... ; I I 7 | We cannot nndertake to return communlcations of which iwe do Dot avail ourselves. Oommunicatlons should always be le bly written in Ink r and on one qad f MA paper onlyr length intcreases the difficulty of finding apace for them Whatever, to intended for Insertin must be -authenticated by 'the aendarsso the writer, not neceuarlly for publication, but as a eguarantee of his good ...

... I IMPR1IAL PARLIAMENT. I ' TOUSN, OF -'LORDS. SATRDAY, MAY 255. The Lord Chancellor took his seat on the wool- sack at three o'clock . PETITION. Lord Bumxbus presented a petition from the Edinburgh Chamber of Commerce in favour of the 'Sale gad Purchase of Shares Bill. 13A Fi4S CORPUS ACT SUSPENSION (IRELAND) (No. 2)-BILL. Lord RiBsDALB moved the frst reading of this ?? motion was agreed to. ...

... lI orp#01 - L M 9 SI. USPOPtTLI LEX SRMA I I I -- - - i I SUMKMARY.: -DOMESTIC,. In the House of Lords, on Friday 'evb'eing, Lord Redesdale brought' ina ' bill to improve the management of tbr4. royal parks. The second 'reading of ' a bll to diminish the ex- pense ?? churchyards was agreed to, on a div sion, by 53 votes agains 12. Peveral Otl~;'measures were advanced a stage. The A,6uso 'of ...

... IP impoUI ?? SALUS POPULI LUX SUPMEMA. SUM MA RY. DOMESTIC. In the House of Commons, on Wednesday, the bill empowering the different colleges at Oxford and Cambridge to admnit persons4 tfn feelowtbijs without requiring from them a declaration of conformity to the Church of England was read a second time after a division, in which 200 members voted for and 156 against the measure. The other ...

... IDY TLRuBAPH.] ird iHOUSE OF LORDS. 'a rise ad, TUESDAY, MAY 21. ler Their lordsbips met at five o'clock. so Iof THE DISPUTE V. to In reply to Earl Russell, The EARL of DzuBY stated that the proposals PIA made to the American Government for a settle- ith ment of the points in dispute between the two (of Governments had not come to any definite end. i At present the American Government demanded ...

... THIL PRINCE OF WALES 1i PARIS. PARIS, SUNDAY MORNING. The news that the Prince of Wales had arrived at the British embassy caused a crowd to assemble before the gates in the Faubourg St. Honord as early as seven o'clock yesterday evening, when company invited to meet his royal highness was seen going in to dinner. In -the evening Lady Cowley had her third 8oiree of the season, and the ...

... NEW PRINCE OF WALES | : HEATRE. I sincere gratification to the Few starn afford mo.. T.iverpool community drama-loving portion of the - Irge audience than Mr. and Mrs. Keean; and thLe.. - t. and gathered together in the stalls. bdOes, LO .. gallery of the New Prince of Wales Theaffe ?? evening gave fresbh proof that these artistes' nanie; and fame have not declined since their former visit.. ...

... MR. GLADSTONE AND THE -. LIBERAL PA RTY. LETTER FRfOM MR. BAINiES, Mr. E. Baines,.M.P., has addressed a letter of Eome length to Mr. Crawford on the general question of Mr. Gladstone's relations to the Liberal party. He appeals to Me. Crawford for the initia- tion of som e measure calculated to bring back Mr. Gladstone to the position of leader. Withoutthis the party will be- paralysed,. and. ...

... 'A LIVERPOOL IRM AND A' HAGD 'WITHBANK .X'ONS PI 'a OH-AR'GED WITHE OONSPIBAOY. At theoihcut esrtesedyMI MI ?? Cal12Ipnar maitrt, wan te greatfer pato1tedy hmarln'gaasw excited consilderable literest amonigst-commercial Circles.' 1t w~a acharge idla AMessrs. Richard, Henry,' and -John, Rankin, ikinfounders, Man. oheaiter-stroet, M1er~?co) anwd Mr. Henry Barr of having cofonsied to defraud Mr. ...

... BIRKENHEAD COMMISSIONERS The montbl'y meething. of t eba'rd was held yesterday, at the commissioners' offces, Hamilton-square. Mr. W. Hind occupied'the chair, and the other members present were Messrs. Mocatta, Aspinall, Matt, Evans, Barnett, Taylor Gatehouse, Bretlierton Bingham, ScotBtt, W.Li~rd, Cook, Ferguson, ai lWalker. LIGHTING AND WATCHING COMIIITTEE. The proceedings of this committee ...

... r , , , ! I ? 1 , e ;i. N ?l I P' ? LIA . 1;1 .. I ? ? ? : -# ?t i-I.- - - - I HQUSE,. OF~ LORDS. that WtU SDAZk M'AY?. were RITUALISM IN THE CHURCH the intention of ~Government to' issue a ?? - C Chat~ 'The Earl'. of D) iapr, said b e quite agreed with Iripl the objects which the Eairl of Shaftesabu had in lk during the last fav~ years, and were ttngt Potalyatg- fistic to t~ spirit o the ...

... . LO CAL NWB.: I - , _ - ~ , --t I; .. .I . .2 Th`e rc cupl or yachts belonginog to the Royal' I 'Meraey Yacht Club presented bythe 'Reare Corn- P no~dore', Mr.' P.-B. 'briikwat'er, iA ffxe~d ton off on the fthodf.Juneanext.t 'om ' ' Areview'of the looni 'volunteer istob hldo the lst Of Zuni next, at Rellsington, under the1a command of Colonel Bruce. A, preoiisition ha ea als8o been made for ...