... FROM OUR OWN REPORTERS. [EY MAGNETIC 'TELEGRAPH.] HOUSE OF LORDS. MONDAY, APRIL 26. The Lord Chancellor took his seat at five o'olsk. ENDOWED SCHOOLS IN IRELAND. The Ea'l of COnic gave notice that on an tarly day lie would call the attention of the house tto the Report of the Royal Comnissioners on Enaowed Schools in Ireland. GOVERNMENT OF INDIA. The Earl of ALBEMARLE presented a petition from ...

... THE~ -ROYAL, BRITISH BANK DIRECTO[RS.PO Mr. Digby Seymour applied to the Court of Pro Queen's Bencl yesiterday for anew trial on thiepart of Am a Cameron, who, he contended, was merely a servant casE 3of the directors, and acted -under their orders. Lord busr Campbell stated that the judges would take time to 1l consider their opiniotis on each of the applications Mal for a new trial. mnel r ...

... FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE, | -- -the FRANCE. ot inoc The.61niesusr states that the f&il' for t1re inenlil-ra- hoc tion of an equestrian statue of the Emperor, at Der- infl doaus oo lceo Wdesa.The ftfavouired linl by the becauty of the weather, weent off magnificently, dip Almost the whole of the citizens were present; inure 'T'I than 400 mayors of ruryal conmunnes -were aniong thie gill; spectators ...

... TU I Air. Earoy's second lesson, on Friday., was still t more numerously attended, end the additional sub- g seribers included several ladlies. First Mr. Iarey ?? ?? a three-year-old gray fiUy, whichI was t unbroken, but which had nevertheless learned mally, vices front rougo1 tsas0, so th;at it was almnost as bad a subject as (irniser. Although the allnmal ?? not t at first allow itsolt to ...

... kill A ITNT ON PERSEVERANCE. bit It would seem that there is no living thing so ob- I noxious as not to find admirers. What creatures so the repulsive as rats and spiders ? Yet the London e] Q 2-terly finds some things beautiful and even lovable in the former, and Dr. Asa Fitch, in Harper's o'cl foonthly, labours to show that the latter delicate little objects are worthy of esteem and ...

... - - -- lihe FROM OTJR OWN REPORTERS. bee [BY MSAGNETIC TEIEGI,.APH.] lg pie HOUSE 6OF LORDS. of TUESDAY, APRIL 27. me. The Lord Chancellor took his seat uporn the wvool- wte sack at five o'clock.te 'flee anticipation of a debate 1;ipon the Oaths Billsh occasioned a mnuch mr uinru tndceo Va Cers tha n uon oreilr -s~eosatedneo or ?? occasions. Manly maim- Ion of the House of ~.commons were, also ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... - ?? - -- The last of the series of addresses to working men I ie for the present season was delivered at the Concert r 1, Hail yesterday afternoon, by the Rev. H. S. Browni who took for his subject The Fustian Jaoket. In r l-e opening his address, the reverend gentleman said it ca is was curious to observe how important a part dress tl hi played in forming the outward and visible signs of ...

... MR. RARY, THE HORSE tME, I IN LIVERPOOL; h Yesterday, at Messrs. Lucas and Co.'s repository is Great Charlotte-street, Mr. Rarey gave a practical - lesson on his system of horse taming to about 50 A gentlemen, chiefly subscribers; and the lesson will be repeated to-day (Friday), at the same place, corn- ' meneog at twelve o'clock at noon precisely. A large I square box, the foor of which Was ...

... E In these days of pleasure-seeking, when every cene taccessible region along the shores of England has tachk Ebeen explored by the thousand and one families that hold periodically escape from life's strange vwhirl, it is a the serious question, into what fresh fieds and pas- up tU tures new shall we next try to woo oblivion of our long ressing cares? To facilitato the solution of this the ...