ALMOST the only topics of the Parliamentary week have been, Irish Education and the Reform Bill. Ministers have been successful on both questions. Lord WICKLOW'S resolution,...

that it is the intention of the Emperor of Austria imme- diately to ratify the treaty of the twenty-1611r articles.

our last publication. It appears that, on the 1.2th instant, there was a masquerade procession there, the object of which was to ridi- cule the King and his Ministers. This...

of Creating Peers extended, kept us from quoting, last week, as we otherwise would have done, a few of the arguments which close the learned, curious, and useful pamphlet,...

of last month. It appears that, though the insurrection is wholly sub- tined as far as actual resistance is concerned, many parties of the Negroes still remain out; and having...

1. THE REFORIM BILL. On Monday, Lord JOHN RUSSELL moved the third reading of the Bill. Lord MAHON moved that the Bill be read a third time that day six months. His Lordship's...

Re- 'form, offers a very curious reason why the Lords should reject the . 3E11 on the second reading. If they reject it, there will be an im- seediate creation ; if they accept...

FAST-DAY 31EETINGS. On Wednesday, about one hundred members of the House of Com.: moos proceeded at eleven o'cleck to St. Margaret's Church, Westmin- ster, to hear divine...

The King came to town on Thursday, for the pyirpose of hading the Levee, originally proposed for Wednesday, but pOtponed to Thursday on account of the Fast-day. A successful...

TRIAL OP THE DERBY RIOTERS. On Saturday, ten men and a woman were tried at Derby, for break- ing open the gaol of the borough, and liberating one William Keeling, a prisoner...

appointed Governor of Jamaica. The salary paid by this country to the Governor of Jamaica amounts to about 7,000/. per annum ; but the total emoluments, including the munificent...

his public dinners during the Assizes, the health of "the .Queen," in the most marked manner, and omitted the health of our most gracious Sovereign King William.— Times. [This...

On Thursday sennight, the disease, as far as London was concerned, for the first time during its progress appeared to be subsiding; the new cases on that day were 58, the deaths...

Cork on Sunday. 'I he procession, aecording to the account in the Cork Ore- l/fete, was the most splendid and extensive ever seen in that city. He addressed the multitude from...

teemed ( with toads, all in motion, and apparently under extraordinary excitation. . A number of boys stood looki n g intensely on for some time ; when one , of them exclaimed,...

MARCH 15.—The Examiners appointed to elect a scholar on the foundation of Dean Ireland, have announced their election of It. Palmer, Scholar of Trinity College. Yesterday being...

A dispensation has passed the Great Seal to allow the Rey. C. J. Myers, MA 5 vicar of Fli - atham, Notts. chapkin to the Lord Bishop ot Lincoln, and late Vellow of Trinity...

BIRTHS. r On the 21st inst. at Montague Place, Russell Square, the Lady of the Hon.PRIEIP HENRY Annorr, of a son. • On the 20th inst. at Belgrave Street, Belgrave Square, Mrs....

SANnFR,ON and Moonttorisst, Slodlield, quarrymen—J. tutu It . S m Hie! , Holborn, tailors— \ VCR! E and CliApll AN, I lath, I:1.1i,rs —Mo o n ani l C.,. Morpeth, I ; as thr as...

from the lialf-pay, to he Lieeomato-Colonel, vice J. Thackwell. Nth. cxghanges- 3d It, gt. of 1)ragoon (hinds: (*apt. Wm. W. Huntley, nem the half-pay of the 'hit Light...

the de- parture of Lord Mulgrave for Jamaica. The preparations, which had been low , since commenced, for erect- ing a statue of Mr. Canning in one of the enclosures adjoining...

The Paris Papers of Wednesday contain a report of a debate of a very lively and rather tumultuous character, in which M. PEatut lashed the opponents of his Ministry, as men who...

night, Ministers were in a minority of one with regard to the Peers present, and only obtained a majority on the proxies. Some of the opponents of Minis- ters boast that a...

Fox, Lieut.-Col. Pelham, Hon. C. A. Whitmore, W. W. Gisborne, T. Pendarves, E. W. W. Wilbraham, G. Alt horp, Vise. Glynne, Sir S. Peuleaze, J. S. Williams, Sir J. Bt. Mean°,...

up to the performers, for the rest of the season, the entire profits of the theatre, and to furnish it with lights and every other requisite gratui- tously. This singular offer...

We must decline reviewing letters of which the postage is not paid.

STOCK ENCHANCE ' FRIDAY EYE NING.—Consols closed on Saturday at 83a and Exchequer Bills at Ss. to Ps. prem. : the demand for either was flat. To-day there was a slight...

The St. George, Wells, from Liverpool to Calcutta, was spoken with on the 16th SIM- tember, off Madagascar, with lass offuremast, and other damage. She was again spoken with on...

THE DUKE OF NEWCASTLE AND HIS PEERS. THE question of the Peerage continues, and must continue to be agitated, until the Peers are created, or until the Bill has passed without...

W3t revert to Dr. CHALMERS'S opinions on Taxation. At a time when there is a prospect of extensive changes in our financial system, more swayed than heretofore by the popular...

THE long-promised opera of The Alchymist (Spotlit's latest dra- matic production) was brought out at this theatre on Tuesday. Its success was certainly equivocal ; which the...

COVENT GARDEN Theatre honoured St. Patrick's Day with the restoration of an old afterpiece, now called Born to Good Luck. We understand it was originally acted about thirty...

THE hundredth anniversary of the birth of HAYDN (the 31st of the present month) is to be celebrated by a dinner at the Albion. Circulars have been issued to the members of the...

Paris, 20th March. Slat nominis umbra—the soul of the Carnival is gone. The police had little occasion to put forth the usual admonitory invitation to the citizens, to temper...

MANIFOLD are the ways of a puffer with his book. In noticing that "very extraordinary novel" the Adventures of a Younger Son, we took occasion not only to praise, but to...

of voting at the election of Scotch Peers. It was indeed time that the House should take notice of some recent proceedings respecting Scotch titles, as the following facts will...

IN these two bulky volumes, Mr. PALGRAVE analyses, with much industry and minuteness, the remains of Anglo-Saxon constitu- tional or rather legal history. The usages and...

THE German Prince has very much redeemed himself in his fourth volume. In the third he seemed absorbed in the history of Dan- dyism, and to have had no eyes for any scene but...

TAWS AND INSTITUTIONS, The Rise and Progress of the English Commonwealth—Anzio-Saxon period; con- taining the Anglo-Saxon Policy, and the Institutions ari-jug out of Laws and...

1831. IN considering the value of travels in North America, too little regard has been had to the quality of the traveller—a circumstance which enters greatly into the nature...

THE Diary of a Physician is calculated to be one of the most popular and widely-circulated books of the day. The idea alone is felicitous, and the execution is equally happy....

WE, since a very early period of our Spectatorial existence, and even when our soul animated other forms of matter, and prior to the metempsychosis which led to the existence of...

TO THE EDITOR OF THE SPECTATOR. Broxbourne, lIerts, 22d March 1132. Stu-I observe in the Spectator of the 17th instant, under the head of Pluralities Bill, that the Bishop of...

THE Comic Magazine is an attempt to set up a periodical laugh. HOOD favours us with an annual agitation of the maxillary glands ; but the editor of the Comic Magazine is...

March 22, 1832. Dr. BUCKLA ND, V.P., in the Chair. The following can- didates for election as Fellows of the Society were proposed, viz.-Edward Ayslx- ford Sandford, Esq. M.P.;...