... I MPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS-FAIDBY. Their lord(rbipR met at five oClclek. Lord BERNERS presented a petition from tihe mayor and inirabitnuti of the boroughir of Leicester, praying for tire adoption of mi'asures to re'strict tile sale of spirituous liquors on the Lord's day. D r. i RUSSIA AND TUR noiKEY. t o The Marqjuis of CLANRICAIIDE gae' no ienht on- Monda nex, liewoul eel1 their ...

... IE ASTER NUESTION. Tl -4--G cced vith our extracts from the despatahes I SePate oastern question :- Itl No. 198. I lt O CLMOENDON TO THE LORDS COMOISSIONUmnS hi OF THE ADMtIRATY. tr Foreign-office, June 2, 1853. I I 1,3vo received the Queen's commands to a oue I. lordshipa that, in the present critical state G Nrot 3 it is her Majesty's pleasure that her Ma- ?? t ?? at Malta, should proceed ...

... TKE REFORM BILL. No. Ill. We were not surprised at the murmur of doubt and mistrust with which the proposal to assign two xmembers to the Inns of Court was received, on its announcement to the House. At first sight, it certainly seemed a scheme of questionable advisa- bility. It was generally felt that there are lawyers enough in the House already; that their influence is great, from their ...

... The Queen and Prince Albert, attended by Major-General Buckley and Lieut.-Col. the Hon. A. Gordon, visited her Royal Highness the Duchess of Gloucester, at Gloucester House, yesterday afternoon. His Royal Highness Prince Albert rode out on horseback yesterday morning, attended by Lieut.-Col. the Hon. A. Gordon. Their Royal Highlesses the Prince of Wales and Prince Alfred, attended by Mr. Gibbs ...

... IPARLIAMENTARY BUSIVESS-THi DAY. HOUSE OF COMMON8. OnrIens OF TlRE DAY. Supply-Committee. Assessed Taxes Act Amendment Bill-As amended, to be con- sidered. NOTICES OF MOTION. Mir. Bland-To ask the Secretary for Ireland whether it be the intention of the Government, in the proposed measure for trans- ferringjurisdiction from' ecclesiastical to civil courts, to include those in Ireland. Mr. ...

... ECCLESIASTIOAL. APPOINTMENTS. The Bishop of Carlisle has licensed the Rev. Croft Worgan Dew, M.A., lecturer of St. Csthbert's Church, Carlisle, to the curacy of Caldbech, near Wigton, Cuinberland, on the nomination of the Rev. James Lynn, M.A.; and the Rev. Charles Clayton Lowndes, M.A., second master of the Grami mar School, Carlisle, to the lectureship of St. Cuthbert's, ren. dered vacant by ...

... E-i GRATION HNT,.LIQENCL PRoSPECTS FOR YLMIGRANTS TO ?? Coln mtissionrof~l3 Of.iltki~aon, .in thi -lt're~t-Ops lijmnenti~give the 1lle-inili extract fria -a tdlspad dressed to .them by- ?? ifabannhiw; Esq., the eneoazcatio agentof the government of Canad4a stationed at Nc on the prospects of emigrants to Canada:- dT'Quelc1 and demands for labour are miost saisfaeto prospemt: uten se rail-a ...

... DEPARTURE or BARON BRUNOW CIrLI ?? ?? B0.R BRU.A. __ ?? nO Irue eussean ambassador in England, with the entie era- basey, left London on Saturday, for the Continent. Bles Brunow's preparations for departure were almost complete. when the course of events compelled him to this step. TwE AprRoAcmHoG WAR.-On Thursday the princdf military contractors and accoutrement makers had an inte- view with ...

... PRWrARATIONS FOR WAR. The note of preparation for the coming str4,gle is now being loudly sounded throughout the whole of the mili- tary administrative departments, sad is being 'eeoed throughout'all our ports and dockyards. Every exertion ih being put forth to produce sunh a fleet by the spring as will give us the beat chance of victory over an enemy. The noble skips that have sprung into ...

... I| -- TEE NEW aREORM An The following is an abstet of the provisions of the ministerial measure of parliamentary reform, introduced by Lord John Russell on Monday night:- NEW FRANCHIESEB CONVON TO COUTIE ANMY 1 Persons in receipt of salaries, from publit or private employment5 of not lees than 1001. per annum, payable quarterly or half-yearly. 2. Persons in receipt of 101. per annum, derived ...

... ' UN!iVRSITY IINTELLIGENCE. CMBLIDGE, FEB. 20. ?? or, Aako.-The Vice-Chancellor and Heads of Colleges metlthis morning in ?? Schools at nine o'clock, when the Rev. Henry Gritfin-WillalmsA HD.. Fellow of Emmanuel College. was elected Professor of Arabic, in the place of Professor Jarratt' promtedto the Beeius Professorship of Hebrew. The Rev. Theodoe' Preston, M.A., Felow of Trinity was the ...

... I - AM CABLE CORRB8PONDBNCE. Correspondence has of late been carried on with such con- ventional propriety; the kicking down stairs has been ad- ministered so insensibly as often to be mistaken for upward assistance; bloody noses and cracked croivns have been so com- pletely set aside, and an insipid peacefulness made the order of the day, that any lively sallies, evincing that we are still ...