... .A IIA I L I.A:i r jaxvkwLj.r1 . IN A HOUSE OF LORDS. MON l)AY, ;1Amier ?? AEINICA.N mmT.OCKiAtiDE.i Iord Stratheden, who has now assumed the title ofi1 Cinmpsell, ealleI thi attention of ?? to tho blockladc i of the ports of time Confederate States of America, anid. Imoved an address for a copy of any correspondence on the suiabect siubsequenat to the papers presented to the Ilouse. He ...

... - ?? IGfI OX N Mr. :ht bas mu aba nw lott to the a of a rceet, 1e~ethy h*b am at which The followil6 itiowas :p in. w That tbS weeting, though heatil approvn direct taxation belheves our Income-tax laws to be botW dishoneat and hnultig; that it is believed to be the opinion of the najrity oi the electors of Birminghamk that no member-of Parliament is justified either iilnsanottonlngo conniving ...

... A correspondent of the Times, writing from Alex- andria, under date of Alarch 0th, aftermentioning the arrival there of the Prince of Wales, says:- On Tuesday, at midday, his Royal Highness left Cairo for Upper Egypt. The Pasha's steamer convoy- ed the Prince and his suite from the palace of Kasr- en-Nil, and they were accompanied by Vice-Consul Calout for the first day. AtDjizeb, ?? again ...

... MESSRS. GOATS' THREWD MLLS, PAISLEY. On a -recent visit to. the hidustriont town of pd-4ey' whbich, foF its populataov has;urned out a wondrously large number of talented men, among other placesof ifiiifeej weinipctedihe exteive tedmills 6 f e Me. Coat. These works are situated in heiatiy lsiltye st ol tthe town, and burstdigsudde*yon_ th eye wten A ?? from the east, atikie tbe In eir Wlui t ...

... THE TOWN COUNCIL, TOWN-CLERKS. &ND THE POLICE BILL. m- ,. AA ?? AS A, 037--A REsate. Inn ruaL.J , ?? J To the Editor of the Glasgow Hercal. SI,--Some late leading articlea in the newspapers having induced me to look Into the proceedings of the TownCooal- cil, to which I, along with the public in general, am useaally too indifferent, I am tempted to puta few questions w the Lord Provost, which, ...

... I, |GLiABG ' WPO LieiBILL, I HOUSE OF COMMONS, MOMDAY. The Cnommittee of the House of Commons met again this t ?? Lovaine In the ohair. There was again- a ' considerable attendance of gentlemen from Scoland. and I, the usual array of couusel on both dIdes, In the cours of - b the proceedings on this bill people here havse been much' : puzzled with regard to the manner in which the authorities ...

... HARBOUR COMMISSIONERS, . Fri2'ide;, farch 14. ,A MEETING of the Commissioners was held this day-the i 15Lord Provost presiding, rsr n aisn;t Present :-Baillies M'Hardy, Traser,and Jemieson; the Dean of Guild ; the Shoreioister; Messrs OF mA. Fesaer, Dyer, H. Adamson, M'Kinuon, lv - LEddie, Wyllie, Lumsden, Oswald, Stevens, W. es Adamson, Watson, and Leslie. et TEE LATE BIB B. MITCHfELL I The ...

... I IZ (BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.) (Rfutefo Telegrma .) Rome, Saturday, March 15. The Pope suffered from a slight fever yesterday, but his health having improved, he left his bed to-day. Turin, Saturday Evening, March 15. In the Chamber of Deputies to-day explanations were requested by Signor Petrucelli as to the convo- Cation of the bishops of Rome. Signor Petrucelli was of opinion that the ...

... LATEST INTELLIGENCE, I (BY MAGNUMTI TELEGRAPH.) (l&.n¢tecss Teckgna.nn.) Turin, Thursday, March 20. Ganribaldi's return is definitely fixed for to-morrow. A perfectly good understanding reigns between bnim n(l Snor liatanzzi. A rurnolr respectirg a choice of a Minister for Foreign Affairs is unfounded. Athels, Mauell 15. The insurrection at Nasiplia may niov be considered ns tvcirinainnited. ...

... At a meeting recently held at Birmingham, the following resolution was adopted:- r That this meeting, though heartily approving direct taxation, believes our Income-tax laws to be both dishonest and insulting; that it is believed to be g the opinion of the majority of the electors of Bir- r iningham that no member of Parliament is justified o either in sanctioning or conniving at the present ...

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... THE REVISED CODE OP EDUCATION. The following petition against the revised code in its amended shape has been presented to the House of Commons from the National Society for the Education of the Poor, as agreed on at a meeting of the committee on the 12th instant, presided over by .the Archbishop of Canterbury: To THE HON. THE COMMONS OF THE UNITED KINGDOM or GnEAT BurrEN AND InaLEm IN P~uLiAm ...