... I IMPERIAL- PARLIAMENT, s HOUSE OF LORDS.-M!oxNDAY. TOR IRISH OCtJRCH. Earl RUSSELL moved that an address be presented to Her Majesty, praying her to give direotions that by the operation of a royal oommisslon or otherwise ?? and ascurate information be procured as to the nature and amount of the property and revenues of the Established Church* in Ireland, with a view to their more prodnotive ...

... I I Seventeen millions out of twenty-three miliono of the Itainan Population are unable to read and write. The MostRev. D. Kilduff, RomanCatholic Bishop of Ardagin, died art Friday last of typhus fever caught In the disobarge of himlnistry among the poor. Ie waS onY 47 years of age. Earl Russell will preside at the annual dinner of the Cobden Club on the 3rd proximo; and amongst those who ...

... j| SATU O F MR . C OBD1EN IN |X2 _ tAIL ORD. . in Peel Park Was fotrmnUI ?? In ereea r-arE Was XorMMaY - t oo th twenty-firat analversary of th orn &sur5, and the leading part in the a it~ by one Of his moat strenuous ih ndl frerwuriers In the parliamentary struggle ?? ofd freledom., Mar. Villiers was there. C ?` esslvrthe appropriate panegyrlo of his C Ole o a rien ~~ankalmost unequalled ...

... THE REV. JOHN LE We find the following notloe of the Itev V. formerly of Salford, In the Aftebou7,nc.Areu, J' a On Wednesday morning died, at his f ireafde ofrl l per Point, the Rev. J. L, Poore, ote of t ap and enter riing of our fellow-colonits Df~Itae painful thes In which he straggleds done with aU Us previous difficultiehe dd Daratively early age of 5e Hils life etteronowf toe thhe nember ...

... I GIFT OF A. RECREATION GROUND AT DERty On Saturday sfternoon last Mr. M. T. 1311 who for te saat twenty years has been one of the members fe1 eh borough of Derby, presented the Inhahltant3 of t the that town with a public recreation ground. The ground is sitost9 on the bank of the ziver Derwent, on the east aid a Derby, being park of the Holmes, and ?? not dlstant o0 than 500 yards from the ...

... I IMPERIAL PARLIAMEN [BY TELEGRAMS] HOUSE OF LORDS.-YnaTaRDAY. Thei lordohips met at five o'alock. AR-ANGEMBNTS OF THE HOUSE, The Earl of CARNARVON moved for a select committee to consider whether any, or what arrangements, can be made to remedy the present ?? construotion of the House, eopecialy with reference to hearing, The Earl of MALUESBURY maid the question had been already fully ...

... ?- - goval nd glotda. . , Ressre. )Cole Bnd Sons, of Withingion, obtained the first frize at the York Gala for twelve stove sad green' c boceplsauto. The second .1gize was awarded to Mr. 3alnes, gardener to Mr. HbratioMiehollo, of Boadon. e MANOa STER GRAMMAR SCfHOOL,-Mr. T. Nash, t exhibitioner of Balllol College, Oxford, has been plaaed In 4 'ea as, and Mr. E M. Geldart, scholar of the ...

... I W . AMERICtA (BY ATLANTIg TELEGR&PEL) 'NEW Y'ORIC, WEDNE&DAINr Itis reported that Mfaz>lilian has been pardoned and bbsnished. ARRIVAL OF THE CJUBA. SPNV YORK, JUNE 18J Ev3NrixNf Attorney-General Stanberry has delivered ?? opinlon that the Southern district commandes have no rlght under the Reconstruction Act to remove the civil officials, executive or judicial, or to appoint their ...

... eARD 19RSEAIR!S OALVERT'S FABEhLW n'ko Freeade Hall on Saturday evening bore gratifying 1e te Of e eteotf '1 ohih e arstsare hold by un, t yohester public, the vaslneas of the audience being pul 4ecqgulled by ita enthulIasm. The programme, which eix Ied not here critiolse, was varied and attractive, In. gl t he fourth act of Jullus Caoear ; Locke'sua mus the U abeth, given by a chorms of 50 ...

... CONFERENOE OF MINERS. On Tuesdy, conference of the blners' National Asoola. 1i tion w opened at the Co.operative Hell, Bolton. There were present upwards of fifty delegates. Mr. A. M'Donald, president of the assoclation, preded. Ur. Allen Tetlow, vioe-presldent; Mr. W. Pie ord, treasurer; and Mr. P. Caney, secretary, were lslo In attendance. The following districts and towns were represented : ...

... THE WEEKLY TIMES. MANCHESTER, SATURDAY, JUNE 29, 186T. TOPICS. Salford to to be congratulated on Its OOBDEN statue. The influence of the purely ornamental is as potent at this moment as In any previous period of the world's history, and such an ornament as that which has just been unveiled in Peel Park, so far as It may be said to exert any direct influence at all, must do it in the direction ...

... I FIANCE. monday Prince Arthur and Lord Cowley were reclilevivited the Exhibition the same day, and was loudly ,hoered, Tbe Prince of Wales and ?? of Cambrldge are epectd InPari on Saturday, arn ?? tting of the legislative body the President laidbefoe th memers the bill requesting a fresh supple. n~etar crdit amunting to 153,000,000 of francs. -The maxium f trasuy bonds fixed for 1867 wag 150 ...