... lD1PERJABj±LIAIMENT. I (Byg ielegraph~j 11tYSE OF LORDS, Yzrsflfflf. q'beir Lordduslsa met at five o'clock. 'hjuIsJuges' Chambers Dispatch of Business Bill was 'dasecond time. read CRIMI2NAL LUNATiCS BILL. ?? of DELMORtE, after abrief explanation of its ?? lyv'bh he said, w~ere toprovide furatud regulate ibeC11tod, t anaintenauce, and di&;harge of persons dtvda criminals duriug 11cr IlsjestY's ...

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... hE liNliAANEiG IMElY s' 01 0..0 L KE IGII!LEY' L 5;ON. PUBLIC MlEIETING AT BINOLEY,. Last sigiht a public meeting was lll iu t: Odell30sows' -blil, biugley, inl i.0 iur of ?? Ce Union 1eLn! ' lomcd in to it dis'-ie * lt i: K 1 c-at r2.. sent tiru ,Ji Parlisilcent, and ir ti, i c 0 :t tri:l deputatito the Loiverumenut C3; t., '.1i t il. ?? Thoatcas, oi tiottirilcy, occupied thle Ccll ,r. air] ...

... POSTAL CALENDAREh -I I Showing the days of departure from London of the principal Colcnial and Foreignm Mails not of daily dispatch; and showing when the retawn mail aro duo. APRIL 1867. * MailshDispatched. ?? Due at Port of Pl Mails Dispatched. Arrival. _From West Indies and Pacific vid Southanip- toun from New Zea- land aid Panama. (Aforning) to West Indies and Pacific vid Southampton; to ...

... Runes or ARRADi, April 11. This is a gloomy place from wvhich to date a letter. You have heard in England of the tragedy of Arkadi, and you can woel imagine that the ruined monastery must present a desolate appearance. But I defy you to realise the scene of horror to its full extent. We, who came hither an hour ago eager for sightseeing, have stopped out into the sunshine, sad and sickened. On ...

... 9'iei ?? -Daily Neiv-is. Nearly a century and a half ago an old, gentle- man, named Tailcred, whose family had long enjoyed at manorial estate at WVhixloy, in the West Riding, being without children,, resolved that rather than let the property go to his four unmiarried sisters, anti be broken up, lie would turn it into a chafrity. Accordingly, 'in considera- tion. of the affection lie hoer to ...

... NEWMARfKET FIRST SPRING MIEETING, (By Sj~cc1itt2 '5 ?? NEzwV. r .rT, Tlesday. The wveather to-day was lovely and there was a larger number of people oel the Eeath than is ever renisen- bored. The Thince of Wales and. aI highlV distingtuisihed comipany we present. The followiug is the resuit of the running:- llandicap Plate of 1(0 sors, for fthc.r c 'ar olds and upwarlo. Criterion Caour s, -is ...

... I DEPUTATION TO THE GOVERNMENT. (FROM Ount LOxoN RePonrm,) Lozrooz, Tuesday. This afternoon a very large deputation from the Reform League! friendly, temperance, and trade societies waited by appointment on Mr. Disraeli and Lord Stauley at the official residence of the First Lord of the Treasury in Downing-street. Lord Derby was to have been present, but was prevented by indisposition. The ...

... I IMPERIAL PARLI{AMENT. (Bly T'elyraph.) j HOUSE OF LORDS, YresnRtDAl. 'Their Lordships met at five o'clock. THlE EASTER RECESS. o The Earl of MALIMESBURY announlecd that it wouldl 1)o proposed that their Lordships should adjourn fior Easter S h rdedys on Fridaly, thc 12th iast., ulitil Thursday, the 2nd I of May. t IRISIl LAND TENURE. The Marquis of CLANIIICA1IDE mioved thle second 1 reading ...

... 0 LEEDS, APRIL 9, 1867. HEALTH 01 TRE EARL or, DERBY.-We are glad to be able to state that on inquiry at St. James's- square this mnoring, the Noble Premier is. very much bettes, and it is expected that in a few days ho will be perfectly ?? Xiqhl's Uleb'. Pupn-ic MEMORIAL TO THE LATE LoRD FrEVER- Pnix.-On Saturday nfternioon a public meeting Was hold at the Court Hecse, liclmsley, for the ...

... LATEA ST,'I N'EWS.- FRANCE. PRE .As, April 3. The ltcndaid of this evening announces that the conversion of the arns of the infantry regiments actively continues, and that a large portion of the army will soon be provided with the Chassepot rifle. The Prince Inperial is said to be fast recovering from his recent Illness, and the Empress Eugerie is quite restored to health. The Lesins of this ...

... jj'1PERJ:AL PARLIAMENT. * (By Y'ikg~rapk.) :j OIUSE OF COMM. ONS, YESTERDAY. - te cil took the chair at twvelv c, 'clock. ;I 1 jli to lDr. BRAxiY, 1 . 'exrE state(d tfl;at thel, Mercantile Marine luill ei ijtmuosled in ?? o11use of Lords soon after ASSESSMI:N'I0T OF MINES. ?? 1I W NI:-)ITM itved the second reading of the ?? Assessmelt Dill, alnd explailled that its object II tj' the priricitle ...