... IIOUSE OF LORDS-TnUoSDAY, APRIL 28. Petitions against the ?? of Jews to seats in 3- Pal jalnent wore plresentedl by tile Earl of ENISICIL.LI.IN ?by the Ear lof Di.svy (93), fl om different pa'ts of tfl- 's United Kingdom; by the Bishop of SaciseutaY; and by ltie Bishop of OXlFOIRD. ui In presenting petitions against tile Clergy Reserves - (Canada) Bill, 'T'lhe Earl of DERB3Y said, after the ...

... ALgrtctLtatu. FA-RURN.G.0tPERATIONS F'ORA &Y. Trues being tile b~kseas~on o 6ea re-rpi al otiebsinss likely to jinpedethei~ pre~paration of tire land Pfot these crops shouolt 'be. got but obhb'adi with cil t- despatch possible. '.iT willW *jmor -~enr- ra-lly a~pply to the sowvih.' of tlie barleyv croft; Wvh'ic I torn tile severity of' the 'ev iou~ weathieri, is ntow, Witihouit doubt, greatlY ...

... t,.2\USTR ALiA. I Tirk arrivaleof tfie r.neua, ?? jyiti o iioot oticesofi roldvaliuod at nearly ?? ?? _tt.L.ia feitiiight's later newy:4r§uced a favourable effect. ~l~h ad victims at piesent received areschuty, buf they arebsucls as ito warrant increased ceonfidene,) bolh as regal ds the oduction of the goldl Y10 lpheral yL ogres5 of, theicoluny in tra(de iand ente prise: and imnpi tant ...

... llMrAL-- P , AVB4ytl ? ?? 4'XZ4 . I HOUSE dF t& BD nBis.,' APRIL 29. JEWISH DISABILITIES BILL. Several petitions for and against this bill having been pre- eanted, The Earl of ABERDEEN rose to move the second read- ing of the bill. The subject, he said, had been already so fnlly discussed as to render it inpossiole to place it before their lordsbips in a new point of view. He would, however, ...

... ;-s f i. I C4;- 1sz , ;I .j :e* ulltuat , . - = -DUBLIN: tG~4D, 2 ' !5.. DUBIN FAS, WAY 2, 'i8 S. | THE iNCOME TX-HE DEBATE. The debate has been again adjourned, Ministers evidently `beifig not unwilling to gain time,'pro- bably with view 1-tBe ble-tW Arragde sgome mo- ,difications in their Budget to -'met the puablic fielih The fate of the Budget now more than ever de- pends upon the Irish ...

... TilE JEWS' BILL REJECTED BY THE HIOU'SS O1 LORDS. TIANKI God wye ?? a IHouse of Lold3 !I Olftcl as this CaChitiOII has burst from the lips of aL gilatle- ful niatioln, never h;,s it heen inuoe iervenitiv lttcred hy nillions of Christians than on learning tlhe rentit ot' the division in the -louse ofi LorIs ofi SaZLtudav mourniig, whell the welcome news spread far and wide that tile brave ...

... I . . ! . I Im I 0 ;I .. - .. t C? -? All, - r, , ,.O- 7u ,ji ?? f, ?? p B E, 1] F A S T: FlRIDAY. MAY 2, 1S53. TEE INCOME TAX.-THll CAtSE FOR IRELAN D STATED. AVIF are still il suspense as to the fate of the budget, the all-important debate having beeua idjou rued .gii nki until this evening. TIhe opi Iions regar'dinog the *li- vision are contradlictorv, as wil he seen by the ex- tracts ...

... THIE 1ISIlI CONSOLI[DATE iD ANNUI'1'IES. A REITURIN lhis been p])I ish ed, oil the mo)tion oF Sir 1). NUITeYS, of ?? ?? Jielr poilid of ?? tien of the ConSsolidated Annuities onl eacich union in Ireland. and the ?? of years assiisiedl to each fon re-pay- ullciit; also a Siimftr 1in ?? of tile punlloldige on cacii province. These returns will show, wi ci aitaiiseli. how very inlinitesiniat is ...

... SOIREE OF THE WORKING MAN'S PROVI- DENT IBUILDING SOCIETY. Tcim adjourned soiree of' the. members of this societ, was hield onl Fridlay evening,, in, thle Wellingtonel 1all Montgomery Street. '[hle attendance wvas vet'y re spe~etablo., about hid0 pert'ons, of' both siexes, being- pro. sent, cor.iikting-, principally, of' tire yountn'4r rnembnhtr of' th evlirious~ trades connected with thle ...

... (lronz the London C'ol'reipondielre of the D. E. Jlael.) TIl., fato of the budget is still uncertain, though the IMinisterial whipper. il boasts of a certaill majority ex- ceetding thirty. Those whvlo were captivated with it at t first are now begilining to sea much that is objection- able; and the Irish voice is making itself heard, anti is lodtily ?? of tile irnjustice about to be in Ificted ...

... IR16I-I INCOME TAX-DEPUJT'ATION TO THE CHANCELLOR OF 'HiEo EXCI EQULR. LONDoN, TnuRSDALY Nolr'5 ?? ?? depputa- tion of liabl represoentatryis has lrrut returinirrd froml r lorng and satiktactor'y iliter'io'v wvith th(? Clrincellor of' rbhe E ?? Tihose fr'rshl ?? 'is Ii ted upon t le lirt hon. gertledrran, to pr ?? amainst thi rr1j Isticc of' impo'sili ?? tax Uiuponl Ifiorafit. anl to suggest ...

... ai 19ros. PROCESS BY WHIC-I THE LEGISLATURE IS BtING UNCI-IRISTU-NISED. (From the HIeranld.) Tim I-louse of Commons in 1828 aas a 1i'otestaent assembly. Was it so in IS30 ? Is it SO now? Would not am man who should boast himself, in the ?? of Commons. this evening, to be a member of a Pro- testrtnit Legislature-would he not be instanthv calldil to order by solne of the Pope's brass-banll ? And ...