... 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 ...

... | - - Xiss Berry Greening's Concert. Miss Berry Greening, who, friom the commencement of her musical career, has shown a strong partiality for Irish melodies, gave a con- cert at St. James's Hall on Tuesday evening last. The entertain- ment was, to some extent, commemorative, inasmuch as the 17th of March is supposed to be the birthday of the good-tempered Saint Patrick of Ireland. In Samuel ...

... The attractions at the Agricultural Hall, instead of diminishing at the close of the season, have been kept up with unabated vigour during the past week, and give every promise that there IVill be nothieg wauting even in the ensuing week, which is announced to be the close of the pertormances. Messrs Sanger are to be much complimented onl their untiring energy and enterprise, which have ...

... IIUERIAL PARLIAxENT. HOUSE OF LORDS-Thursday. The Ministerial interregnum having terminated, both Houses of Parlia- ment re-assembled. In the House of Lords, the Earl of MAroroxeusc~y announced that Mr. Disraeli having been entrusted with the duty of forming an Administra- tions had accomplished the task, that only two changes hadbeen effected in the Cabinet, of wvhich Lord Derby had been at ...

... [Coxcinunam.] Our latest impression of Charles Kean brings before the mind's eye the picture of a respectable, elderly gentlemnan, drawn in a Bath chair, and suffering from weak health; but with his mind active, although he seems to prefer musing, yet with occasional flashes of merriment, that are wanting, however. in the old ring of f tin. Leaning over the side of his chair, hie whispers, ...

... THE ERA OFFICE, SWuZDMY, Two AR . -4 LATEST FOREIGN. SUDDEN ILLNESS OF THE EMPEROR NAPOLEON. On Wednesday evening, at about five o'clock, the Emperor was suddenly seized with a violent asthmatic attack. His difficulty of breathing was so great that it was thought desirable to take him to an open window looking on the Tuileries. The crisis passed off, and bin Majesty is now in his usual health. ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT, HOUSE OF LORDS.-Xonday. Thle tdRB Clfl'CELLOIL moved the second reading of the Bankruptcy Act' Recpent Bill, the Bankruptcy Bil1l, and tite Judgment Debtors'B1311, which lie described as embodying the recommnendations contained inl cite report of thle Select Committee of the House ot Commons ott the sabject of baeikruptry, nod thle provisions of which hie explained tit ...

... [THE EDITOR IS NOT IliiSPO'NSIBLE FOR TIHE OPIN[ONS EXPRESSED BY CORRESPONDENTS.) The Cape of Good Hope Theatre. TO T1HEI EDITORP OF TiHE ERA. Sir,-No doubt mauny of your readers hlave friends at the Cape of ?? Hope, who ovill leave reafl in your paper, with feeling ot appre- hiension for their fortunes, of the destruection of the Cape Town Theatre by fire. I have just reseived a letter from ...

... L.ONDON GAZETTES, Tuesday, XEarch 10. 10ANKRUPTCIES ANNUI.lJID.-1V. FARRAR, Red Linl Wharf, HJoeton, st,-ne iileioclaiA-J ?? , 'jpholujanby, Yorks1re, clerls in ioly orders.a , r , BOANlil2Ul' TS.-(To suiirtender at th I ltonkrtpts' Coulrt, Londoii)-B. ECOTTING. Wlitont-oad, Shephle rs-blish, hbilder-AW. COLEMAN, u.n Tavern-gap, Shadweil, ll, millimat-J. N. WILLETT, Uringprood Berimondsey, ...

... TOWN ED1TI ON. TIlE ERAZ OFFICE, SUNDAY, Two AnM. MR. DISRAELI AND EARL RUSSELL. We have received thie following letter from the First Lord of the Treasury TrO TiL EDrIZO OCi 111E 111RA. Sir,-Lord Russell observed last nilht ill the 1-lontse of Lords, that I 1 boast'ed at Edinburgh that, while durilg seven, years I opposod a retluctioi olf the borough franchise, I hlla beell ill that tilue ...

... XR. and RBS. CIIARLES CALVERT in X The Winter's Tale at the Royal Alexandra, Liverpool. - Mr. Calvert, who has made himself favourably known in previous Shakespearian characters, Sustains the part of Leontes in a maunner which will add to his reputation. In the earlier scenles he displays with great force the rash, unreasoning jealousy which takes possession of the King, alnd is equally ...

... IXPERIAL PARLIAXfENT. HOUSE OF LORDS.-[onday. A Bill was laid on the table by Lord ST. LEONARDS to provide that the Lords Justices should sit together, and not separately, on appeal motions. The Marquis of CLANRecARDE directed attention to the question of land tenure in Ireland, and having referred to the various schemes pro- posed oil the subject, said the only hope of improving the land of ...