... IhMPERIAL PARL UA ?? . .1ROM oE'R OWN REPO.RTERS. |,I tBY MAGNC TELU00AP.] at HOUSE OF LORDS. u FRIDAY, JUNE 10. H The Lord Chapcellor took his seat eat five c cloeA, i THE MILITIA. In repv o a question I Lord. =OSLYN statei that no Enfield rifles had | been'~ issted to any ihilitia regiments except those w which had been re-embodied. It was, however, 'in- m tended by the Commander-in-Cbief ...

... I TURIN, MAY 24. 'ifiogi~ejf h midst of armns, with wvar- out soga we alte viitoy upose the at ?? fare around us, oetniustnt s Itca n a is sitting still with her hans in her lap. Napoleon ?? is compelled at ?? to devote his attest- tion quite ats muchll to politics as to ilit . You are. aware that Lord Deirby has taken'it jutois head to protect in a particishirmanner thme exiled Grand Doke ...

... i WilY ARE WE ARMING? One of the speakers in last week's debate, ) alluding to our foreign policy, argued, with a more plausibility thais soundness, that this country is guilty of a gross inconsistency as a a neutral Power in hurrying on her defensive 0 armaments. It is notorious that our warlike t preparations, though of a purely defensive character, have been commenced in conse- quence of ...

... HOUSEWIF- CNIR,-- | HEOUSEWIE'S COR2.En, P. LIVERPOOL &NID BIR1lhU1AD MAUKETS. W. ' *Vednesdaa. Wednradoy. sd. a. d. sd. & d.t Eleer ?? ?? ;i j~ . ,7 o ?? ?? U6 dG iB9diA mutton ?? , a.,7 ., 0 0 8. Ve r i ?? ?? 8 .. 0 70.0 8, Lamb ?? 0 0 08 Fr6e'.1ilork ?? 0°63 0° 9; PCj. 07 Lobztere ,, ?? . 0 8 I0 0 I.00 S on ?? . .. .. 12 I 0 . . 1 3 . 1 0 Rublwes ?? 08 0 . 0.00 B~ret ?? ' 4 C O : 8s.ii ...

... IN On Sunday last (Trinity Sunday) the Rev. W. C. Squier o lreached special sermons in illustration of the faith of c~ Ijuitarian Christians. In the morning the subject was IITho Unitarianiem of the Old Testament, and the text n was taken from Isaiah, c. 45, verses 22, 23.a The preacher began by saying tbat it mightlbe thought by many Unitarians to be an unnecessary task for him to attempt, ...

... PoULTOUNT-E-E ?? i COT STY C'O1 ITZtT ?? Atf flic n ?? . 'I COTY COURT. - At this ?? last, in the Court-house, Poulton.le.rv I1lon Addison, there were entered for ad ?? fine M- J ber of cases, out of which we ive the fol]0law. o ix Ye1. interestinig._j~l Wo21.for I ages: 70oha C. in aI, land JBradel.-Plaintiff is a farm-labonre, and *I recover from the defendant, who is a farnr d sog- under ...

... I l ?? E~~TI~'O~roFUTHE NE PARUAI NT9I *i The'Riioue bf%6fcij 51t at Ayio o'cloc for -tbeijpunpmei t -of Aeasiigr46d Her Maj~aty~' viit fo ?? ing~ of rethe rlew~pail n4 f oroenngth same.Th atnd danceo 'esws i in thei s~te ~ h re *-66-iiwh- er sat WCtOeErl wsrre, th&6-6minkoeafroeigprimn. F , Immediately ?? at ofc Comos to be pmoeadta '~~dyhvn reappeared at theba ?? US The LftvRD bi CA EL ...

... . . ?? . I . LWYE%.61',W? fllxm E. v. THE!WA: IN ITLY. T1 TW AINRMESiA.GA . IN OL l {; 5 ! ; Tt AT8DAT h ain Wbody of the M- Bel. tila& - army In 0o the left lbank of the Mincto.,-i T asviv Piedmouitee have adv&aed toWardiPeschie-M -t- ce as afer a vigorous-encounter repuled the outpostisof g or the enemy,, who lost several killed. The:-bonte French forcea ha panmed the l-ilese at ?? -Ear ...

... ILOCIL INTELLIGENCE ? I ?? The Grauge-lanie Banptist Chapcl, B~irkcnliuad Imani Ic been registered for the solominisation of mairliages THE OLD STAs RIOT'.--Noantteint was made' C s eterday to renew tho proceeding which have lad tho recent distuabances at Sw Od an. The 59 ustiol precautioi~ary measures bad bieen 'ilopid by'I the Iolice, who were ready to aaL had Any movem ent been made ...

... I.E MI~i'ii1iL D THE MIISTERIL DEFEATv. ?? I I . I A t 1 - , - I AY%~ M1.: Ablton, Sir 3.D. F1nIay, A. S. Noble, J. I' Adlair, H[. IE. Ftgrld t n.Borl, J. T. Adnm, W. P. J.. North, P. Ad oane, R1.. J ~ zo i a. HO'Brian, P. AgarP1IsHL.G.F.Fl K~an.H.GYonnell, Oaxft. D. Agnew, Sir A, V..O'Dohoghoe, ?? Aloock, T.- Foe,3.I 'Ferrall. LHILMR.) Andover, Viscount.Fly .W Ogilvy. lill 3. Augerstoln W. ...

... THE ELECRIONS. Oxrorn UNIsVRnSITY, IPIVF, PiM.- -Glsdstonel, ti 644; Chauidlo., 6J1, .|t! Snmc ot Mr. Stu irt Worthibvs friends in tbe Wteb - Ridinkg buyving takon mubrnao at lis nian- apje: rig on the oit Mf Mr Gladst. s cotioniitee, lc Ila's I 'rirtcn to d! A 'ol thte ,rmir e he 1w ' ilwta int gil ilig his vote o .MI r. I Mi- to'le. fri Th; HIfrl'd seayr the preiett s.liht, us ?? for oa Lfr ...

... FOREIGN MISCELLAN. ARRESTS IN NEw YORK.- During the three months I ending April 30 there were upwards of 16,000 persons ar- v rested in New York city, of whom more than 13,000 were I foreigners, mostly Irish. r GAn..sLDI AND HIs FORMER ENGLiSH LiEUTrISANT.- I Colonel Forbes, during the whole of Garibaldi's former E campaigns, had been the guardian genius of the chieftain, t the head and brain ...