THE Tories have been utterly defeated on the great question of Irish Church Reform. The debate on Lord JOHN RUSSELL s motion commenced on Monday, was continued during the three...

The House of Commons was called, over on Monday, on the motion of Lord JUIIN FtossELL. The attendance of Members was uncom- monly large. The galleries were opened at six o'clock...

of 216 to 200, reversed its decision of the previous week on the subject of the Leicester petition; • and secured to the Ministers the two Tory votes of Messrs. GOULBURN and...

at least in point of novelty. The French Chancellor, PERSIL, appears to have been acting in his wonted arbitrary manner, with reference to the order of the Chamber of Peers that...

The grand dinner to Lord John Russell, which we briefly noticed in our second edition last week, took place on Saturday at the Free- mason's Tavern. Nearly three hundred Members...

G. Foster, and Jonas King Murphy, were charged with being concerned in forgeries in the City, to the amount, it was stated, of 30,000/. The parties had absconded on Sunday last...

Lord Amherst has been sppointed Commissioner to Canada, in the room of Viscount Canterbury. Lord Eliot has left town on a special mission to Madrid. It is said that the main...

Palace from Windsor On IVednesday. At two o'clock, the King held a Levee ; which was naended by the .Ministers of State, the Foreign Ambassadors, and rather it small assembly of...

A Conservative Club, under the most powerful auspices, is being establishad in the county of Warwick. Among the members already entered, we observe the names of Lord Ingestre,...

to the Queen, in consequence of his vote in favour of Lord Joni( RUSSELL'S motion. It is difficult in these times to play the courtier and the patriot too.

Report of the Corporation Commissioners. The Report itself, after lying for a week in Mr. GOULBURN'S office, was then produced in the House of Commons. The Commissioners do not...

POSTSCRIPT SATURDAY. Lord 3 . N RUSSELL'S resolution ought to have been agreed to in the Corm it: e of the House of Commons last night. The subject was thoroughly exhausted :...

unable to make mom this week, is the concludin g notice of the Vocal Concerts. - _

morning ; and lust night alleged as an excuse for his backslid- ing, that he wished to give Ministers a fair trial, and that the Opposi- tion was a rope of sand. Now, we leave...

to speculations on the composition of the Cabinet, which it is supposed must soon be formed to succeed them. Nobody doubts that Lord MELBOURNE ought to be restored to the...

STOCK EXCHANGE, FRIDAY AFTERNOON. The division in the House of Commons last night has not produced any effees upon the Money Market. Consols for Account are now 911 92, which...

TIIE LYCEUM. THE old proverb, " too much familiarity breeds contempt," is unfor- tunately realized in the Suite de tAuberge des Adrets ; and Robert Ma- (vire, in the...

Arrived—Off Margate. April 2.1, Y the. Dmyner, from China. Oil Peal, 21, Alex Roing. St. Croix, from China. At Portsmouth, 1st, Henry Wellesley, Johtl: , 011. front Ceylon. At...

REFORMING MAJORITY. Acheson,Visct., Armagh C. Adam, C.. Clackmannan Kinn C. A g lionby, II. A.. Codarmouth Ainsworth, l'., Dolton Alston, H., IlertArdshire An g erstein,J.,...

POLITICAL CLUBS AND AGITATION : RESULTS OF TORY PREDOMINANCE. SINCE the accession of the Duke of WELLINGTON and his col- leagues to the Ministry, the country has been in one...

LORD STANLEY has always received credit in this journal for superior vigour as a Parliamentary gladiator. His energy of manner and perspicuity of expression we have never...

acted wisely in removing that clause from the Marriage Bill which rendered it necessary for the parties wishing to be married to swear before a magistrate that they dis- sent...

THE FALL OF THE TORIES. TO THE EDITOR OF THE SPECTATOR. Paris, 81st Mizrch 1835. SIR — There was a time when the Tories were hated and leered: this was the time of PITT,...

SENTATION. THIS is a work that ought not only to be read, but studied, by' every one interested in the great problem it undertakes to solve— the Rationale of Political...

PoLITICAL SCIENCE, The Rationale of Political Representation. By the Author of" Essays on the Formation of Opinions." &c. &e. • Bunter. TRAVELS, A Voyage Round the World ;...

OUR blind traveller improves as he proceeds; the third volume of his adventurous pilgrimage surpasses the two former ones both in pleasantness and interest. His path is more...

Is a very clever and amusing picture of life in a country town,with all its ludicrous punctilios, its stiff gentility, and its small factions about small subjects ; mingled here...

KNOWLES'S Critical Fac - simile and Pronouncing Dictionary, Parts and IV. These two useful publications—for useful they are, if they possessed far greater defects than any that...

A Tropical &etch, with Notes Historical and Illustrative. By ROBERT NUGENT DUNBAR. Winter Leaves. Two little volumes of respectable poetry ; the former of which, though...

sure from without" should prevent us from recurring to this volume, let US recommend it as a delightful little book ; various, instructive, en- tertaining, and capable of...

Chambers's Information for the People. A volume both good ud cheap; containing forty-eight popular treatises on history, science, and art.

BESIDES the foregoing works, a number of publications are before us; sonic of them requiring a closer examination and greater space than can be given them in a week of such...

deserving of all favour for the beauty of its illustrations ; and which, by the by, have their uses too, for we believe that some are induced to read the poetry of Rooens in...

THE artists are all busy putting the finishing touches to their pictures for the forthcoming exhibitions ; and their labours are sweetened by the preliminary praises of private...

Scenes and Legends of the North of Scotland. The Sketch-Book of the South. Thaumaturgia, or Elucidations of the Marvellous, by an Oxonian, is a collection of facts, anecdotes,...

NEXT to an actual visit to a place, there is nothing like a panorama to convey . a vivid impression of reality. What the illusion of the diorama effects in the instance of an...

on the architecture of our public buildings,—in which he recommends the institution of a sort of Architectural Board of Control, to be com- posed of five amateurs, as a remedy...

A Translation of the Count F. V. Bannacovi's Compendium of the Literary History tf Italy until the Formation of the Modern Italian Language. The Twelfth Volume of Scott's Prose...

Pierce Falcon, or the Outcast ; a novel, in 3 vols. Social Evils and their Remedy, by the Rev. CHARLES B. TAYLER. No. VII. The Soldier : a tale whose object is to illustrate...