... IMPERrAL PARL AMlAT. I HOUSE OF COMMONS-FaIDAY, MAY 20. The following bills were read a third time and passed The Ballymena, BAllymoney, Colerainv,'and Portrush Junc- tion Railway (No. 2) bill; the Limuerick Corporation bill, and the Londonderry, Coleraine, and Belfast Junction Rail- way bill. Petitions in favour of the total repeal of the advertisement duty were presented by Mr. Alexander ...

... FROM OUR LONDON CORRESPoNDENT ?? T-- . J-londoe, Satin r7 The income tax bill was read a se ond timo last eveol and the house got, into committee on it On Monday the Chancellor of the-.Exchequer will state the h5a to be made as to the collection of the tsr i Irelad enabled to communicate to you some time since the sbob of these modifications. Besides the feandengof ale moneys paid up to the ...

... VIEhe Orceultw ?? DUBLIN, MONDAY, MAY 23, 1868. THE RUSSIAN ULTIMATUM. Mulready'5 beautiful picture of the Wolf and the Lamb is no bad illustration of the friendly relations between Russia and Turkey. The lamb in the picture is the tender child of a widow, and the odds are, therefore, in favour of the ferocious young savage who is about to pitch into his unprotected adversary; bat ...