... PARLIAMENT. I (Lip Tdcgrap/r.) ]IIOUSE OF LORDS, YJ5STINDAry. Thi Lodsbipe met eat fveo'clock. he L THE RITUAL COMMISSION, Ingel to Earl lttb55E~, Ine Erl Iof SUIAFTESBU ItY said that he hstd deolined to be ?? f 05 thu Ritual Commlission oue the ground to o ?? piio9,or who was held to be that no one of eixtrem opigt obeioamrbro htt O soxtem and fonr thi's re~s5,0 he also objected to the conati ...

... 1FROM OUR LONDON COBRRESPONDS&T,| LOcN.3N, M~onday. .1 It wrill ngain bo my misfortune to aissist at one of those critical stages in the ?? of the R~eform Bell *evhich seem destined to ocne'on Monday nights. The ?? of Commoons hn3 been B0 oomplotely ?? by the Mtinisterial pl~oicy and the Ltueesterial leader that no meanrs exist as the basis of an opinion of the result. You cannot tell even ...

... TH LEEDS MERCURY. :AN Appoitnt event is announoed -from. Conx.! Ptantinopla. O>a Saturday the representatives of Frsace, ~Russia, Prussia, and Italy, presented to the 'Porte a collective note urging the suspension of hos- tilities in Crete and an inquiry into; the grievances of 'the islanders by a eommission appointed conjointly by the Porte and the G~reat Powvers. The fact that the n ote is a ...

... H1DDEBSPIL COLLEGE. D~ VAUGH AN OF LONDON ONI EDUCATION. Abe annuadl distribution of medals and prizes at this College took place ycsterday, wider the presidenoy of tae 11ev. lzr. VACUGIEN, of London. Tuere was as usualI, a large attendance of the relatives sad friends of the ueils.-Mr. SArvSn SHrAnPsr, ?? theornnoipal of the PCoijege, read his annual report, which stated that the eccurate ?? ...

... TH EM RFORM BILL. I THE DIVISION ON ME. LAING'S AMEND- MENT. Represebtation of the People BiW-considered Committee ?? the Committee.)-Clftll5B 10. Knead- meat proposed, an pese 4, line 80, after the word the, to insert the words Cities or Boroughs named in the third schedule to thi's Act annexed shall return three Members ¶instead of two :-(Mr. Lrting.)-QuestiOU put, That those words be ...

... THE LEEDS MERCURY. ThEs newfly-crownued EKIG OF HIIOaXRY hag taken rather a curious way of distributing Iexgeese to| the poor of his capital. In an autograph letter dated from Buda he orders that all objec~ts pledged at tho Mcont-de-piet6 of Pesth, one whioh not more than one florm (two shillings) has been lent, shall be re- turned to their owvners without any charge. This vi~ll of course ...

... I THE PFRIENDS OF TLH LIBERK, PARTY THE past week has been most fruitful in social surprises. The home news is* equally important and astonishing. No human being, with the materials at his command, could ! have foretold the extraordinary occurrences which began with the riots at Birmingham, and finished with the revelations made at the F3 Sheffield enquiry. It would seem that at the very ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT1 HOUSE: OF COMMONS-FRIDAY The Speaker took-the chair Pt 'two O'lock. THE ODT&ILGES IN THE STRElTS rOF ioNDO,. Mr. W. O. STANLEY asked the Home Secretary if he had read hii the Times a letter of Colonel rilsonsd, of the City of London Militia, 'stating that he was an eye witness of the grossest out. rage and robbery of respectable persons by the mob following the regiment. ...

... . ' (1na fshe Daily NelW.) One of the mnost curiously difficult questions of marriage which has ever perplexed our courts occupied ten days in argument before the Court of Exchequer last term, and was disposed of without being decided yesterday. It arose out of no difficulty of interpretation of the English Marriage Act, nor out of any complication as to clandestine marriage in Scotland, or ...

... I I (By Telegraph.) HOUSE OF COMIMIONfS, YESTERDAY. The SirEns took tba chair at two otclock. THE OUTRAGES IN LONDON. Mr. W. O0 STANLEY asked the Home Secretary if he I had read in the Tismes a letter of Col. Wlison, of the City of London Militia, stating that he was an eye witness of the grossest outrage and robbery of respectable persons by the mob following the regiment, that he saw ...

... LATEST NEW?? F?m? '1 rgxuvx's Teerzorsle~ -FRANCE. Thee Francser of this evening asserts that the TApeu Napoleon has DO intention of paying a visit to noe~t It also states thaet the rumour of a proposed viit ~ the rope to Paris hski no Ser'iouO foundation, eal expresses doubts as to the accuracy of the statemenet that the Quleen of Spain ;would visit tho French capita]. PRUSSIA AN7D D2N77&jg ...

... THE GOVERNMENT REDISTRIBUTION I SCHEME. (From tie Cc mes.) The introduction of a ledistribution Bill into Parliament in the middle of Sune is not the least remark- able event of an eventful session. It happeued last night. The Chancellor of the Exchequer described to the House of Commons the principal provisions of the now scheme which the Ministry have devised, during the Whitsuntide recess, ...