... IMPERIAL PARL1AMEN r.I HOUSE OF COMMONS. MONDAY, MAllen :31. IY nfle nones re-aesenlalot after the Easter lRecess. or The Speaker took the chair at fear o'clock. er RIAIL WAYS. r- The following railway bills Wools tend a second tlime: floe London and 'Wosoern, lioneidlane Ely to Lotocoslil. thoe Moidlatod (Notting2ham to L~inlcelni the Midland 'owinvotoal to Lie colin the Midland 16yst.-n' to ...

... 1 HOUSE OF LORDS, I I'f'NAifNT FOR P'OORt RATEP. eann wat !, ico trot been each ccern-ittvil to pirison for a cmouth, with haet-IJ beaso'r I Itohe in550C masiitrstto of icsssotsr, ?? notc ,Noble end Lcarlied Lor'd dte~tlc ia~h,1 eelcres for no c- paycoent ofI tho Ceoto Of a so roceONS Whit h te;i lon isecc ...

... LEEDS AIND THETtS.E. RAIL-WAY, PUr3LIr 4lEETING AT THlosi(. On W'odiresday eLst, one of tile .nost nuneororres ered ?? meetings of the inhahbirrits of Tirsik evur held in tbhat borouigh took place, in arccordancewith a public requtisitiorr, at the large room of the Three T'ins Hotel, to consider the propriety of petitioning in favour of Ile Leedo ?? Tfirsrk iailway. Tho Ulev. WV. lNrrz,!oY, ...

... THURSDAY, APRIL 3. RAILWAY PRTITIoNs.-Petitions from Haslingdon and Ac- crington, in favour of the Blackburn, Burnley, Accrington, and Collie Extension Railway Bill.-Petition from Drontloid against the Sheffield, Ashlton-under-Lyne, aud Manchester.-Petitions ] fromlRedear, G uisbro,' &c., in fiavour of the Middlesbro' and Redcar.-Petitions of landowners near liessle ia favour of the i-lull and ...

... rN; G A: 1l E E D S - Os;TIOIN TO - . i.+ . ?? .. gn,> Of the~ varion's t'hrr TCtngox Its various Chiries- 1:. + ?? 'as-adts Ciiael, in tf tie tin iazrnisiod is ratpsisle ofI ?? tii 5-. nst derided fseiin' ia''Q s the proposied anieow- --,jsl ?? stem o~ fths various Dli- Laid ?aseral oher -gentlemean. gxl ,straeti elsptshs`t to hie prEeuet, ?? It:7. Rt. 'Neistead I i' Csoeen. ccpreeibing the ...

... IMXPERIAL PAIRLIAMENTol HOUSE Or LORDS, F IUDAY, As'ow fI. !L:rd DAI!f.(iHT Vimte Shortly ?? tie a~tseertioos itA ascuid ioltrodsusse. urodvl thle third reaslirga 6f lie. Sugar IDstliec Bill. lie -ea ?? Iha TLsheel ofCAE- ?? ras~-dericed lb's mieasulre upon the same 55. Ulds ItIst have lisen are 'tter an~ited is the_ tither Ifouse, -Stac ?? as a Lmare c e aspenisy a rrati geltwc i I, wi, or 'I ...

... The Blrkenhead Docks Bill was read a third time, and passed. MtAYNSOOTHl. Mr. DtfIVETT presensed a p eti ti on from Ex eter against the in- crea~sed grant to the lioman Cateolie C'ollege of iaynooth. Sir tU. SMTI paresented nlumerouzs petitions from ?? in thle county oi' Essex also against the grant. Mr. PLUMPTirIS presented .a great number of petitions to thc same effect from parishes in ...

... TIHE MAYNOOTIT ENDOWMENT. IT oughtll to give the most serious pause to 2 those Liberal Members of Parliament who have supported the grant to Maynooth, that nearly the whole boly of their r Liberal constituents, the old and firm friends of civil and t religious liberty, entertain strong consuecitioas ohjections to t tthat grant. By these words, ' conscientious objections,' we mean, that they ...

... Il I TH-E LIA',F,DS MEIlAUY IMPORTANT DECLARA'rIONS OF, MINISTERS ON T:lE OREGON DISPUTE. TIIE dispute with tile United States as to the Oregon territory has now assumed a most serious aspect. We commented a fortnight ago on the unprecedented de- claration of PIllS) DrNT Poe. 5, oil his inaugurl] Address, oln a question then and for nituny yars before under ntgocia- ation writh Englanid, bhat ...

... THIE OREGON T'ERrITORY. TO TIMl HDITOIS OF TEl LTEED~S DMRCUTRY. ES~rgtofom titm ?? diteb'a-ttioii of thre niew Pirod- dlent of thle Cisited 6tatoes, oil he 5iitjott of tile 1Oreeon Tserri- tory, ittli the counter de~t!uatl Il. Os of iotl 2Ilrdecil arid 8i V Ri.lobrt Peel in Mari alsielit, ii c-c ?? thle prnhe IlislitI to the possibility, cilil, us soi,Ol, t1l~ie, dlie plr -~bllity of war ...

... ! . A P III Lf L A At N J' ! .J, r P .i T., ! f . ?? rj~nl ?? il' 1nO~tL)S5 :1 ?? 1 I li-t Y, A IIntL In. lnttnifi ots Wralit ttt Ie tee nt to 3Di nn1-Al-- Instc nn- '-tin Locr-,- Kvnisno.ine fron silt H 1at-i I .to-,ntnn whnn 7,9: tn ' tn lert; by1,1; tint' ln nnivi tnto 11%)C LI A inCirz: tt~nnne rim. by Lord uRF.In-S in ?? fenu innesnin .n-I J. t Edarl Of n- 23jI I tnin A ?? 0 lnrd BROUGH ...

... | HOUSE OF LORDS, MONDAY. APRaIL 21. MOAYNO OTl. SThe Pfiltp of LONDON nroeentod petitliton a80inst any loritsor graent to Ahutytmootm College, from thle celttgy o hu A c deateotry 'if E]cceox, and frurna plucec in Essex~, Oxford, tendi Carisarvonshfiro. Thu E-arl of WiNCIISIr,Stl preounted psetitione tothis ?? effect fromn Hirby Oo'etblow, Slaithwaait-ettnnuj.Iingarst, 1,Lttt co lts. (lio W ...