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... HOUSE OF LORDS-YESTERDAY [BY SPECIAL TELEGRAM.] The House assembled shortly before five o'clock. OCCUPATION OF THEE ROMAN STATES. Lord CLARENDON desircd to ask the noble lord Opposite (the Secretary for Foreign Affairs) if it was his intention to inake-any statoment to t Uo House on A the subject of the occupation of the Roman States Ni by the troops of France and Austria? The question t had ...
... SECE DEIRS FROM OXFORD TO I .ROME. At The following is a list of members of the 'Uni- versity of Oxford who have secedod to the Churth of Rome up to the present time - UMVER,3ITY COLLEGE.-Rev. F. W. F ...
... TO CORRESPONDENT . ?? We camnot undertake to ret¶n2 ?? of wbicb we do not emil oUrWW Oomm unicatlofs sihoud alw1m be leqA writtee. an an oe .af qf V he PeIPer onlyI; Ieno incr~eme the diffloulty of ? ...
... -oo rs7s X~v i IC.I IT will be a great pity if the affairs of Italy v are to be still further complicated by an attempt to inc guarantee the safety of the PoTs. In the admirable ?? is peeches that LORLD EMIE2RSTOX and LORD JOHN RUSSELL have made upon this subject, they have both Re- spent their strength for nought in trying to prove that I the POPE would not be in such great danger. Now for ...
... TOWN CoUNiL'PROCEEDINGS. i;. fiwd Vnin ?? ^rn .4Nn adj urmtneowetingcft the Tpi'nw im0'dilwss lb'h14 lbedsy ?? Prvwtitheiir ' L~>T~ onzi Pnov ?? thdt snt aiiei~b eusi tonie -tuhe' adxght13iii ieadn ~h'eec 'of dlisession had we-olved to adp tefloigmnute, 4 iich~i. N.Vurnwould now red JAi.1-TbONER acovrduingy~r'ad as follows .. itA41W6*w, 26th Februar~y, 1859-Cnvne teembers. ?? ~ ?? on' 'the ...
... CHURCH RATES IN THE; MIDLANDS. - FURTHER RETURNS. Further returns relative to church rates,, received at ,the Home Office since the publication of the blue book on this subject, havej tust been presen ...
... THE NEW REEORM BILL. LONiDON, MONDAY EVmUNG. The magnetic telegraph will enable you to lay the particulars of the Derby-Diraeli Re. form Bill before your readers. Writing before the statement is made, ...
... PARLIAMENTARY T A CIP x' ro -aI Sion LAST NIGHT. led, iatry (By British acid Irish Aragnetic Telegraphj thle thle HOU S E O F LO0RD S. 'Use The LoRD CIIAtSCLLOP. took his seat at five o'clock-, THE EVACUATION OF THE PAPAL STATES~ tin Lord MALAIESBURY, in reply to the Earl of Clarepl. Lien stated that lie was glad to give all the infortmation lie jere, with regard to the evacuation of tlcc ...
... LATEST N9 EWS.I (BM Rextc and Iataernagtiot Teloaph,) -OSF1, TUPLEE BUILDINGS, NEW STREnT. .IRESTS AND DOMICILIARY VISITS AT MILAN. (Reuter's Telegra.mb.) Advices received from Milan to the 27th. - Ow ...
... saragil FRANCE. The French Government has settled the amount of indemnification to be paid hy the city of Jeddah I for the late cruel outrages. M. Eveillard is to re-I ceive 200,00or. whilst to M. Emerat is accorded a 100,OOfr. There is no truth in the report that the Roman p Government has already decided to create four new Swiss regiments to garrison Rome if the French retire. The advisers ...
... TARIFF REFORM AN DIRECT 1. TAXATION. - IThe following is a copy of a petition presented by Xr. Iforsfall TO THE HONOURABLE THE COMMO fNS, &c. THE PErITION.,OF THE UNDERSIGNED MRMBMIS OF THE LIVlEPOOL ...
... The Board of Trade has just reported on the following Bills:- BInmumsnr, ERDINGTON AND SUTTON COLHFIE LD (WsEsEnN' LINE) BILL. 'The objbcts of this Bill are stated in the General ...