra I 1 oD PORTUGA-L . DOznx.A3E}rtcE.-Sir 1E. this Thesiger obtained a rule, misi, to show cause for prohi- was biting certain proceedings against the Queen of Portugal sary in the Lord Mayor's Court of London. The details of this case have ...

... THE S.S.C.'S AND THE A-INNUITYTAX. On Tuesday a meeting of the Society of Solicitors before the Sopreme Courts. w'as held in their hall, Pcrliament Square-the President, :Mr MPAndrew. in the chair-for tie purpose of considering the following report of a committee respecting the annuity-tax:- Your Committee have deliberatelv considered the statement of th e Lord Provost. Magistrates. and ...

... LONDON, TUESDAY, JUNE 28, 1853. ‘KS THIS DAY. Bank Stock 2 PRICES OF _ India Bonds under Ditte for \« “unt South Sea Stock — 3 per Cont. Red. Anns wel — Ditto old Annuities. r Cent - Con, Anns Ditto New Annuities — > ut Aun. 726 w 3 per Cent. Anns. per Cent. lang Consels for Account. : New 5 per Ce - Aun. India Steck for Account. _ Long to expire _ Exchequer Bills 30 vears Jan 5, 16 a 30 ...

... (neland. LONDON, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 185 whe 4 PRICES OF STOCKS THIS DAY. Bank Stock ab 2997 India Bonds under L.1000_ Ditto for South Sea Stock one 3 per Cent. Red. Anns.. 971 Ditto old Annuit 3 per Cent. Con. Anns Ditto New Annuities 3 per Cent. Ann. 172 3 per Cent. Anns. 1751. New 3} per Cent. Consols for Account 974 oa India Stock for Account New 5 per Cent. Ann Long ...

... Nathaniel Bradford Pierpoint, Pulteney Street, Golden Square. Johu Fiddaman, currier, Newark-upon-Trent. Charles James Plant, licensed victualler, Goswell Street. Thomas Casson, coach-builder, Parr Street, Liverpool. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. John Pinnock Thirkell, farmer, Cranbrook, Kent. ...

... LUNDON GAZETTE. OSBORNE HOUSE, Dee. 5. This day had an audience of Her Majesty :—The Count de Lavradio, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary from the King of Portagal and the Algarves, to deliver a let- ter from the King Ferdinand, Regent of the Kingdom of Por- tugal and the Algarves during the minority of his Son the King Don Pedro V., notifying the death of Her Majesty Queen ...

... Witerature. ‘Tun Lay or tux Last Minsrnet. - Illustrated by Birket Foster and Jolin Gilbert. Edinburgh: A. & C. Black. To the splendid edition which the publishers issued last year of the Lady of the Lake, we have here a superb compa- nion bound in the same chaste style of clegance, and abound- ing in illustrations of the same rich and varied beauty. No poem has ever been presented to the ...