... EMBARKATION OF RIFLES. The Peninsular and - Oriebtal Company's steamer im-laya into leave = Soutlhampton to-da. with about 360 iieq and ficers belonging to ?? the Sappers and Miners for ?? war. The Himalnyawi~llcallt Plymouth hevway to the M~editeraneann 'to take in ,the 93rd' Regiment., Ini- structi o'nare hourly exp~ectd at Southanmton for thel depa ture of the Ateamer~ Emrnu from that port ...

... - -0 HOUSE OF LORDS.-TnIURSDAY, APRIL 27. The LORD CcANCCELLOR totk his seat at b o'clock. PETITIONS PRESENTED. ADMISSION OF DISSENTERS TO THE UNIVERcSITIES.- By the LORD CIIANCELLOR, from Brentford; in favour of. PnOVISION FOR SOLDIERS' AND SAILORS' WivEs.-By Lord ST. LEONARDS, from the Mayor and Corporation of Sunderland; in faveur of. PROSECUTIONS FOR PETTY LARCENY. Lord CAMPBELL inquirtd ...

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... A RELIC OF ST. PATRICK IN LONDON. TO THE EDTOR OF THE DAILY NEWS. Sir,-May I trouble you with the subjoined a letter? which has remained over three weeks unanswered. You ?? manlly errors very powerfully; here is some- thing about which its advocates seem to regard silence as the more prudent course. May I, then, beg of you to assistX me in bringing to light tessee hidden things.-I am, &o.,n ...

... IMPERIAL _PARLIAMENT. HOUSR OF LORDS.-MoNDSA, MAcR 20. The LoaIn CEA NuOWron took his seat at five o'cleek PIETITIONS PRESENTED. a OAN 3sCATHOLIC CAPLAIlNts To PMsows.-By the i EarlefSHA3 lsTuanty, fro Pienlelk, aint. -- ' PUrLIo HOU8Sn.-By tho Earl of SHAPvasnUItr, from t l3d~eweU. lbae n~ld Ebaeueer olia; ?2ij Bath, in favour of I ilosing publichouaei on BSand BA**STAPLRLn BJMo= N.-Bty the ...

... ?? Q -KAftiaruvetlvatiemoda by. Amtubliestlen'ef.b a.re Pap9w5er., octined* -bn anther colteennb zny bf u~t fis _e i ffe n b aud to d ard a Complet Steimph ?? thi3.ia Iuth & .,tqi i1woef, Count 'N88LRDs,; (ia Nx;ow.o ,,au4 Lord XQ~riSwejavemw a fulol a imwio 'thue mplete tsotha a the usi. t ia mdand theopinionsiuter in theeot ite' Tarertsece to: -the:-'MA 5 ati ti-u bf ?? r PoE~t^'uioi' t-.zY ...

... FRENCH PREPARATION FOR WAR. (BY SUBMASJNE AND EvitoPEAN TELEGRAPH.) PARIS, SUNDAY. The Mo!iteur says, 20,078 men and 365 horses have now sailed for the Levant. Tlhe Minister of Marine has received the following telegraphic despatch from Admiral Bruat:-Tou- 1 larch 31, a quarter past two p.m. The troops nave been just embarked; the squadron is now under sail with a north-west wind. The weather ...

... d TO THE EDITOR OP TE :DAILY NEWS. e SIR,-Unless I am much mistaken, Jodseph Lan- caster was the-author of the monitor system.' But l he did not contemplate the extension of monitorial . authority from the' school room tp the play ground, and still less the arming of monitors with, an, atbi- g trary power of inflicting blows. TheE monitors' of a oseph Lancaster lightei ed the labours of the ...

... .RDUC.ATIONAL EX!IIBT TION OF T2IBI SOCIETY OF, ARTS. Iy a~ te CONVERSAZIOTNE AT ST. MAILTIN'~.HALL. ?? educational exhibition which hats been for ho,, Sonia time in preparation under the superintendence of the ?? council of the Society of Arts was opened yesterday even- ica ing with a consveeszactione, which was honoured by tfie pre- tnt sence of his Royal Highness Prince Albert, and was at- ...

... P L PARMA _N ''TIOS 1'RESEN RIF, from the presby . t*eth 77 Ofa rnCk, andote tta blev in favou~r of a Ssy, -pfjparoehia ~duca'~ny 'r fr LEGAL RNro= .,R2Dpx Lo~s' BnoV, '-roan -St., ?? Procedure.Actmigthe ?? Getad 2w, 'TUla'dAlxrdr, pTaILM fo, the 'aolitoddv o f-oths Tbspi W neerxaf ccirn l~~eu# oe wr't ThoWRD CHi WLLfti b thugtitexe dileat toalter the law, afdhbehod toit'bee the present ...

... , IMPO0TANCE OF SO UND LEGISLATION I FOB, BUBiAL CLUBS. + A correspondent at Manchester is desirous, before the legislature takes any final steps in reference to the bill now before the House of Commons for dealing with burial clubs, to call attention to the importance of the interests thus to be dealt with. One of the main evils sought to be met by the present bill is the temptation which ...

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