... I§MPERIAL PARLIAMENT. 1: - ?? ?? , - itOU E: OF.- L.RD , TUESDAY, MARCOH20.. 'Their lordships met at fye o'ol'ock i ?? ' 'RITUA~lIE3j ' h.: L i 1ho Arobiishop of 'c rsuuunt'dtated that on a'former oooasion he bad aunouriiod that the bihops weie ' doeig- g' 0. !i!U Vili T epeot to. itualism, 6utthey bad abandoned that mntenilon, a ss they underotdod there ivaw a probability of' a royal ...

... THE- MUSICAL DIRECTOR) OF1 ; I I THE V4RIET&IS - I PROPRIETO1R OF TEE GRAPES HOTEL At the second police court yesterday (before Messrs. J. G. ILivingston sad R. Hutohison), f Mr. Edward Grifflth, proprietor of the Giapes Hotel, Lime~etreet,: appeared toaianswerann Infor.- mnation in which he; wa chargedvdwith having gesaulted Mfr. Thomas Conniolly, muinacal con- ductor at'the Varieties; Mr.' ...

... : i , ; , is .! I -I 7. , I I I-: THE, MERSEY JDOCKS AND: HAU3BOUR BOAID BILL,. In the Houee of Commons, qV Tuesday eveui t,1 M h~r. ToLL~MaCH. asked th@ 1Preooident of Te Board of Tradle 'wleth'er ' htis 'attstli had U'tke called to, a bill.introdfied(by the kersey'DocW: and HaIrbour Boar4 for raibing- a further sumA of £1,100,000 for new works, the entire bonded debt of the Mfersey' ...

... T, AILORSW COSF9NOE. I f . ; r -~ - , - .; % ' , - ,4 . l. :; al: aooiferenoei of.1delegates'. of the sd Sooiety of Journeymen Tailors of- ?? weopezed in Birmingham blut the rbsilness trausateid on that ates met Eon Tuesday under the~pres Ir. Adameon, of Meceae~ The faccounts for. the past -yea~r was read Boflnd dshaoed a balanice in ?? of ...

... THE WORKHOUTSE STORES. TO THIE EDITOR OF TZE PmitSroDN CHRONICLE. st §R.-1 am glad to learn that the guardians are taking stringent measures to stop the wholesale plunder prac- tised upon them by grocers, who contract to supply the union with tea. The guardians, it would appear, fix and produce their own standard of quality, and the grocers are ijvited to contract to supply tea jp to suclh ...

... The Spectaltoi says the prcsent government 'is the worst government of modern times, and is eutrusted with the most important work. The Rev. R. W. Guinness has resigned the curacy of Cheltenham parish church, in consequence of being in- hibited by the reotor, the Rev. Dr. Walker, from preaching extempore sermons. Mr. Titus Salt has intimated his intention to present !5,000 towards the ...

... I PRtE:SENTTION TO AIRS. D.aVistS-O- Saturdayafter-I noon the scholars of the first female iible Oei-s, at the! Diiclkworth-streot CongregationalSunday Sebool met in the school to make a presenttation to their teacher, Mrs. Davies, wite of the Rev. TI. Davies, as a token of their esteem and l regard fbr her assidumos endeavours to promote their spiritual welfare. There wore twenty-eight' ...

... Mel HOUSE OF LORDS.-MONDAY, ITHARCel 4. whi Tiix Mig1ISTRY.-The Earl of DERBY said that he was the anxiohs to state, without resorve ci- concealment, the posi- the tion of the goevrinmeut, and thle circumstances which had Mel led to it. Whbenl thle late government failed to carry a the Rteform Bill, and an appeal was miade to him to make a COU government, he folt himself unable to resist the ...

... C HELTEN HAMI. I As some of our young fellow-townsmen have been edu- cated at Cheltenham, and are now following their various pursuits with credit to their school and Proud Preston and others are now at the college, the following letter may not be without interest. It is written by an Oxonian, in answer to the question whether education in the moderu school at Cheltenbam College would unfit a ...

... Lowam D,%RWEN.-On Monday last, the annual meeting l of the ratepayers of the township of Lower Dawwen, was held in Messrs. Ecoles's School-room, at eleven o'clock a.m, The business commenced under the presidency of Mr. J. Orrell. The surveyor's accounts for the past year were read by Mr. R. Eccles and unanimously passed. The following persons were then appointed to offices for the ensuin year, ...

... THE WEEKLY TIMES 1 MANClHESTER, SATURDAY, MARCH 23, 18G7. I TOPICS. The recent debates in the French Corps Legla- latif are exciting a good deal of attention, though perhaps it would not be correct to say that their practical value is at all comparable to the general interest they have exclted. An orator and a states- man like M. THIERs is always certain of a hearing far beyond the confines of ...

... I , i?l ?? - , CORRM I. fq.?iPRX()JL THEWIDOW AND PIYBFi OHmiDN. GFntemen -You. Wi be ,rt&Ufied t.o ?? te *kind libealy ofq des enle t 1chase amsah i to tllsb Poor al t1 that M no m oid le now re. tdre Y thanking those who aviw- rspoded. to, apFelO ?? sincere Ursua the foiowing latey receivedI #0, . n. ncbjla- rtfxt V. FL - . ..,e Otyoe ts.(J. Hi ?? ATEB; 6a. .stmps t is. 1,,~ ~ ~~ al, i~ ...