... I - - - I g IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.| y -HOUSE OF LORDS (THURSDAY). . The Manor Courts, &c. (freland) bill was read a second if time, and the Occasional Forms of Prayer bill passed r through committee. INDIA.-Lord STANLEY of ALDERLEY presented a s petition from the bankers and merchants of Singapore, and asked what were the intentions of government with aregard to the future government of that ...

... THE Radical journals are now lavish of large type in the hope of giving importance to what they call the opinion of the country on the Government ?? bill. And yet few people know better than the writers in those journals the fictitious character of the whole agitation, comnmenced, appropriately enough, by a mob meeting in Hyde Park on the Sabbath. They know that all these meetings have ...

... FILEY, A NATIONAL HARBOUR OF I REFUGE. WE have before, us the report of the Royal Commission appointed to complete the inquiry recommended by a select committee 'of the House of Commons, on Harbours of Refugge. The document is of such great length that it would occupy at least ten columns of our smallest type, so that, notwitbstanding its great interest and importance, we must content our- ...

... I GENEROUS CONDUCT OF THE INVENTOR. The following is that portion of the speech of the Secretary for War (General Peel) in the House of Corn. mons, on Friday night, which relates to the introduction of this wonderrul weapon. The high-minded conduct of p Sir William Armstroog is worthy of the very highest 3 praise:- 3 There was one feature on this part of the question I of which the house had ...

... IMrPEIIAL PARLIAMENT.] IlOUSE OF LORDS, MONDAY, MARCa 21. ,he LORD CHANCELLOR took his seat at five o'clock. The Indictable Offences Metropolitan Districts bill ]l througb committee. The Mutiny bill, the Msrine Mutiny hill, and the County Courts bill were a second time. The C onvicts Prsons Amendment hP1 passed through commnittee, and, Tbeir ?? adjourned at half-past six. TUESDAY, MlARCH 22. ...

... SECOND EDITION FRIDAY, 10 arm, (By Electric and Int ero.ationaZ Telegraph.) MORNING EXPRESS. The following telegram was received at Mr. Reuter's office March 2fiolc - FRANCE. PA.RIS3, March 24th.-It is asserted that Prince Napoleon wvill represent Francs at the Congress, and also that all the Italian princes will be represented. Nothing certain is yet known as to the acceptance of Anstria, but ...

... LOCAL INTELLIGENCE I S.e'~yCOMMITTEEO0U Wensayatr Io theethirgo hsomte was held.-Mr. Mayfield ill th hi. An application WWI made by Mr. Thomsss Jackson to corn11mencee a chandler's business at 35, Lovss-gate. The inspector repoited that the place whei a bee wishled to boil the fat was behind the Telegraph I Office,. and, mrach confined. A memorial was readt against the granting of the ...

... ,,is)I~LLct INTELLIGENCE. I BEVERLEY. Mr ISTIER ELECTION.-On Tuesday last the Is.I electionf of psitur5 mlasters took place, which r .wartrly Contested, the result being that the cliii' if tire o~d paisture masters were ousted by an ,.1 i , e liiisi snojoitv. This was one of the great 'ror ils e i the r ?? porty, as although the pasture isr were a mied body, it bas always beeu -pparent -h e~ ...

... GENERA:L -INTELLI'NCE. I 'The Gazett amnaounces that the Queen has appointed the flue. Frederick Bruice, ber _X ~ijit to China, to bg Chief Supeutintenrd'Ant 't rd inI China. The proposed Great Exhibition of 18611.vjUll'ib is urged, afford the opportunity of paying a graceei'l'cam. pjistent to the Prince of Wales, by asking him to accept the p~remidency On his attaining his majority. Mr. ...

... BIRMINGHAM REFORM I , . - m m m - .PP ?? -. : :. t I The meeting held in the Towsc~bal, on .Weduesday eveniog was attended by 8,000 pqreona- Mr. Lucy pre- ai sded. Mr. George Edmconds - proposed Tbat thbe Reform bill introduced by Her Majaatey's I oeroment while pretending to effect a settlement of 'quetioje, 'B makes no adequate provision foj the enlranchisement of d the working-classes ...

... PERSONATING A HUSBA] I EXTRAORDIN2ARY CREDULITY Shortly before Christmas last, an Old aS d bis name was S-B-, visited a town in Wor~* in and inquired for a Mrs. B-, whom he easil1fO gC s and to whom he stated that he was her husbau5 th g26 or 27 years ago, Mrs. B-'a husband had WI IC ported for seven years, since which time he hald P1 beard of, and his wife therefore supposedth' th dead. Her ...

... I DISTRICT INTELLGENCE. 5e55 BE'VERLEY. efs MEETING OF THE TOWN COUNCIL. to A meeting Of the Beverley Town Council was held on eve Monday last, and a resolution passed at the previous rn4 meeting-to give notice to the toll collector to dispense T. with his services-was 'vainly sought to be rescinded ude wihu otice. The business of the crunmcil was then nd proceeded with. at THE BECK.-The TowN ...