... . The Marquis of LANSDOWNE explained ;-after which the bill was read a second time, and the House adjournjed. TUESDAY, APRIL Several bills on the table were ?? in their, stages .. Lord GROSVENOR gave notice,..that after the re. cess he should particularly ...

... consideration tbeir Lordships could give it. At the present moment, and in the present stage, it would he highly indecorous to discuss the subjec: but oln the second resing lie Should state at l;lrge the oljections lie felt to the meilsulre. He couldI ...

... privileges of dramatic authors to a second and third night. PETEaBostOUGH.-On Friday else 2d inst. the grave of the c 1Abbot Alexander was found in the Cathedral, with the effigy upond it, walled in between the first and second pillars on the north- Iwest of ...

... totally disappear-id froin the meterolis. The subjoined ollicial reports show a decreasc of lo-04 caves sd .5S deathi fi-om JasL week:- New Casres. Dcaths. Rlecoveeries. Remaining. April 19 7 3 17 97 20, 21 lo 8 19 85 22, 2s 2(1 9 22 74- 24 4. 6 II 6] LADY ...

... which Portugal is threatened, but thevessel could take no more on board.; Paris, April 14.-The Moniteirmpublishes to-day the statement of the quarter's revenue:. it shows an excess of 8,200,000 francs above ,the estimates Sof thl budget which was calculated ...

... that they consider the second reading a serious loss, and what is a loss to one side must he a gain to the other. My Lords (said Lord LYNDHUIRST), I know cnough of this House h to declare, that if this Bill pass through this stage the certain C result ...

... THURSDAY, APRIL 29. At the morning sitting of the House of Commons, yesterday, on the question of the second reading of the Juvenile Offenders Bill, which had been introduced by Sir J. Pakington, Mr. Roebuck moved that it be read a second time that day ...

... present in use. Since the improvements in road-making, amtd -the correspond- inglimprovemett in the quality of the ordinary stage coaches, and the speed of travelling, the masil are no longer the fast- cst or the best coaches on their respective roads; ...

... last sessions, namely, that the Bill should be led second lime without discuasslon-thnat, after that, the counsel Otu~ be hsard at the bar-and thot the discussion should be taksen,,!, the 3.next stage, namely, son the motion being made for tite recommittal ...

... against the second read. I ing of this bill; but, inasmuch as he was desirous of being 0 able to make such amendments in the lull as to render it fit ir to pass their Lordships' hlouse, he would not withhold his n consent from the second reading. Hle ...

... LEEDS, SATURDAY, APRIL 25. TH-E LE'ES T5IADE.-Tlie markets have been pretty' brisk at the Cloth -Halls, this week, and fronm tliecircumstance of many of the manufacturers being engaged-in manufacturing i to order, the supply. of some descriptions of good ...

... rjte meant to tulce the second reading of the Scotch Barkicog Bill. ;e, Sir R. PEEL said, it at present stord for Monday. 'T'here ne Jwere some votes in supply which must be taken, bit he hoped to ad be aisle to take the second reading before Whitsuntide ...