... HOUSE OF LORDS, TUESDAY, April 5. of The Bail in Error bill was read a third time and passed. ch The Land Improvements (Ireland) bill was read a second to time. 0' to HULL ELECTION. I ig, A conference was appointed with the Commons, with a s he view to an address to the Crown for a commission Of inquiry n iy, into the proceedings at the late Hull election. A i as THURSDAY, AraIL 7. V SlusH OF ...

... * 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 ...

... PARL I A M ENT. HOUSE OF LORDS-MIonday April lb. The Barf of ofalmesbury said, that having received several 0eonmmunications arising from a conversation which, bad taken l- place in the other House upon the subject of Diplomatio Ap. ;* 1pojutments, he wisheetto say that the late Government had not iany intention of altering the existing system. *bhB IRIBERY AT ELECTIONS. * The Barl of Aberdeen ...

... KILMA&INHAN HOSPITAL (2rom the xofiossiry Heruld.) In the printed paper of the busicess in the Honee of Com- mons for this evening will be found a resolution to be pro- posed by the honourable member for loughal for'the adop- tion of an address to ber Majesty, representing that it is expedient and right to maintain for-the Iriab soldier, in his age and infirmity, the asylum which the Royal ...

... Tnrs rev. Court met yesterday in the Free East Church, when 0 a suitable discourse was preached from 2d Thess. iii. 1, by Rev. George M'Crie of Clola, the Moderator for the past half-year. fi The Synod having been constibtued, and the roil made up, the 1. Rev. Hugh Gordon of Monqubitter was, on the motion of Mr P Murray, elected Moderator. After the appointment of Com- 0 mittees on overtures, ...

... AAustria. Th A despatcb from Vienna, of March 31, says:- Threfagee s question is settled. The British Government bas promised to I keep a strict guard on the refogess, and to visit them with the c full severity of the law whenever it should be proved that they r have taken part in revolutionary intrigues. F United States. The Hermann arrived on Friday, with advises from New York I to March ...

... AMERICAN SLAVERY-MEETI1NG IN THE I. ER ,fMECHANICS' INSTITUTE, I. .1 .- .. . . ..I A A highly respectable metling was held last evening il the theatre of the Mechanics' Institute, chiefly for the purpose of hearing an address from the Rev. Edmund Kelly, a [nan Nof. colour, and formerly a slave in the United States, on the subject of American slavery, Mr. JAmES HATUGRTo0 ID the chair. The ...

... E LON-DON GAZETTE OF TUESDA PL, ARIUL 12. LORD CHAMIBERLAIN'S OFFICE, APRIL 11 - Notice is hereby-given, that his Royal Hieihness-PrineO 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 her Mtjeety's pleasure that presentations to his Royal ...

... !d In consequence of the ciruMstauces which have taken -)'!ac w between Mr Stevenason and- the Trustecs of the Dick Beqrslrt, e. the PresbYfteT of Galic'ci resolved to visit and ex.a'srtire ti'r te School ot KeIuna, this yoaf in a body, instead of, as usual, rp- le pointing a Committee for that purpose. The tollowiri is a )f 'formal ieport oftthe procertlings, which has been trasmsittld to 'o ...

... The usual weekly mesting of this association was held yes- terday. in the Royal Dublin Society House. at half-past three o'cluck, Sir EDWARD BOROUGHj Bart., in the chair. The following members were present, ?? George Preston, the Rev. Mr. Saunders, the Rev. H. Dickenson, Dr. Vance, Dr. Byrne, Dr. Mason, Messrs. Haughton, Norwood, Louch and Ferguson. POLwE ]ETURNS. The Chairman atated that in ...

... ?? 3lTtctligeltc. A ME R I CA. ARtRIVAL OF' TilE CAmADA, LirTuPooL, SUNDAY.-By the Royal mail stenmer Canada we have advices frolle New York to the 29th, and from Boston to the 30ths ult. She brought 54 passengers, among whom is .Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe, authoress of IJInCle Tom's Cabi. Trhere is no specie by this arrival. The steamer Franklin, from Havre and Cowes, arrived at New York on ...

... -r - - 1_1' o Bows AND Antosvs.-Yoing ladies are like arrows: they can't go offwithout beaux. r- NINE nur ovTE*N.-ThePersianS lave is'slyingthat ' Ten measures of talk were sent down upon the earth, arnd tile ted women took nine. s'Y A BAND Box.- Fatter, said a little boy in a theatre, .n Aintthataband-box where the musicians ale? t 70 A LTsi rots EveilrifiNi.-A little boy teariug his ...