... HOUSE OF LORDS-YESTERDAY. In answer to Lord LYenDHUBST, Earl GREY stated that he was not at present aware of any circuinstances which would prevent his bringing on his mo. tion with regard to the possibility of peace reeuiting from the propositions Of Russia upon Friday next. He had been a epectator of the scone in the Rouse of Commons on the previous night, bat he certainly bad not been ...

... IMPERIAL ;PARLIAMENT. -7-? I . A HOUSE OF COMMONS&Tw &sDAyi r 24. FORIftGN POLICY-MR DISRAELI'S RESOLU TIONS. . . Mr. DISRAELI moved a ?? I Thst ths house cannot adjouru: for the xeceias without expressing ib dlsatjs faction with the ambiguousil~anguage eqd utcertaitt conduct of her Majesty' government In reference to the great ques- tion of peac or war ad that, under these eircumntentct, ...

... I DBLe MONuaDAY, M 2hAmI aL DUBLIN: MONDAY, MAY 28,. 1866. THE MINISTRRIAL MAJORITY. Lord Palmerston will enjoy the Whitsun holidays, and rememnber 1them. He has accomplished the greatest of his triumphs,,and obtained the largest of his paliamentary majoritles. On-mall questions the house is refractoty, and spurns thee han~d that. soothes it. Lord Palmerston refse, 'to interfere. vith, church ...

... I BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAMP. A portion of the following appeared in our Se- cond Edition yesterday:- PEACE NEGOCIATIONS. VsEeNNA, MONDAY 21sT, ONsE, r.M.-Yesterday a corn- plots elucidation of the views of Austria on the third point was forwacded to London and Paris. If the government consents to lay the dispatches in question on the table of the House of Commons the nation would krnow what is to ...

... Four Courts Marshalesa, 22d May, 1855. Srt-In a letter published ia your paper on last Friday, and which the Lord Mayor has thought proper to address to his Excellency the Lord Lieutenant on the state of this prison, his lordship is represented to have stated that amongst others who are availing themselves of the advantage deriva- tive from a charitable bequest given for the maintenance of ...

... iMPRIA ?ARLAMENT. HOUSE Q.F CO&IMONSMONDAY, MAr 21. ri Thel]n SPEAKER took the chair at four o'clock. g The Limerick and Foynes Railway end Sligo Gas bills b werd read a third time. 'The following bills were read a second ?? Town C R Ilway and Dock and the Wisbeach Post bills. THE IRISH SOCIETY. Mr. Bt'MAHION asked the Chief Secretary for Ireland v wh',iher it was his intention to bring in a ...

... Lord Clarendon has sent to the London papers the follow- ing list, received from an unofficial source, of some of the English prisoners at Voronetz, in Russia, who have been relieved from funds supplied by her Majesty's government for this purpose through the obliging intervention of the Danish minister at St Petersburgh:- RANK and NltxEs of the EzqxaLiu ParsoNnas op WAr to whom clothing, &c,, ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE FBEEMAN. SsI-Permnit me to remind, the guardians of the North Dublin Union that I collect rates by fonr instalments, to meet expenses spreading over the whole year. An instal- ment bocornee payable in advance on the let of January.- It is made a quarterly instalment because the sum it pro. duceiss Issufficient for a quarter's expenses, and because such an instalment best ...

... OAYAL ORTICULTURA .IETL Y ofRLAND. I Th~e. followirg is r etatement of ibe lrizes swasired t the ociety'gexhibition QD Thureday: . of t; \o ' - T1O -; .42oT& 1.-F IuATER GAAD31,8 , *ExotlgOrohide, 'foar-First prize, the Right Hon the Lord. Chancellor, Hazelbrook: ;gardener, Mr. Byers; ;for.Erlde' . odoratum, Phalnuaopsi grandifiora,, Dendroblum obrysiathufi, .Onoldimn amepliatun., . Second, ...

... v eeuntaut 3lotnat i DUBLIN: WEDNESDAY, MAY 22, 1855. 7HE KERTSCH EXPEDITION Has miscarried, and certain Mlilitary amateurs, not the fighting but the literary gentlemen, 1 blush that they were ever induced to accompany it* It is to be regretted that the first important movement of the second campaigi ,vas not attended with more success than to have marched up the hill and then down again. ...

... MT hee ?? 0ioutal DUBLIN: TUESDAY; MAY 22, 1855. - ' ' i Mr. Milner Gibson's motion was t lbzay been discussed last night in the House of COmmofi. It declares that peace ought have beeiA msdb with Russia onthe'terms proposed by Prince Gortachakoff. A similar motion in the Lords, urged by Lord Grey, will declare the same proposition, and a similar fate probably awaits both. The terms proposed ...

... ADDRESS OF THE ADKINISTRATZVB :RBsPORM - ASSOCIATION.- ?? I. 1; :, FFTLWW CoyuTax -The admlnietrative Befoitz Asso- clation hs been ?? into erletnce by the exlgenoy of the time. Ito members have to interest in agitatlob, they have no per0onalmbiton to eerv3, no individual advantages to &Gein they. 1hd nlo prsona stitok-teby can otly enter ?? mG t, which involves a Iong and arduous atheg- glq1 ...