... |I IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT I [BY TBLEGIAUH. | HOUSE OF LORDS. MONDAY, MAY 31. Their lordebips met for the first time after the Wbitsuntide holidays. REPEAL OF OBSOLETE RESTRICTIVE ENACTO'ENTS. . The Marquis of LiN SDOWNE zmoved the second readingof the Newpapers, &c., Bill, audexplainod 1 that its object was to repeal certain restrictive I enacttments whicb had become obsolhte. Lord ...

... LATE ST AND T_.LEGRApjC NEWS.I - ?? MRt. CLLADSTONE'S HEALTH. Ir N'Wc nrn glad to li abh' to eontraict n statement NNTC AFi d contemporary to tae inea that Mro . e ?? is again veryll awell p t Twe trmiers *nthe proceedting to business, ?? th 9tneP'rday P emie at' hore n t n, beca ee o s during, ),ii illneiei, ail hisi anxiety ?? the Car1~ very unwellr tou for the o remaifltling b to which the ...

... IlY TILUGRAIH.i HOtJSE OF LORDS. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 11. Their Lordships met at two o'clock. There were only a few poers present, and none of the members or leaders of the Opposition. The. attendance of strangers, chiefly ladies, wae also limited, and the proceedings excited little interest. The royal commissioners, who were the Lord Chancellors the Earls of Itimberley and Granville, Lord Foley, ...

... TIE APPROACHING GREATr COUNCIL AT ROME. The Rome correspondent of the Morning Post ?? Pope is so certain not only of holding the (dECumenical Council, but of opening it at the time appointed, that he has selected from the sncient marbles, excavated at the Emporium, a column of African marble to form a monument commemorative of this great event, for which the foundations are now being dug on ...

... TBE VIVIAN-WATERFORD SCANDAL. In the court for the trial of Divorce and Matri- moenial Causes, on Wednesday, before the Right Hon. Lord Penzance, the cause of Viviau v. Vivian And Waterford caine on for triaL The ease has excited widespread interest, owing to the hi ph position held by the parties to the sui, The petitioner, the Hon. John Cranch WalkerVivian, 1 ?? for Truro, and War Lord of ...

... On Friday evening a public meeting was held in the chapel in Fitzclarence-street, Everton, when the Rev. J. Hughes, minister of the chapel, read a very able and interesting paper on Christian Liberality. The attendance wan large and great interest was evinced in the subject. The reading of the paper was followed by observations on the same subject by several of the ministers present. The ...

... ATTEMPT TO UPSET A RAIL- WAY TRAIN. There is now in custody at Rotherham a farm si labourer named William Inghlam, who is charged S with attempting to upset a train on the Man- r chester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire Railway. The prisoner is about 27 years of age, is unmarried, and has lodged with his parents at Wales, a tj village about seven or eight miles from Rother- a b3am, being in the ...

... The inquiry which was held about a fortnight since with regard to the alleged immoral conduct of Mr. Thomas Holmes, master of Prescot work, house, ?? I t fresh in the minds of all ourreaders. Followig up that inquiry, a letter was received last week by Mr. Martin, clerk to the guardianx, saying that the Poor-law Board in London did not consider Mr. Holmes p fit person to occupy the office, and ...

... LATEST ANDV a. 'j,3B~IC NEWS. COMMIEiCWAL. IA)ND.\D(, MOI.DAYt EvfEti4 | 'ilre ?? on3 the. Stock Exchang~e bae been tlin, ailtt leLC bgl rue ist ?? The general thiend ittlea he-en duil. in railways no change of ud'; cyt ine b teen eeitablished. In the first tmeso cheerr ?? prevailed in foreign Lsi, blt they aftervwarrs gave way, and finally F l, uid(r dt 1resziioe, though in one or two cases , ...

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... ITLE INCREASE Or' PAUPECURISMI. o Apart from the administration of the poor law, the increase of pauperisin during * the last few years has been so great and rapid as to demand Berious attentioa; and although we may venture to hope that some part of the increase which has recently taken place is owing to temporary and local causes--such as the failure in the supply of cotton and the breaking ...

... About half-past three o'clock on Wednesday afternoon a boiler explosion occarued at the oaten- sive ironworks of the Monkland Iron and Steel Company, situated at Calderbank, about two miles from .Airdrie, whereby two men were killed and three severely injured. It appears that the explosion occurred when the ?? MM'Xeaesy-wss engaged in easing up the fire of the first boiler of the foulr ...