... I A ~ w\A A A A A AA A A ?? un O ifHOUSE OF LORDS. (m Is. qui all FRIDAY, APRIL 15. ?? es Lord BERNERS moved the second reading of the Poor th, ne Removal and Local Assessment Bill.-Lord STANLEY OFit ad ALDEnLEY expressed a hope that the noble lord would em he not press the second readihg of the bill, as it was the in- all netention of the government next week to communicate to cat 'ed ...

... I Y A petition hisi been presented against the return at the ?? last election for Sligo. ?? fishing has already commenced in Carnarvon 3. bay, and will eoon be general. Y The Earl of Derby has presented a donation of 100 i guineas to the Radcliffe infirmary, at Oxford. e This year's Wesleyan conference is to be held in Bradford. ?? last was the first Conference Sunday. Since the lot of June ...

... SEC()ND EDITION. . MERicURY-OFFIce. FRIDAY, MARCrH 4, Two o cLoci, A.x. t , HOUSE OF LORDS.-T uiURSDAY, MAncH 3. The LoaD CuAsicsBLroR moved the second reading of the Regis- N tration of Assurances Bill. . I Lord ST. LEONARDN had opposed the passing of any measure I for the general registration of deeds for 23 years, and should ?? thorefore move that the bill be read that day six months. * 9 ...

... s---777777 TIE IVRPOOL MERCURY. t TUESDAY FEBRUARY 15, 183. i BALUS &OPULI LIX SUP_. IM cOnIC The Ministerial programme of the session, siblill orally announced by Lord John Russell in the -adop Hlouse of Commons, on Thursday evening, wa .oled; listened to with great attention, but produced whe very little exctement. The efect on the public wher a very useful and valuable one, eve togitbe add ...

... It is a particularly disagreeable task to contrast one v branch of the British legislature with the other. On many important occasions all the elements of our consti- tutional organisation have worked together so harmoni- ously, and there is so little of senatorial freedom left in e Europe, beyond that ?? prevails in the English parlia- ment, that it seemsungracious to breathe aw ordwhich ...

... |- TLONDON GOSSJP.-THURSDAY. I (Fcosa our own Correspondent.) Stale, flat, and unprofitable is at this moment the most appropriate motto for metropolitan intelligence: there is a lull in the political atmosphere-perhaps the prelude of a tempest of excitement, when the jarring elements of party strife come again into contact. In the person of the Earl of Clarendon, the new Foreign Secre- ?? ...

... FRANCE. r Active preparations areini progress for the inauguration r eS the tomb of Napoleon I., on the 5th of Ntay. The ex- t penses vill be defrayed by a contribution from the army. v An attempt was made, on the 25thl ult., to burn the n arsenal of Toulon. The fire was soon extinguished, but c a heap of ships, tarred rope, grease, and other inflammable articles, evidently collected together, ...

... RE13PRES8NTATION OF ST. PETER'S WARD.-WC learn that Mr. George Smith, one of the municipal representa- tives of St. Peter's Weard, has written to the Mayor, placing in his hands his resignation of the office of coun- cillor. CHRIuSr CHuRnCt WARDn-On Tuesday, Mr. C. B land Walker was elected one of the assessors for Christ Church Ward, hi the stead of Dr. Broughton, who was appointed, but ...

... LlorroW.-D 01 riffe.4. A ` hlodlt of the whip mnalics the following inquiry ?? wonder if int editor's teaofer ever gets over the traces ? 1ntn Goodness ano ! cried a nice old lady, tile other day, if the Ar world does come to an ciil nest year, what sball I do for snuf'?' of There is a fanidly ii Ohio so lazy that it takes two of them to pr sneezc-onc to throw thc head back and the other ...

... I l I - - , - - ?? - I Tinr QUEEN AND Counr are at Windsor. Tier Ma- jesty is in excellent health. On the 1.5th Febroary Mr.7 Butt, MdP., who was counsel foe Kirwan, is to bring a bill forward in the House of Commons to make better provision -for the granting new trials in criminal cases. Prince Albert has given out Walmer Castle as the prize subject of' an Euglish poem to the ...

... B3arroluct Crioeo. A lUSEYITE._- Is Lord Derby really a PuseytO ? Said an anxiotis Churchman to a friend of ours, I should think he was, replied Dobbs, seeing his intense devotion to St. Leper. It is said that the Russian army onl the 1)anube is decimated by disease; so is the Wigan police-one of thesn is on tho sick ?? Press. Chemlically speaking, a man is forty-five pounds of carbon ...

... MEETINGS OF FACTORY OPERATIVES. On Sunday last there was a meeting of delegates, in the Temperance Hall, from those towns in which contri- butions are being raised for the support of the Preston turn-outs. They were deputed to consider the present position and aspect of the strike, and to hand over to the committee in this town the funds contributed in their various localities. MONDAY MORNING. ...