... HOUSE OF LORDS-AlONDA&Y, ArPIII 1S. The Lorc it C I ierr..O It took his seat Oll the woolsack shn1rtI V after live e cl;ck. SeL-L'rOl pelifios wvere presentedl by noble lords against tihe Mlayioltrgant. 'kIA'YNOOT11 G1tANT'. The Earl of WINCillls'l~ilt rose;, in, pursuance of notiiti, to move fol a comumilitteeL to inquire into tihe sVS- tenm of edurcation p)ursued it the College of ...

... THE DINDIANPROBLEM. * TO ThE EorroaL OF THE DAItY NEWS. . SIRt,-That somie great and' decisive change -ofl ,prizciple'is~needed in- the' administrntion .of India,' isl ah' immediat& inferenice fronii the isidur~e of' thie. de- I 'fence adopted by the :favouirers of the East 'India |s Company. Th'e crown,' say~ they, makes war against I1 the wvill of~ the: directors, empties *their. coffers, ...

... e THI Pontiff's decision, in the dispute between the Aroh- I o bishop of Paris and the Editor of the Univers, has caused a Iome a good deal of curious speculation. The mannuer in 'r T. which the Archbi~blop has slubmitted, shsews that; what-t been ever form the Gallican Church may. assuime hereafter, * the its vital independence is gone; and, sooner or later, it ry of must submit to the ...

... I _ _ ., ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~I TO TIRE EDITORS OF THE DfRBl Y MERCURY. tli Dear Sir-Having seen a letter in the last week's Reporter, ty respecting the Mormons, which states that these people would meet any one to defend and discuss their principles, and also B expresses a wish that some Rev. Gentleman would meet them, h; I take this opportunity of informing the readers of your so s ...

... SEC OND EDITO N'. ANEIIIS-LETT'R'f OP'PP.'E, 1iVe.- , itodat .lfot'ttiit'j, ~if'tt Ct oclock. IOlSuE oFe COADlIONS-o10NI)AY. (Contini dJifoit 1e'itst 1Niiion.) TIlE BUDGET. T'he CRANCE1,LOR of the EXCHIIEQUER1 tbion proptOsi-A to renew 0v tilt! kvciulu tax for twto yvarsa, ftoa Ap ril!. 1;53, at sevenpelice ib the pouend; lor twnu miii re I years, fromn April. 185,, at six1p ncee ini the pound ...

... REPORT FOR ACADEM1IC YEAR 1S51-52. TO TrUe QUEV.'S Mosr ELxcartex r M JESrV-1 have the honour of subnmitting this third report of thle col- lege over wvhich I preside, humbly hoping that the facts recorded, and tile suggestions inade therein, mntay be found worthy ol tilceonsileration of your Majest', in regardl to the ngrat question of coliegiate edlcatioi The whole miihber of students were, ...

... It;X Y .-INTELLIGENCThr . - - ,..- .,_-file fourth r4 IIAIlWAX I RAILWAy AAlNIlIGA arIsTs.'S-VlCe fourth report of the select committee appointed to colsidor thle prncipe of amal l ganlatiol, at aipplicd to railway si rala n canlbill Iabout to be brought under the cen'lsideration ot' Pari awent. n- and to consider the principles which ought to guie thehulls iii railway legislatioil, states ...

... IREL AND. by KTIMAZNHAlM P1vsf5 vet.Fo-There is a general feeling of d- satisfaction expressed bere ty all irisses ;tand *tf all shades of mt, politics at thle success oi A1ir. Ilirt t'S maotion for tile preservr- tion of liiliaintain II(lispit;i It was essenlitilly an Irish :k question, and aifter tile i llrlit'ence arrrl'ested by the svi. Al e, rh srl71t Liberal .lmembers to the ...

... WEDNESDAY, April 20, 1853. P A R L I A M B N T. - ~~~~sta cou LITTLE was dlone in the Upper House in the course of Du last week. The only matter of much interest comprised m in the whole of their Lordships' transactions; was them notice given by the Premier, on Friday, of the amend-, menit with which the Government propose to meet the Palt Earl of Winchi~lsea's motion respecting the College of ...

... MANCHESTER AND SALFORdIp SANITARY ASSOCIATION. e . I ?? MOOVVulftJLVeI4. eig] Two public meetings in the Town Halls of Manchester hae 6nd Salford, were held, under the presidency of the respective pol mayors, on the morning and on the evening of Monday, for san the purpose of introducing formally to the public of each wai town, the completed organisation and plan of the Manchester yen and ...

... W. H. Smnitd and Sonzs' Nezospoper Oft-e, No. 1, Eden-qay, April 19. FOREIGN COMMERCIAL NEWS. No improvement in the trade of Paris. Large parateas of cottons and calico have been made for the provinces, and prices are high. Copper and z nc have declined. Tbs es- portations of ready-made shirts to California market are over stocked with French produce. The importation of foreign and colonial ...

... IMPER[IAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS-TUESDAY. The Lard Chancellor took his seat on the Aoolsack at five o'clock. The Earl of EGLINTON presented petitions against the Jewish Disabilities Bill from the presbytery of Ayr and from the provincial synod of Aberdeen ; also from the provinciali synod of Aberdeen, acainst the Canada Clergy Reserves Bill.1 The Duke of ARGYLL presented a petition from a ...