... | DERBY MERCURY. VEDRNESDAY, APRIL 10, 1844. PARLIAMENT adjourned on Tuesday (yesterday) CH week, for the Easter recess, which terminates on the ect I 15th of April, in the Commons, and in the Lords on 0o1 the 16th. ase The INDIAN wi}., which arrived ...

... that the bill be postponed until fun the orders of the day were gone through, was with- mit drawn, and the que stion of the second rending was dra 'Mr. B. D) eTSON admitted that there was noquestion her that some alteration in the administration of turnpike ...

... the affairs of Greece ; but while yet in the midst ot his argument, the bouse was counted out. WEDNESDAY, April 28. Sir J. Pa KtxGToN moved the second reading of the Juvenile Offenders Bill. Mr. Roebuck opposed the bill as an infringement upon the principle ...

... were thiere no other reasons, wvouhld show the ne. Ifcessisty of appointing persons to these offices chis cats1 afford Xto lose the tine necessary to the efficient discharge of the e, duties they involve. D ANBURY, April 2. The menshers of the Benbury Anmateur ...

... the ?? year. - 2'r. Cook, tdraper, movedasan astohinent, (which was seconded,) that 20 rates, at IC. per rate, bh allowerd for tie ensuing year. Tule 'atties could not agree, uptin a show of hands the Chairman therefore proposed that those who Scere for ...

... the powers and provisions of several acts passed for the ipzrovement of the town and neighbourhood of Leeds, hat been read a second time in the House of Commons. Same opposition is, we understand, con. templated against this measure-not radically, but to ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS-THURSDAY, APRIL 28, (Continued jiftos the Freeman qfSatierday.) Mr. IUODGSON HINDU said-that the honourable gen- lenman had stated that he had no reason to suppose that the Witness at the bar had acted tnder any mistake after the re- ...

... gest that the second reading of both measures be flV4 for Monday next. The Earl of ST. GERMANS assented, and the ; I was read a first time. I On the motion of the Marquis of LA NSDOWSE ?? Bill was read a first, and ordered tO1 I read a second time on Monday ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-April 10. 1. I - .i -__s . _ t___: Pi__. - -h > Thegallery of the -ltuse was again very much crowded thds afternoon. In its viciadly there was agreater concourse of people than tliose, who assembled vesterdafy. Thle police vwere on the ...

... The Birkenheane Docks Bill was read a second time, and two Is other private bills having been forwarded a stage, the House u ,d adjourned. to ed AP-aor, ?? T. t e Lord C AMPBELL presented a petition faom the Magistrates ig and Council of Aberdeen, praying ...

... motion was withdrawn, and their lord- ships, after passing the bills on the table a stage, ad- journed. In the HOUSE of COMMONS, Sir J. PAKINGTON, in moving the second reading of the Severn Navigation Bill took occasion to complain of the practice of par- ...

... LONDVO)N, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11. JdJ V A I I ?? _ TuEr document; relating to British Guiana, which r wepablishedyestorday,must dispel eventhe faint hopes v that over-sanguine individuals may have cherished of c Earl GREY'S terminating amicably the dispute ...