... ALUS POPolI L REMA. - ?? - -- W ?? , -- -- ?? - SUMMARY The Oaths Bill shared, last night, in the ch Upper House, the fate of its predecessors. After a debate of considerable length, but adf eharacterised by nothing new in argument or illustration-and which was initiated by the s Lord Chancellor moving the omission of clause s 5, whose effect is to open the door of Parliament e tothe Jews-this ...

... UNITARIAN CHURCH, BIRnuENHEAD.-A special PU ordination service took place last evening, at the W Unitarian Church, Grange-lane, Birkenhead, on oc- cssion of the Rev. William Blann undertaking' the SC ministry ofthat congregation.~ Among the ministersci p esent, and who took part in the service, were the 1ievs. W.fH. Chaniming, S. A. Steinthal, J. R. Board, te D.D., of Manchester, W. Gaskell, ? ...

... on Last evening, a very interesting gathering took place at Mr. Mayer's Egyptian Musemn, Colquitt-street, the company nmn- bering upwards of 400 ladies and gentlemasn, belonging to the town and neighbourhood. It appears that Mr. Mayer, anxious that the members of the Historic and the other local loarned V ho societies should have an opportnnity of inspecting his valuable W ity collection of ...

... L'I i. ,x L R~ I / - FOtG INTELLIGENCE.|V L- - - - - - - - - - - tk. )N. ' 30 CE been Dale- nt. JSE ness. Ption rs or RA ;IN6, kyl of ACH Idres Iy3 curs elm ;&s Olse, )ble Her >ffera rune. . and nt.- Kran. yl LE. ages, ?here d by aetisi- ly to f' W . FRANCE. The rorogation of the legislative body, which had been ajourned from 'April 8th to May lst, has been further deterred to May 8th. The ...

... METEOROLOGICAL RE'SULTS Deduced from observations tacen at the Liverpool Obsoervatory, during the week ending Saturday, April 3, 1.858. Latitude, ,53' 24' 48 N. Longitude, 30 (Y 1 W. ?? cupiedin I ?? i- 19 f ?? d alling,' I =: Mý°° ?r W _ GENERAL REMARIK. March 28.-The amount of cloud was variable, the avernge being such as to oovor upwaxds of half the sky. A lunar halo was visible at 10 p ...

... MULTUM IN -PARVO. test 3uld 'The complaints as to the scarcity of seamen for the the royal navy continue. ,e of A young lady in Portsmouth, engaged in gathering that a dress a tew evenngs ago, took 5 stitchej in three .rces mnutes. I he Mr. HenryLees, of CrasseroftClougli, nearSaddle- reat worth, destroyed himself on Thursday morning by the cutting his throat with a razor, almost herinhis ions ...

... Mr. Wise's motion of Thursday night, for bringing diplomatic salaries and pensions under the annual consideration of Parliament, by placing them on the estimates instead of leaving them a permanent charge on the consolidated fund, opened questions of the very highest national importance. There are few matters that we have more frequently or earnestly pressed on public attention than the ...

... A solrfe in aid of the funds for establishing a library in con t nection with the recently founded Typographical and Literary Tb * Institute, Seel-street-the object and scope of which we have is ow * already 'described-was held last evening, in the Concert Mr Lt Hall, Lord Welson-street, and was attendes by between 300 perfe and 400 members of the trade, with aproportionate number It ha of the ...

... TIMIRIAL I PA ENT. 0 -.7~15 'FROM OUR 'OWN RE PORTERS.. tnow [nY:MAGNE'rsc TELEOUArrr.] 'HOJSE OF LORDS. the THURSDAY, APRIL 22. dent The Lord Chancellor took his seat at five o'clock. day e ~Earl -Of MALAMESBURY laid upon the. table ti daysfurherpapers respecting the capture of the Cagliari. v Ts- Lord COLVrILE OF~ CUUROSS presented petitions with against the Oaths Bill frons the followin ...

... nte THE SUPPLY OF COTTON TOI hat GREAT BPITA-IN. A-- rl-/n- - A - -BB-- - -- -- ?? - I irge. IMPORTANT ME:ETING LN MANCHESTER, Lsed, stcst The first annual general meeting of the Supply of ould Cotton Association was held on Friday in the Towin- the hail, Manchester. There was a ver full attendance ur ?i of manufacturers, merchants, and others interested 3 he in this subject, and on the ...

... ie fe d The discussion originated by Lord John tf 'e Russell on Monday affords a striking and g1 y melancholy ilustration of the shameless levity w lewith which the great question of Indian of s-government has been approached by the party p) Leleaders of the day. We knew already that m le neither Lord Palmerston nor Mr. Disraeli, in *dthe measures which they severally introduced, to t cared ...

... Il A cabinet comuoil was held yesterday afternoon at the official residence of the Chancellor of the Ex- chequer, Downing-street; The correspondent of the Globe says it is stated in Paris that Bernard's trial cost the British Govern- meat £32,000. MR. LOCKE KING'S MOTION AND THE GOVERNMENT. The Daily Nels says that if Mr. Locke King fol- lows up his victory of Tuesday night he will speedily ...