... TUE Ali1'-UNION.--I)1SThIBU ION OF PRIZES. Thu tseeiversar'v mneeting of the subscribers to this Ln ao'dtv w' be .C3etcadaj-, at the Lyceumll 'beatre, for the .citeiit the report of the council, and distri- i Itlgthe ?? MoINI EAGLIc prsiet f the T ?? wsolbtrg t'daco of ladies anti gentlemen, Ta- thi ?? u,o quite So eunacrous as an former orsasloac. T mr. ut .vf cc, 'll. S., read the report, of ...

... 1MPE RIALJ PARLIAMEN T bring HOUSE OF LO-RDS.-FicTDAY, A~rIL 22. tbinlg The LORDt CR.`x.,rL1ciRt oak hi s-at at 5o'cl~ek. Yi~ PETI rIONS P'JIJSE NTED. CLERGY 1L~1,iyliS (CA'NAiDA) StLL-fly thle Ea rl Of first ti CLEiBY, from ovraE pac the Bishop of 110O uponl I CUESTERi, fromI thep. Society' for tlte Propagation of tehre Gespi in Foreign lert-', and lb B shops of Qachec a nd f~or hII Tt tonto ...

... T~lr I .1iMNUFACTURtE OF FLAX., At the~~-cl meting, of this body field lasl ee-~ni-i, M\r. 1i. s-s ca-IecLNSoS, 31.P., in ~the chair, ain in-S5 t-r.st5C! fasi r on ree,,nt improvemesnts ii the tiarissftc- bi *-c was relby ?? Wilsona, ?? I-in cil,51 It the lieiultural College at Cirenceester. Atr Ieetan thI appearan'ce of thle growilig plant, its 3C t'i-ut of Iutivirilant thc mode of reaping, ...

... DUBLIN; APRIL 9. Their Excellencies the Earl and Countess of St., Germans entertained a large and distinguisbed-party at dinner nt the Castle last evening. The vice-regal lodge, Plumnix Park, will becomeh the residence for the season, of their excellencies, after this day, the 9th inst. . l The weathe r hns a gain become broken, and during this day it has rained almost incessantly, hut the ...

... A NEW BILL FOR THE1 DISENCUMIBRANCE I I OF IRISII ESTATES. MtR. WHITI]SIDEl, on Wednesday last, obtained leave to introduce a most important bill, the object of which is to aihrd firesh facilities for thc sale and transfer of encumbered property in this country-in his own words, to extend the machinery of the Irish Court of Chalncery, in ?? to tacilitate the proceedings of the Encuminhred ...

... PURSUANT to a resolution adopted at a private meet in of the Tenant League, on Wednesday last, a public meeting of the council of that body, of members oi' Parliament, and of tile ?? friends of the tetviiit cause, vas held on Thmrsda'v. at the rooms of tbe' League, No. 2, Beresford Place, for the purposeb of considering tile line of policy best to hb adulipte i at thre plesent moment for its ...

... QUEEN VICTORI.t AN)D THlE SLAVE MISSION'ARY. Till. Rev. Sinunel Crowthier. at native of Yoroha, on the 'West coast of A ;Cia, hvvlign brevn ?? as a mis- sionarv, in conilnexiol a ith ?? ChurCh k\issioiimrv So- cietv at Si erra Leot', wvas ordained ill 1S4.S ll He visited Eng land in IS;I, and hald an illterview oil that OCiasiOn iaith QLlen1 1'iotoilrhl, tile ch cLAlitltliCOS of which do ...

... case of a Commission of Inquiry despatched from a neighbouring planet to ascertain ;—we could imagine their report to be composed of such a mass of contradictions as to lead to belief either in the of the reporters or in that of the subjects of their igation. If the Commissioners began their task by a call at Buckingham Palace, as ia duty bound to do, and requested the opivien of Her Most ...

... Mowpay, April 18. The House met at four o'clock. Mr WILSON said that on Thursday next he would state the Customs. the views of the Government the subject of the reform of LONDON AND EDINBURGH GAZETTES. | Mr WILSON moved for and obtained leave to bring in a | bill for the consolidation of the London and Ga- | When the consolidation was effected the cost at which the London Gazette was now ...

... THA. MIS~GOVERNMENT OF INDIA. . To the Editor, of the Examiner and aTimes. Sir-I. am proud of my fellow-citizens. Manchester. maintains its credit for practical philanthropy. ft has ful G filled my expentations on the Indiau question, and proved that its sympathies are neither local, commercial, nor mer- cenary. If the mercantile chambers, by their coustitationF, are prevented taking: the ...

... 'ye, `,rainer andi Times.Offce, Three ?? am. Ht, HOUSE OF COMMONS, LAsT NIGOT-(COTrINUM) .(By Ectric Telegraph.) 1 Mr, BRIGHT Supported the bill. ceMe. WALPOLE spoke against the bill. ke Sir ROBERT FEEL having opposed the bill in a swF- ag castle speech of some length, ad Lord JOHN RUSSELL spoke, and the house divided. Lb. For the third reading ?? 288 'as Against ?? on Majority.58 ug The house ...

... FOREIGN IN'TELLIGENCE. FRANCE.-Political news of importnow comes at rare intervals from France. Afore attention has been paid lately to the dispute on ecclesiastical matters than to anything else. Last week a special envoy returned from Rome, and it was presumed he brought an un favourable answer from.the Poperespecting the coronation; which, it is currently reported, has been postponed till ...