... I IMPERIAL PARLAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS-TOUi' Y. Lord ST. LEONARDS laid on the table the report of the select committee on the bankruptcy bill. ?? Earl of MALMESfBURY presented a petition pray- ing for a revieion of the poor laws, and complaining of the unequal distribution of the poor rates. ?? also complained that land which was already subjected to an exclusive bur dan of 6, 000,0001, a-year, ...

... TIHE MOORE INDEMNITY FUND. (From the Casslebar Telegrsplh.) It is well known to our readers that the distinguished, patriotic, and uncompromising representative for this county, G. E. Moore, Esq., M.P., has been subjected to the heavy pecuniary less and harassing inconvenience of defending his hononrably and triumphantly obtained aeat in parliament against a petition to the House of Commons, ...

... THE INCOME TAX-MEETING OF THE INNS- QUAY WARD. A numerous and influential meeting of the burgesses, rate- d payers, and inhabitants generally, of the Inns-quay ward was held last evening in Bentley's great rooms, Capel-Btreet, ' far the purpose of adopting a petition to parliament against the ti infliction of an income tax upon Ireland, as she is unable to I bear any additional taxation when ...

... FROMT OUR LONDON CORRESPONDENT, London, Thursday Evening a Another of the personal scenes which have been 80 ?? e during the last few days bas just taken place in the gse of Commons, in the course of which Mr. Fitzstephen French told the house plainly and unmistakeably of the under. standing which existed between hlr. layter and the fris e representatives last December, to the effect that if ...

... W. 11. Smit and Sons' Newspaper Office, No. 1, Edhon-quyay, M1ay 13. FOREIGN NEWS. PAnis, Ts'rsDAsY.-The Times' correspondent writes the account received by private telegraph of new difficulties haviog ari,en in the question of holy places, and of troubles in Smyrna, as I am assured. Tbe news received yesterdz, mrn Constantinople, through Vienna, was favourable. PariEourse opened feeble ...

... TRlE FRENCH EMPIRE. PA . WE;)NLSDAY EVENING.-The health of the Em- press of Franca still remains in a delicate state; and it is said tbit her Majesty's physicians Lave recommended her to go to 1he ?? to drink the waters. A telegraphic dispatch from Brussels announces that the ill for raising the Belgian army to 100,000 men had passed Dhe Chamber of Representatives by 72 to 21. PAStS, MPty 12, ...

... The mission at Headford was opened on Sunday, the 1st D of May, in the parish chapel of Claran, by sermona from . each of the reverend missionaries. The congregation nunm- bered at least five thousand, and included several Protestants. s' On each morning several masses were celebrated in succes- sion. Sermons were preached in Irish by the clergymen of el the archdiocese of Tuam, and in English ...

... 4frcmaw $s 0om IuaL THE GREAT EXHIBITION-THE DUBLIN OPERATIVES. All who took part in the erection of the Exhibi- tion building received their due portion of applause. The singular beauty and adaptation of the structure to the ends for which it was designed-the science and skill which presided over its minutest details, from the contriving genius of the architect to the labours of the humblest ...

... WI r4 1 - - . STATE bmi-.tf..q remaining in the houi k Ag, omitted during the week, 19; borisi' iS week, 152; died, 19; remainingg - The Clerk read the fol'owin X tPiiV tO vote of thanks which had been forwarded frogte ardsan5 to Mr. Butt for his active opposition to the wfthdtawal of the grant from the Kilmainham Hospital a London, May 6th, 18563 DEAR SIR-I beg to acknowledge the receipt ...