... -1- -11. ?? l I ?? ?? 0 7 N BILL. i ?? , ! _W, ,,W _IT&4 1 , ? ?I j The followiingT p.to ,i yolwir of Dfr. Cole I ridge s Bifl, lxrfined to 'profpelors~rofflcers, and of ?? t Pa d d''pr n/lt h gi . , aving beeu'o l.i- p Iulate d i t.wg 0tpat Wiks has received, as will be seen! below, upwadu of 200 To the ?? Sliritual'andTemporal 'of thethit Kozdinrt4 Great ainsad Ireland! parliamuesW nssembled ...

... IMPERAL__pIAUEN HOUSE OF LORDS._THuarsy, MARaC 12. 4 The LooD CHANCELLOR took his seat on the woolsack at 5 eclock. . PRIVATE BUSINESS The Bolokow's Naturaliration Bill, the Vale of Crick- howell Railway Bill, and the Shropsbire Union.Railways ?? Pill,werereadasecondtine. (i PETITIONS. The Duke of ARGYLL presented a petition from car- tain inhabitants of Cheltenham against the Prosory ...

... ,Rttvs of I?t Mth, Home Notes. An influential meeting of the Liberals of South Essex has been held at the Green Dragon, Bishopsgate, for the purpose of selecting candidates. After a full discussion, Mr Wingfield Baker and Mr Andrew Johnston were in- vited to offer themselves to the constituency of the new division. The re-election of the Chancellor of the Exchequer (George Ward Hunt, Esq.,) ...

... THE Caledonian Railway Company has just declared a dividend for the! half-year ending 3ist of January last, at the rate of 2'2 per cen!t. per annum, as against ?? for the corresponding period of the previoes elr. This is the sad result of the reckless mismanagemrient of the directors of the line during the last three or four years. M 1oreover, it nat Only confirms the strictures which led to ...

... President Johmson has been summoned to appear before the Senate Court on the 13th inst. The Secretary of the Treasury has issued the usual monthly statement of the Public Debt of the United States. The total amount of the debt on the ist of March was 2,648,000,000 dols, against 2,651,000,000 dols. on the 1st of February last, being a decrease of 3,ooo0000 dols. The cash in the Treasury on the ...

... TRAFMC iETURS, I ]Mlea2 W a Mer. Totanl, T£ota1 tATLWAYS. opein. swgers. chlsadlOe. ISMa 1887. Weekz ending Feb. J.r Z East Indian ?? 11n1 11,834 25,424 37,258 5g192 Feb: 19 to March 5. GreatCentraltofBelginm.. 848 3,844 13,070 10,520 12,190 Week ending Feb. 22. Northern of Canada ?? 97 094 825 1,219 1,512 Week ending March 20. Rathkeale&NewacstleJun. 10 e2 20 42 3 West Cork ?? , 174 34 78 87 ...

... 7 - - - I KTibifdttD-' ?? te Ittence. .1 ?? CAMIDGEt MAsic 26. At a congregation this day the undermentibned degrees .were conferredc:-B.D.. (Stat Elis;)-Augustua George How, St. John's. M.A.-Arthur Henry Webb, Trinity;- Charles Edward Hey, Caius. B.A.. (from Clas- sical Tripos).-Arthur Henry Webb, Trinity; George Pre. derick Warner, Pembroke; Harry Albert Deeley, Emmma- nuel; Horatio George ...

... 1 .ROYAL >AYTIOrN4L ,,LRONITITIUTlO. I ?? Aabriefl .r: eld n ojelD U;Ct Az biefi re rted stezrda ~ te' annuaItmeoti.! ing of the Boyal Nation LifeboaS ITha ?? Shqld at the London Taiern Ion Tuesday; the chair was /;*ken by * the Bight Hon '13L T. L Cloli~i, I the First, Liiord 'of ''th Admiralty. ' There wae a. large number of ladies and gen.. tlemen present. inclading dir Francis, Crossley, ...

... ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION OF A RUSSIAN AM8ASSADOR. Baron de Budhsrg, the ?? ambassador, has arrived in Paris from his visit to St. Petersburgh. We regret to stats that his passage through Verviers was marked by an afflicting incident, which, fortunately, had no disastrous consequences. The following letter gives details:-I had taken the train at Cologne to proceed to Paris. When we reached ...

... THE DOOM OF THE IRISH CEHURCH. AD--- 0-I The close of the Irish debate gave the country the welcome announcement, that the Liberal leader had made tip his mind, as to the fate of the Irish church ; and that he in- tended to press for its speedy consignment to the limbo of other iniquitous things of the past. The brilliant oration, in which he de- elared for quick and vigorous action, was re- ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS.-MOiDAY, MARCH 30. | ROYAL ASSENT. The royal assent wag given by commission to the Conso-I lidated Fund t368,398I. 19s. 9d.) Bill; the Public Depart. ments (Extra Receipts) Bill; the Fairs (Ireland) Bill ; and the Court of Appeal, Chancery (Despatob of Business) Amendment Bill. The conmissioners were the Lord Chancellor, the Earl of Cadogan, and the Earl of Tanker- ville. The ...

... I X. DISAARIOTo Eva. OHQUBB.'OL . A deputation waited upon the First Lord of She Treasury in Downing-rtreet 'yesterday, to advot t'e W claims of the Manchester Education Bl.; The non. AIgernon Egerton in troduce d the deputation, which in- eluded Mr. Bruce, H.P., Mr. Fildes, M.P., Mr. T. B. Potter, M.P., Mr. W. E Fokster, MY.P, 'Mr. E. Potter, ' M.P., Mr. J. T. Hibbert, M.P., Ai r, Baley, Mh.P ...