... SERI-WEEKLY SUM.AARY. The House of Lords woa on Tuesday, during a short sittipg, elatirelT Occupied with the dis- cus`sion of the Vexatious Indictacout Bill, of a which the ol*jeet is to preveat. indictments } being p~referred ina ases of cnonspiracy or ob- si tainig rnony nuder falsi preteces until tho asccsed nelson has'been before a mac'istra!0, and wrhich, on theo-motion of Lord Camxpbell' ...

... I IBY ecnMC AbsD ?? TLEPAsPH l A telegranbie ordet'rrve ?? doily .yesterday, diirecting thiammediate eflplovmleet 286 men. A1t he lrerktten re tO be enmpoyndever time at taakwork on Monday next. THE LIBERAL PARTY. The Daily Tdejraph says- We have the best authority for stating that an important rovernent has taken place amongst the leaders of the Libesr party. Lord Palmerston and Lord John Ru ...

... I I THE TORY REFORM BRILL TI1E FRANCHISE. bl Tho feturo rightsa of voting are proposed to be- io The 40s. freehold on its old basis. The franchise fn derived from'tho ownership of copyholds, lifeholds, sj and long leaseholds is reduced from £10 -per annum bi to £5 per annum. The occupation.franchl80 is fixed M at one uniform rate for connties' and boroughs of ;£10 Y, yearly value. F *Now ...

... INAUGURA1[ON DIKNER. A public dinner of Iiveprol Reformer.s, the members'of the Liverpool Itformn Oluband the!rfrieuds, tobk lulice OD Tuesday aithe London Ciayton-snuaro. to celebrate the cetasinih- ment of tho 'club. About 130 gentleeion set down to :n ex- cellent dinner, served up in first-rate etyle. Ar. Charies Wilner occupled. the chair, and Mr. Ilobinson the vice-chair. Armonget other ...

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... LORD MALMESBURY AND iPORTUGAL. All those who value the honour and good faith of Great Britain must rejoice to know that the conduct of the English Government in the disgraceful business of the Chariles-et- Georgea is not' going to pass unnoticed in the House of Commons. Never was a more important service rendered by a public man than that which Mr. Kinglake has under- taken to perform on ...

... IFROM OUR OWN REPORTERS. IrY MAsiNrli TeLERaMAr. HOUSE OF LORDS. THURSDAY, MARCH 3. The Lord Chancellor took his seat at five o'clock. PIRACY IS THE CHINESE SEAS. Earl (MLs;Y presented a petition from Newcastle, complaining of the prevalence of piracy in the Chinese seas and the inefficient measures taken by the au- thorities to prevent it. It wns believed by the peti- tioners that come of the ...

... ?? . CQRRESPONDENCE. THE SUPBRINTBNDENT OF MARKETS. TO TiE XDI-KOUS OF T1l1C LIVERPOOL AIfECUIRY. Gentlensu -On the 21st of October, 185i) the paid officer committee reported as follows respecting the m arkets:- Your oorumitteo have received frois the umarkets ?? tho preedidng return of ofticers and eervants employed iu this departuent, with their respective salaries and duties; anud ...

... TO CORRESPONDNS. 'T We cannot ?? to Teturn dwrotmmAMU of..which we do riot aalcl ourrs09s O -U002 Oholdialways G.K. Y.-The prisoner against whom the verdjot of Not proven iQ ?? in Scotland is never * ttried ?? on the samne charge. WELSII SO1RES AT BIRL .BNXIIAD.Th6 reporter's ticket for thi meeting only reached urs at ebvefh 'clook lte night ; an h after the time ?? for the comtencemrn of ...

... SAL~r3 FOPULI ?? - -- SACuM ropULI LImber The Queen held a Privy Council yesterday, it which the new Ministers were sworn in. Her Majesty will hold a chapter of the order b of the Thistle on Monday, for the purpose of a investing the Marquis of Ailsa. At the second levee of the season on Wed- nedaiy, the Queen wore a train of white Bilkr brocaded in wreaths and bunches of flowers in green, ...

... 1 - -LATEST . -; A 9 .. I TELEGRAPHIC. NEWS. SPAIN. MAX IiD, MAuca 1.-The Correspondencus vn- rt nounces that, in caem of a foreign war, the Spanish A Government will confine itself to a strict neutrality. G r FRANCE The Pari! correspondent of the Hefild states that the tone of the French Government papers becomes t more warlike every day, and, in noticing Lord c Brougham's statement that the ...

... At the weekly meeting of the committee yester- a' day there were present Messrs. Alderman Dover tb (in the chair), Sheil, Gladstone, Crellin, Hodson, t Crosthwaite, HIaydock, Job, Barton, and Bowring. Al The borough engineer, building surveyor, and in- 01 spoctor of nuisances reported that 131 nuisances cor-' c plained of by inhabitants had been inspeeted and a] ueans taken to remedy them, 941 ...