... I PAILIAHENTARY INTELLIGENCEE. !I HOUSE OF LORDS.-MONDAY, MAY 13. Their Lot dships met at five o'clock. THE RIEFMGELS FROM A CONVENT.-Ttie Earl of SEAFTESBURnY asked if the attention of the government had been directed to a statemeut that two young tallies who had left a, Roman Catholic convent at Glossop, and gone to Sheffield, had been sent hack when they applied to the police for ?? Earl of ...

... LATEST INTELLIGEN(CE.I ?? . ?? b e [Boy BRITIoSa AND IRISH MAGNETIO TELEGRAPH. hadl London, Friday evening. int THE FENIAN CONqSPIRACY. was Dublin, Friday.-In reply to thle deputation to-day, the pre. Lord Lieutenant'stated that the law must take its course, and tha that thle prisoners shall he executed omn the dkv namemed. ma( C'ork, Friday Morning.-At the sitting of the court this the ...

... cO0111 i11 I Sp 0 N !) ?? C lI j ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ - AlR1. GL.ADSTO-N'I. AN'D rliE NATIONsTA-Ll. MR. lEFORM UNION. l 10 TTI. EDITOR0 THiE PRi'STON AN TE NWTiONAl ?? cci is a ?? dangeree s ift Hewhopos- ,-sses it is often tm jpteud to sqpiila when he ought to ie silent, to iti i' ate ?? whell he might have changed themn into fri j L. amid to injure a cause by the use of lang eale thact he ...

... | i: _ _ _ ?? DREADFUL COLLIERY ACCIDENT.-A shocking accident has occuried at a Shropshire colliery. A number of men l and boys Were, on Wednesday morning, descending the I Grange Pit, near Shiffnal, to commence their day's work, when the rope broke, and they fell to the bottom. Four of them were killed, and four others shockingly injured. TaE ESCAPE FROM A CONVENT.-Mr. Francis Hawke, one of ...

... ?? ?? .. ?? .. -- ?? . ?? no ime roy an wi ca Ha tel cli be of St Gr( WiL CZ TI her to hC as Ran Rlo des at su dl tI 0 sb Ea sh I da, tc at b cl h Ai t to VI t . . ?? ?? ?? CROATIA. as to ,Agram, May 15.-In the Croatian Diet yesterday it was Tb otified that the resolution of the diet respecting the Sir amiuity of the deputies from arrest ?? receive the T oyal sanction. The party opposed to ...

... Mr. JAMES PARKER, of Roach House, has purchased the house in Wincklev-square, for many years the pro- perty, and residence, of the late Mr. William Ainsworth. THE NEW TOWN HALL.-I'iSt of the hoarding has been this week removed from the front of the new Town Hall opening to public view the building, and giving, on the south side, a more favourable aspect to the edifice. The Mayor has this week ...

... paiESTO INSTERMEDIATE SESSIONS. T, ?? }e3iOns were cosmenced on Wednesday last, at iN rt Hrse of Correction, in this town, en i3.Jr1 i. G. Adliaou, Evq*. chairman ; Peter Catterall, to s ii ober, hi Meno, sald J. Leigh Bocker, Esqrs. hi ifilE C IL aR ccaioled the names (if sixty persons, pz wi ,irere charoed with felony, and 8 with mis- to ?? Tbe educa~ional statucs was as follows :-31 pE ' ...

... THEt FYLI)E,. SCHOOL OP MuSaiTRY.-A preliminary meeting was held in the Whitworth Institute, on Monday evening last, for the purpose of considering the propriety of adopting a memorial to government for the continuance of the School of Musketry at Fleetwood, and to take such steps as may be deemed expedient on the subject. The circu- lar convening the meeting was anonymous, and it was stated ...

... ] HOUSE OF LORDS.-MONDAY, MAY 20. F The House went into committee on the Increase of the W Episcopate Bill.-On the clause authorising the appoint- ment of suffragaa bishops, the Earl of DERBY opposed the clause, and objected to the appointment of suffragan bishops in any ?? some discussion, and without any result having been arrived at, the House resumed, on the understanding that the ...

... FEARWUL ACCIDFWT ON THE TNE. I l At- .. Ad . _ The. Nowcastle Ckrauicle. gives details of a. terrible accident which followed the gnat boat race o4,the Tyno on Monday. The landing stage of the Tyne General Ferry Company, which was, the scene of the melancholy occurrence, is moored about fifteen yards from the public quay, and exactly at, the end of the Broad Chare. On the stage are placed ...

... REFORM. | tb The Times says:- Yesterday (Thursday) saw the R culminating debate of the session on the Refcritl ?? The fate of the government schemg-the future of re- n form--hung in the balance. A majority of 66 in favourt of the government in a large House is decisive. Another obstacle to the settlement of the Reform question has ga been removed; difficulr& after difficulty has been over- ...

... TilE FYLDE. POULTON-LE-FYLD-.-On Sunday last sermons were q preached in the Pirish Church at this place by the Rev. T. Clark, M.A., vicar, after which collections were made n on behalf the organist and choir, which amounted to the xl sum of £9 4s. Old. e SUDDEN DOATH.-Jobn Bretherton, 82 years of age, fisherman, and living in Cannon-laue, Lytbam, died suddenly, on Sunday. He lived by himself, ...