... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENTO I HOUSE OF LORDS.-TUESDAY, APRIL 27. 1 The LORD CHAN CELLOI. took his seat on the woolsack at five o'clock. PRIVATE BUSINESS. The Cheltenham Water, Whitehaven Harbour, Edinburgh Life Assurance Company, and Goeport Water Bills (Amend. ments) were read a third time and passed. PUBLIC BUSINESS. PETITIONS PRESENTED. Petitions against the admission of Jews to parliament were ...

... IZ B BXECUTION OP GIO WNPI LANI. I-- The last penalty of the law was inflicted yester- day morning, at eight o'clock, in front of the gaol of New- gate, Upon Giovanni Lani, a Sardinian, who was convicted at the hast session of th'e Central Criminal Court of the murerkt ?? Thaubijo, a French woman, in tte Hay- Father Fienzi was with the prisoner the greater part of Sunday, and he did not leave ...

... THE NEW INDIA BILL. No. III. amo, and TO THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY NEWS. then SIn,-The dangerous, or, at the least, the most Ti mischievous tendency of the Calcutta debating be d societies, roused many native gentlemen of sterling Gov sense to endeavour to stem the torrent of the evil; Sion but when we consider what is the usual character of mar] hot-headed young men, who imagine they possess to ...

... HAYMARKET. Tuis EvrENTG, MISCH ADO BOUT NOTHING. Mrs.C.Young. -PLUTo AND PRtOSERPINl. Mr.Cornpton; Miss L. LeelercqMiss Fanny Wright.-And JACK'S RETURN FROM1 CANTON. Nr. C. Leeleroq; Miss Louise Lcclereq.-Commonce mt 7. PRINCESs'S. Tars EVENlNC, MUSIC RATH CHARBMS.-KING, LEAR. Mr. C. Kean.-And SAMUiEL IN SEARCH OF HIMSELF.-Open at ?? 6. OLYMPIC. Taro Evearres, A DOUBTFUL VICTORtY. Messrs. G ...

... NA VAL AND MILITA Y. I ADMIRALTY, APRIL 21.-APPOINTMENT.-Sutr- geon Dr. D. J. Dingan (1864), to the Vulture, 6, paddle. wheel steam frigate, Mediterranean station. Second Master S. Libby (1853), to the Royal William, 120, guard ship of ordinary, at Devonport. Assistant Surgeons C. A. Duckett (1852), to the Agamem- non, 91, screw steam ship, at Devonpcnrt; WV. S. Roche, M.B.D.A. (1853), to be ...

... BI UFFALO AND LAKE JUIOWN RAILWAY, The report of the Committee of Consultation, ap- Ipointed on the 17th. of March, states that every facility bs been afforded for their investigation, though its result must -be imperfect owing to the ab'cne of the late chairman, and the impossibility of conuultinglthcC anadian books, as wellas e the unlinished state of the works. They criticise the state- ...

... I ebt erourt. HER MAJESTY'S DRAWING-ROOM. The Queen held a Drawing--room. in St. Jameb's Palace yesterday afternoon. Her Majesty and the Prince Consort arrived at two o'clock from Buckingham Palace, and were received by the great officers of state. The Duke of Cambridge and Prince Edw'ard of Saxe Weimnar were present at the drawing-room. Before the reception, her Majesty according to annual ...

... BRIGADIER CARTIJER AND GENERAL WINYDHEA. I stU'tLrEoST '10T PrAerS (No. 6) 1ElAT1OVE TO TrIE n'u-ti TINIEe IN THE EAST INDIES. of No. 1. II Brigadier Carthew, commanding Madras Troops, to the Chief qu of the St:iff. l X Cawnpore, December 1.5, 1857. ac Sir,-With reference to vour communication to e me of the 9th December, conveying> the remarks of his Excel- lency the Commander-in-Chief; ...

... she coum I - ?? are authorised to state that it is her Majesty's intention that state balls shall take place at Baickinghsan Palace, on Monday, May 10 (instead of May 3, as previously aliflnounced), and Wednesday, June 9, and that concerts shall take Place on Monday, May 3 (instead of M ay 10), and Friday, June 18 next., ay1) Her Majesty's Birth-day Drawing Room will be held on Saturday, May ...

... Zbe IBatip pewc HAYMARKET. 'ny.s EvErmG, AS YOU LIKE IT. Mr. Comptou,: fr. C.Yoan. -PLUTO AND PAOSF1PINE, Mr.Compton; Miss b. Leclercqhiln aenny Wright.-And JACK'S RETURN FROM CANTON. Mr. C. Oaelerel; Miso Loulse Leclereq.-Oommence at 7. PRINOESSS. Tonr EvsEio, SAMUEL IN SEARC0H OF HIlMSELF.-And KINC LEAR. MIr. C. ?? at ?? 6. OLYMPIC. Tloi Eviwwas A DOUBTFUL VICTORY. lesyro. GOVining and WV. ...

... I NEW PAYING-OUT MACHINERY OF THE I ItATLANTIC TELEGRAPH. , An. 5 ?? ?? An inspection of the new machinery designed for Dockn the paying out of the Atlantic Telegrapla Cable iby f ii will amply repay scientific curiosity. Nothing that apparently can work more freely and admairably when than the whole apparatus. We understand that it owce s has been inspected by some of the first mechanical don ...

... SHAKSTBR IA EBSTI [A LAT STRATFORD-Oy- A VON. The Shaksperian Club celebrated its tbirty-fourth anniversary at Stratford yesterday. There was at Shaks- perian reading in the afternoon, by the Rev. Julian Young, son of one of the greatest tragedias of the last generation. This entertainment was well attended, and the dinner took noplace at Shakspeare'slhall, under the presidency, of Mr. J. B. B ...