... IMPE RIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF COMMONS-WEDNESDAY. The Speaker took the chair at twelve o'clock. PRIVATE BILLS. The Bognor Railway Bill, the Irwell Valley Waterworks Bill, and the Shipley Oas Bill, were severally considered, and- erdered to lie upon the table. The Swsffham andi Bottisham Drainage (No.2) Bill and the SoxlthoEasteru Railway (Canterbury and Wbitstable, &a.) Bill were read a second ...

... [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT] I DUBLIN, WEDNESDAY MORNING. The exodus is daily augmenting, and the labour market advancing in some degree, especially in those districts where tillage is carried on exten- i sively, from the peculiar suitableness of the soil. ! From Dublin, as well as the other Irish ports, vast numbers are emigrating for America, chiefly by steamers to Liverpool, where they take ...

... THE LONDON GAZETTE OF FBIDAY, APRIL 1D. LORD CHAMBERLAIN'S OFFICE, APRIL 11. Notice is bereby given, that his Royal Highness Prince Albert will, by desire of her Majesty, hold Levees at St. James's Palace, on behalf of her Majesty, on the following days, at two o'clock:- Wednesday, the 20th instant. 'Wednesday, the 27th instant. It is fier TMajesty's pleasure that presentations to his Royal ...

... * LONDON: WADNESDAY, APRIL 13, 183. In the HOUSE of LORDS, last evening, The Clergy Reserves' (Canada) Bill was brought I up from the House of Commons, and read a first time,' ?? In ieply to Lord CAMPBELL, Earl GRANVILLE stated that measures were being taken by the Board of Works to restore the site of the Crystal Palace, in ' yde Park, to its former conditio -X. Lord' LYrELTox, who entered ...

... 'THlE MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: IVEDNJISDA Y, APRIL 20, 1853. _4_ In the HOUSE of LORDS, last night, The Earl of EOLINTON, in moving for certain papers, drew attention to the conduct of the Irish Government in reinstating Mr. Kirwan, a sti- pendiary magistrate stationed in Ballina, who had been suspended from his ?? by the late Govern- ment. The Earl of ABERDEEN defended the course par- sued ...

... HEA . Tll of LONDON D UIING te TWEP7'K. [FnOM THE REOISTaIAR-GENERAL'S RETURN.1 A declining rate of mortality affords evidence of a gradual improvement in the public health. Since the weekly mor- tality rose to its maximum at the end of March, the nnmier of deaths fell in the first week of April to 1,340, and in that which ended last Saturday to 1,243. Since the week ending March 26, in which ...

... ! We have received by extraordinary express, in anticipation of the Overland Mail, our private correspondence and journals from Bombay to the 1st March; Calcatta, 11)th Feb.; and Hong- Kong, China, 11th Feb. [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.1 BOMBAY, MARbU 1. The news from Burmah is up to the 14th Feb. By the last mail, intelligence of an expedition of boats under Captain Loch, of the Winchester, ...

... [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] DUBLIN, FRIDAY MORNING. As the spring advances, complaints of the scarcity of labourers are becoming more frequent in some districts, although in general there appears to be a sufficiency of hands when a small advance on the old and very low rate of wages is offered. But the exodus proceeds with such accelerated force, car- rying off such large numbers of the ...

... TRIAL TRIP ON THE IMERSEY. The Boomerang screw-propeller, invented by Sir Thomas M i'sitohell, and which was so successfully tried, in May last year, at Sydney, was tested on the Mersey on Tuesday after- noon ; the application being made to the Genova, one of Messrs. MNI'Lean and M'Larty's Mediterranean steamer. The type of Sir Thoumes Mitchell's invention is, as our readers are aware, the ...

... To THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. SIR-My attention has lately been drawn to the contro- versy and conflicting opinions now going on in reference to the cleaning of the pictures in the National Gallery. I have spent upwards of forty years in close study and active prac- tice on the restoration of old paintings, during the last few of which I have had entrusted under ray hands the nume- ...

... CONSPIRACY TO ROB A LEEDS FL4X- MILL BY A4 FOR'kIGN .1rlXUFArTURER AgyD * O'l'lEP15. *, , p, - ,I* Thji caRe, the partidzicrs- -of which appeared. in Tire il-ot'nitg ?? SatLlrday, was finally examiued bqfore .be boreqglhrmagisiratei at Leeds on that day. There wias a numerous attendance of magistrates. Mr. Bernard 33sen- stue, df Florivale, and Mlri Thomr s Steele (tile manager of -Is flixr ...

... HOUSE OF COIMMONS-WEDINESDAY. The house met to-day at twelve o'clock. PETITIONS. Mr. MOODY presented a petition from solicitors at Crewkerne, for the repeal of the annual certificate tax, and from Sampford Budleigh, against the Jew Bill. Petitions were presenter] by Mr. Lucas, frsm the Navan board of guardians, for the remission of the Consolidated Annuities ; by Mr. Child, fromn inhabitants ...