... 1.7EI1IAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF PEERS. MO.NDAY, AltiL 25J Tlm Marquis of CLANRlCARaD called tioe attltionl of tire HIouSe to the anxiety which pvild retl esitig Tttrkish afi'airs, anid after specifying th- l ?? vtcich Iad transpired wiith regard to the missions of C soot Leiatisngs and Prince Pslonschikuff, wished to ktolt v.tlit e it was in Lord Claretidon's power to lay before tic Hlouse any ...

... vI- olltltrptalt.l - --s . - 0t I nr r SATURDAY, APRIL 30, 1863. The Poninsular and Oriental Company's steam ship Taguss, with the Peninsular Mails, arrived on Monday. She brought a good number of posesugors, and full general cargo. The Peninsular and Oriental Company's ?? Iberia, Captain Bowen, with the mails for Spais,- Portugal, and Gibraltar, left on Wednosday afternoon. The Peninsular and ...

... 'Tlie London, go, Captain Charles Eden, sailed on yliday the 2Ji sittt. oil it cruize to tilo Westward, and arrived off tie port ot Monuday, going east, to Ports- Muoutlh. Tbe Itbadamatititus, stcamer, MKastcr Commanding Jlohin Blain, 5stled onl tlhe 23rd with stores for Wool. avich atd Deptford. Tleo Wizard, o, (a ?? oxercise brig) sailcd oa Saturdi v otl her returt, to Queen's Townc, but was ...

... -There is an aiticis of grant interest in h a'r'b Revrecw on 1 Apsley }Iouoe, and a clever reiel, cf a highly creditable essay on the Duke of Wellington by a Frenchmnan, M. Meurail. The writer of this article cudb some very valuable extracts from some private maiu- script notos, wh1ich lie tells no wore made from time to time by ain early and intimate friend of the Duke, of somen of his ...

... 0-4A Y ?? DO- . c SATURDAY, APRIL 30, 1853. it FRANCE. 0 PARIS, FmRDAT, ArrIu 29. f It is stated that the Empress is no longer in danger d from the accident which ?? her hpalth. 11er Majestv's condition to-day was altogetier satisfatctory. The latc rumours of tho massacre of the Christians at Broussa and riots at C(onstantinople were false.- Never was the Ottoman empire morn perfectly tranquil ...

... , g- E.. u ?? LI' 001-oft & ZIV ?.It C. Cei,'cN OFFce,, API;L 25. )joi;0;R returtecd to serve in this presoet PAR11AMNT. 3oegil of ftdilr~fiold-(.eorgo Frbederick Samuel ie~on, commonly c IleldViscount God-rich, of NO. 5, tesex, in the C M-Willi m Rookes Crompton Stanosfield, Esq. virlsC cltteolt for the said borough1 hias boen declared voidl FOREIG'I OFFICE, APRIL 25. l lie QtE021 has been ...

... Presenting the origioal Facts and Docomonts upon 'lj whirls the Story is founded. Bly Harriet B. Stoweo. EL a if ever tire derial of truth workod iias owni refutation, .do vv have on instance of it in the pooblieation of this Uwork, otcliel hns boon called forth from the pun of its to talented Aothiarcez, in answer to tbe angry rod vindictive of declarationsa of tire upitalders of the ...

... a U0iox. SATURDAY, APRIL 30, 1853. CH ICHESTER. The Rev. John Goring, of Wiston, [lls given 1,0001. towards the fund about to be raised fur the eondowcillnit of additional colonial bishoprics. A few CYenigS Sinotce a 'meeting of a portion of the inhabitants of the parish of Subdeanry took place at tho house of tho Subdean, the Rev. G. Braithwaite, Wisen, a subscription wits entered into For ...

... HOUSE OF PEERS. FRIDAY, APRIL 29.] The Crystal Palace Bill was read a third time and passed. THE JEWIS11 DISABILITIES REMOVAL EILL. The Earl of ABERDEErN, in moving the second reading of the Jewish Disabilities Bill, explained the reasons which had induced him to change his previous opinion on this question, and he showed, at the same time, that he had formed this determination some time ...

... OUR POLICE SYSTEMJ. by However much we may differ as to thi desirableness oe or the contrary of exteinding the influence of ?? central od governqceut, no one will deny that the tendency of our ni legislation of lats has been decidedly towards ii coitra- lr. lization. There are few tbinkers who do not believe d that one of thi greatest misfortunes which ccald happen t iii at to their country, ...

... | THE COMMITTEE ON DOICKYARD PROMO- I TIONS AND APPOINTMENTrS. 0 f On the comurittee re-assembling yesterday at 11 : ?? Seymour, chairman,; Lord Ilotinam, Sir a Benjamin Hall, Sir Ferguson Davie, and Mr. Beckett, 1, Captain Durncombe, oric of the late Board of Admiralty d addrcssircg the committee ?? they commenced r- the proceedings of tire day he unight be alloewrd oln bc- half of Mr. ...

... ,O1VDOlN. LFRIDAY, APRIL 29, 1S53. FRANCE. PARIS, MONDAY APRIL 25. Th ?? ainiouOCO, that tie Frcitabl Gvolaco- I'iISto scott too thO cosult Of er'nttittt t '10 Ji'ivh to cilcot a itiest advaltg~t aott~ 1oaditotof seati ituigitoti ?? it to ho * co~ thle fouauciai rcspolioitlititts' of illifrildctit tO o tirtili o toyil tile ii ooottt ?? ?? rtiiit tott ~itc 1uhi of- 15,Q00,0001, dematudid by ...