I HOUSE OF LORDS. MONDAY,-Their Lordships assembled at five o'clock.-Mes- sengers from the Commons brought up several ?? Earl of Glangall moved for a return of the number of children under fourteen years of age inthe workhouses in Ireland; ordered.- The Marquis of Clanricarde ga

This Court met on Monday, pursuant to adjournment from the last session. The Commissioners present were, the Recorder, Aldermen Sir C. Marshall and J. Johnson, the Sheriffs, Deputy Sheriffs, and the usual civic authorities. The learned Recorder delivered an eloquent and impressi

-R A | FODR <Il ?? -- I FRANCE. Thie papers of Satunrdaybing the Addrgsas;to the Royal Spcb, agteed to by tht .inl~iftie, and a ridl report of the fijbnca ?? for tid ,ear;, made by the Vinister of Fif'ance, on~Eiday. Tlddre5wa tries 1ittleftomns'bdt adopted by- the Upper'rClhambe

MELNCHLYOCCURRENCE AT BLACKFRIARS I I- BRIDGE. On Monday night a most melancholy accident, attended with the loss of several lives, happened, by the breaking down of the floating-pier belonging to the Watermen's steam.boats, moored upon the east side of Blackfriars-bridge. A crow

TEE DARK FALCON. By J. B. FRASER. (Bentley.)- Fraser is to Persia what Sir Walter Scott was to Scotland, and seems almost as well acquainted, and to have lived as inti- mately, with the Dervishes, the Kafurs, the Khans, and Kajars, as the author of I Waverly" did with the Highla

I l ' ?? THE VISION OF YOUNG ENGLAND. Methought that time withdrew his veil; and now, Where crowded factories pour forth pestilent breath, Fresh, free-lunged ventilation purged the foulness, And gave the hue of health to long wan cheeks, Whilst labor lightly marked the open brow

i On Thursday the Imperial Parliament n as opened by her Majesty the Queen in person. The Royal State procession formed at Buckingham Palace in the following order:.- A manrage, drawn by six bays, conveying Sir Frederick Smith, r Noel Harris, and Captain Green, Gentlemoen Ushers

COURT AND FAS H On Sunday, the Queen of England and the IJ gians, with their suite, attended service at the r-2 of thes the Castle. fler Majesty, the Queen of the at mass, at the Catholic Chapel on Clewler Green ?? was attended by her suite, and after the servi Her X1at 4 Castle.

,0PENING BOAT-RACE ON FATHER THAMES. h e opening match of the season took place on Thursday, gsth Pthe Gentlemen of the Oxford Subscription Rooms, ,,ongst The opening of the boat-racing season at an earlier erod than, heretofore has long been a desideratum, and the the Oxonians,

?? T n L, DI A"' A. [LATEST EDITION.] SUDNDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1844. The principal topic (if Foreign interest during the week has been the receipt of the India and China Mail, with accounts from Bombay up to the 1st ult. Disturb- ances in the Mahratta Counltry were still going on, t