... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. BY JLsTMtSTATIONAL TELEGRAPH. HO4J3E OP LOSI>3. THURSDAY. The house met*# In o'clock. SLAV! TBAD®, the request Earl of Lord Brougham postponed hie motion with reference the African slave trade, in -with the metsuras adopted the French ...

... anderstood the pr: there should be two services, one of which should be similar to that now conducted and the other a slower and cheaper mode of conveyance. “He admitted that it was desirable to make the service as cheap as possible, but he thought the ...

... view the operations of the Act had been most successful. aware of the importance of the subject. In a military poiat It was restricted to naval and military stations, and he did not gather whether the noble lord desired to extend it to the civil population ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. BY THLW2RAPH. HOUSE OF LORDS, YESTERDAY. Their lordship* met fire o'clock. MILITARY BUNGLING. The Earl Airli« aaked whether the 2nd battalion of the Hifla Brigade, returning front the Mediterranean, were brought Portamoath and eent ...

... morality and welfare, which had been done at the Imperial expense. He had objection to the motion.—Agreed to. The Gardens in Town Protection Bill passed through committee, and the English Church Services in Wales Bill was read a third time and passed. ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT [BY TELEGRAPH. 1 housFof lordsTyesterday. The house met five o'clock. PROSELYTISM IN SCOTCH WORKHOUSES. Lord Arundel of Wardour presented petition complain- j ing that a system of proselytism with regard to Roman Catholic paupers ...

... portions of her Majesty’s native Indian army ia our colonial and military dependencies, Mr. proposed the following addition to the motion :—“‘Or to organise force of Asiatio troops for general services in suitable climates. Major Dickson said it was a grave question ...

... free fgom vulgarity, A short time ego Miss Warburtoa, a govern‘€Ss inthe | oder to rob him of his money and effects; Alexandra service of Mr. F ©, Burnand, sued the Midland Raiiway | Ardéief, 18 years of age; Ivanof, 20 years ; John Company for damages ...

... | by the sea service for 1,616, making a total of 2,684. These s | demands had been reduced by the War Office to 416 for the 1} land service, and 1,508 for the sea service, making a total of - L& se instead of 2,684. For smooth-hored guns the - | demand ...

... | IMPERIAL PARLIAM re HOUSE OF Their lordships met at five The Jamaica Government Bill was read a first time, THE DOCKYAKD VOTERS. The Duke of Somerset made an explanation with anni to the case of the dockyard voters at Devonport, stating that no application ...

... used in the service the fleet, together with 50 cannon and a valuable steam factory, which was row set up and at work in Gibraltar. The Admiralty considered that the prize money was due to the captors, according to the custom the service; but the Treasury ...

... SIR. R. NAPIER. Mr, Disraeli then banded to the Speaker a from the Queen, which was read from the chair, as follows :-— ** Her Majesty hovi taken into consideration the impor- tant services rendered y Sir Napier, Lieutenant- at in the conduct of her Majesty’ ...