... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT, . HOUSE OF LORDS. THURSDAY, July 28. The Exchequer Bills Preparation Bill and the Customs Acts Amendment Bill were read a third time and passed; and the Poor Law Amendment Bill went through com- mittee without opposition. Lord CAMI'BE.Ll brought forward a motion to prevent members of the Lower House from being heard as counsel at the bar for or against any bill then ...

... (From an Australian Paper.)b This Bishop of New Zealand has left this colony rather a sooner than was expected, for finding that the 'omnatin ti would remain in Sydney for some weeks, he determined to s take a passage in the Byi tslian. The address which had t, been prepared was therefore not so numerously signed as^ it would have been had he remained, as was anticipated, M until the first ...

... INTERESTING VISIT OF ?? CURACOA TO I PITCAIRN's ISLAND, EIMEO, &c. (From the Hants Advertiser.) On thle 10th July, 1841, the Curaqoa took her departure from Valparaiso, to visit the St. Leo Islands, and after touching at Callao, proceeded direct to Piitcairn's Island, which she reached on the 18th August. Most of the officers were enabled to land, and were received by the interesting ...

... DELMONTRAT1ON of SUFFOLK AGAINST THE ANTI-CORN-LAW LEAGUE. NYecting at W~oodbrid.-e. tli PC A meeting, ?? held at the Crown Inn, Woodlbridge, on e Wednesday' last, to petition Parliament that the priotec- tion now enjioyed, be continued to agriculture. It was attended by the~ principal landowners and occupiers in the a neighbourhood-amongst vehom we noticed, J. Moseley, N Esq., F. Corrance, ...

... COlRtIESiPOXfDIEICE. To the Editor of the Ipsseich J7ournal. November 23rd, 1843. S9it,-Whilst the Corn-Law Leaguers are making, what Mlust be looked upon as rapid strides towards attaining their object, it would be well if you were frequently to press upon your numerous readers the consequences which must inevitably follow that measure-the best and oldest institutions ot the state must fall. ...

... CT)t fp!gwid) 3joutilal. SATURDAY, JANUARY 27, 1814. The Anti-League movement is progressing admirably, and is forcing conviction upon the public mind that the League has very considerably overrated its influence, and very highly coloured its descriptions of the triumphs al- leged to have been obtained by its itinerant spouters in the agricultural districts. Meetings of tenant farmers continue ...

... *?J?Utdj ?ouvnaL SATURDAY, AUGUSTr 12, 1843. The debates in Parliament during the week have main* ly turned upon the state of affairs in Ireland. Each suc- cessive discussion serves to shewv more clearly the pru~ dence of the conduct of Ministers in trusting to the exist- ing law,and avoiding the harshness of temporary measures of coercion. In that country, as well as in the flouse of ...

... | (From the Times.) LLANDOVERY, Friday, Aug. 4.-On Tuesday night no lcss than five bars and turnpike-gates were demolished around the town of' Lampeter, and nearly every bar on the Cardigan roads is down. The feeling against turnpikes having now few objects against whichs to direct itself, from the fact of most of them being destroyed, except where protected by the immediate neighhonrhood of ...

... TEr:> L.ATE FIRE IN TOOL.EY-STlR:EET Although the surveyors of the different insurance-offices interested in the property consumedl and othlerwvise des- troyed have beenl almost incessantly employed since the morning of thc fire in collecting the different losses, itwas. not until a latc hoar on Tuesday evening that they coald be accurately ascertained. The losses sustained by thc different ...

... MEETING Or PARIIAMENT.-At a Council held at Windsor Castle, on Wednesday, a further prorogation from Tuesday next to Thursday, the 1st of February, was determined on, and a proclamation was ordered,suxnuion- ing both houses on that day for the dispatch of business. POST-OFFIcE NOTICE.-On and afterthe 5th of January next, all letters passing between the United Kgingdom and any place in Jamaica, ...

... THE TAHITI APFAIR. Extract of a letter from the Gel. C. Baef, dated Pa. peete (Tahiti), March 22, 1841, addressed to the secreta. ries of the London Missionary Society:- Having heard of the distracted Btate of Tahiti, I came up with Captain Park, of the Favourite, to see and sympa. thise with our esteemed brethren in Tahiti. I arrived vest terday, just at the time when the brethren were ...

... From a Correspondent. Among the deposits of the editorial pen on the broad- sheet of the last Suffolk Chronicle, curious and ingenious and inventive as they are altogether, there is one literary gem of the first water. The learned scribe is somcwlhat in the habit of aiming at distinction, as the champion of the dissenting body, well knowing how useful is that arm of the radical force in aiding ...