... (by AND MAOXrriC TSLIORAPHS.] HOUSE OF LORDS. r MONDAyTTPRIL 16. took kit tart Are o'oloek. for about half hour, 01 pnblio Importance being transact*!. HOUSE OF COMMONS. ONDAT, APRIL 15. ™ Bpouter took the chair four o'olock. THE BUDGET. b> ,nU w«l an unuraal degree »«nlf«sted all put* of the house. , P r toUt ...

... IN PARVO. The Time* is enabled state that the oensns of Monday last was very sucoessfully conducted. Lor Palmerston arrived in London Wednesday frsm Broadlandf. The Htatue of the late Sir Henry Havelock erected in Trafalgar-square, London, was ancovered Wednesday. The Reoordenbip of Brighten vacant. having been resigned by Mr. Edwin James, QO. The i-alary is annum. The death has been announced ...

... CROWN COURT. BEFORE MR. JUSTICE HILL. TUESDAY, APRIL 2. CONCEALMENT OF BlttTH. Parsonage, aged 19 pleaded guilty to inale t men t charging hor with concealing tho birth of nor illegitimate ehild, Rixton-with-Glazobrook, in January last. His lordship sentenced ber to two months' imprisonment with hard labour. PUBLISHING A MALICIOUS LIBEL. John Owen, a man apparently about 40 years of age, ...

... At the polio, ooart before Messrc. Mid Br«nok»r, Dr. Dano.ii, the mediod offioer of hedth, and the Impeotor of Lodging Hooks, attended to prefer oompUlnts, under the Common Lodging-houses Acta, agunst keeper, of sailont'.boarding house, for not registering the aame. John CoMok, keeper of boarding house, No. 20, Mersey-street, was the first person called, Mr. U'Oowen, behalf the health ...

... A full history of the Road tragedy, with a critical oommentary, will shortly be published by an eminent London firm. We hear that Miss Constance Kent now at school in France, and several other members of the household who were present on the ill-fated night are now soattered abroad. As we anticipated, the demand for catalogues, which will entitle the holders to lnspeot the premises of Road ...

... [it AND MAGNETIC TEI.EORAPHS.] HOUSE oFLORDS. MONDAY, APRIL 23. Their lordships met at five o'olook. WILLS MADE BY BRITISH SUBJECTS ABROAD. Lord Kinosdown moved the H»od reading the Will, and Peraonaltty of Britiih Subjects Bill, the object of waa to amend the law in referenoe to wllla made by Britiih eta abroad. It waa propoaed la the bill that a will should hereafter be Talid if made ...

... Joseph Somes, Esq. M.P., has forwarded to the committee of the local Sohool of Art, a donation of MORAVIAN MISSIONS.-A sermon on behalf of the Moravian Schools in Jarnaica, will be preached in St. Mary's Churob, on Sunday morning next, by the Rev W. Knight, M.A. MP. SEXnTON's GRAND CONCERT. - Last evening the Music-hall, Jarratt-street, was crowded with one of the most brilliant audiences ever ...

... I The nusal quarterly meeting of the Borough Magistrates was hold at the Public Ofico yesterday morning. The Magistrates present were the Mayor (Mr. A. Ryland), Sir John Ratcliff, and Messrs. Rawlins, Lucy, Middlemore, Phillps, James, Gaugh, Malluo, and Thornton.-On the motion of Mr. T. PHILLIPS, the Mayor was voted to the cbnir. After the confirmation of the minutes of the previous meeting, ...

... witmisobarA MAE 'Qqspgf. MONDAY, APRIL 22, 1861. NEWS OF THE DAY. TnEE Union, an ultra High Church journal, gives currency to a ruim=or which is like]y to excite some attention. The statement made by our contempo- rary is as follows:- It is confidently stated that the Duchess of Kaht died a Roman Catholic. She was attended the day before her death by a Roman Catholic priest from Claremont, ...

... WRWIOIC. THE MTrnrA.-The lot Riegiment of the Militia easaembled for twen~ty raven day' ?? yesterday. Toeemuster was conslidered satisfactory, ?? DUDLEY. OBTAINOING GOODs3 BY FAMwE PFuExmzee.-Yetoerday, at the Now Iown Hall, before Captain Beooitt and F. W. G. Barra, E't, Jobhn Cox, carpenteer, oi Wolv-erhampton Street, wasl branught up lae cuhtady by P.1lleesegeg~aut Davi., apan a cbaeg. of ...

... ______ferri A To flt EDI'TOR of thl! AcaienEDEN JOURNAL. Le Fihat l Fsertacil the Ltivers quit, A itBut iia the Sea haLve cihe my email11 Bag-net. *SISm-If pity wvill (l0 the Lord-Advocate anly good. I say I havent help him aicalhis proposcad Salmon Bill, for' SliouldI St Icis friends conlic icot to thle rescueo, the legal cuticle will be attic ciexoiated. Whly wvas Ilie so imprueta opu at i ...

... THE EXPULSION OF FRENCH JOURNAL ISTS FROM VENICE. .e 'e (From La Sifcle.) io We wishi there were still any doubt of the expul- le eion of the French journalists who had gone to Venice. The g letter we publish gives us circumstantial details us to that Is expulsion. A We ask every impartial man if it is permitted to an t- Austrian ambassador to deliver passports to a functionary r- and to ...