... HIMPERIAL PARLIA1SENTS I~ ~ _ HOUSE OF LORDS.-Xonday. The Loans CHNCaELLORc withdrew the Judgment Debtors' Bill, the Bhankruptcy Bill,, and the Bankruptcy Acts Repeal Bill, onl the ground thti woldd be impossible to peso thoes mneasures in time for the House of Commons to deal with them during the present session. The Regulation of Railwaye Bill waa committed, and the Marquis of SALISBUJRY ...

... * I The Prince and Princess of Wales left Enston-square, en route for Ireland, at a quarter to three o'clock on Fuesday afternoon. Their Royal Highnesses were accompanied by the Duke of Cam- bridge and Prince Teck. The Royal party dined at Chester with the Bishop, the Mayor, and other distinguished personages. In the evening they proceeded on their journey to Ireland, via Holyhead. The visit ...

... - S Farewell Dinner to Mr. Charles Dickens in New yor A grand banquet woes given at Dlelmonleas eslubiisistactp, oi ai'' erelitgite, the I&ch tilt., to AlrI. Osisnitro1 DICJcoX s Ois ~liekt'rj5 Untitedl States for his native Ilund. About ttoO Ercnt. Oil esO ret TDie elisiog-liull was tastefully decorated with Iite ldritihOl, .1k't(,la colours, and ilte tables were adorned anlti bI qut niS ?? ...

... FREBEASONRY. Medtings for the Week ending October 24th. Oct. lO.M tdafterly General Meeting, Boys School, Freemasons' Hall, It tWelie. Emulation Lodge (No. 21). Albion Tavern. Felicity Lodge (No. 58), London Tavern. Tranquillity Lodge (No. 18), Radlley's, Panmure Lodge (No, 720), Balham Hotel. Whittington Lodge (No. 802), Andtierton's Hotel. City of London Lodge (No. 901), Royal Albert Lodge ...

... Dudley and Tiptoriu Licensed Victuallera' Friendly and Protection Society. The Annual Meeting of this Association was held on the 8th inst., at the house of Mr. Councillor W. Challingsworth, Bull's Head Inn, Hall-street, Dudley, in accordance with the rules, to transact the general business of the Society and to appoint officers for the essuing year.. Mr- CoUocilIor' CNoALLeNSsVORT1e ...

... On Monday evening, the 23d November, a grand gathering of the Brethren of this Order was assembled at Hlost Stevenson's, Oxford Arms, Westminster-road, under the sanction and in the presence of the officers of the Grand Primo Lodge of England. About fifty Brothers of the Lodge (besides Visiting Brothers) were present, amongst whomn were Sir E. Scates (tile Grand Prima of England), Br. 1B. ...

... I COtUNTRY EDITION. SUNDAY, JUNE 28, 1868. TOPICS OF TilE WERE. A grand debate in the I-louse of Lords, upon the Bill for Suspending future appointments in the Church of Ireland, will, probably, be the last important discussion in the present Parliament. It began on Thursday night, and is expected to close on Monday. Lord DimvY for the Conservative body, the Bishops for the Church, and Lord ...

... FOR LICE NSED VICTUALLE RS. I United Tovwns' Association and National Licensed Victuallers' Defence League. The usual Monthly Meeting of the Committee of this League took place on the 29th ult., at Mr. Edward Thomas's, Queen's Head Inn, Burbury-street, Birmingham, the President (Mr. Councillor WADIIAMS) occupying the chair. The reading of the minutes, &c., being over. the PRESIDENT gave some ...

... The Largest Kitchen il the World. In former days the kitchen of the London Reform Club, where dinters are prepared it the season for sosne 400 or 500 gentleman on al evening, was considered a sort of sight, and the kitchen establishmelts of other first-olass London clubs and hotels rmnay be equally worth looking at. But every kitchen in the world, existing now and having existed before, ...

... The Smithfield Club Cattle Show opened last Monday at the Agricultural Hall. The Show consisted of sixty-one classes, irre- spective of extra stock, numbering in the cattle classes 251 separate animals. The gross number of specimens as catalogued reached 477, but the animals in the sheep and pig classes were in pens of three each, consequently, the numbers in the catalogue by no means ...

... TOWN EDITI ON I ?? I THE ERA OFFICE, SUmDAY, TWO A.M. LATEST FOREIGN. (REIUTER'S TELEGRABIS.) FRANCE. PARIS, AUGUST 15.-M. H~ague, the Minister of Finance, lies addresseda report to the Emperor touching the success of th loan just issued. le report states the number of'subscribers to thoe lean at 781,292, and the aggregate of' their subscriptions at 660,000,000 of rente, being equal to a ...

... TOWN EDITION. SUNDAY, MARCH 29, 1868. _ ?? _ _ TOPICS OF TRE WEEK. (On Monday night Mr. GLADSTONE fulfilled his pro- mise, or executed his menace. He placed on the table three resolutions for bringing about the destruction of the Established Church of Ireland. We give these most important sentences in a slightly condensed form. 'lThey will be historical. 1. That the Established Church of ...