... INWS OF TIE DAY. In the iouse of Lordr, yestctrlay, the Earl of LMOIl l ) ml~l novel the seconud reading of the Friendly Societies Bill, and at considerable length explained, the principial objects of the measure. The noble Earl re- marked that the opposition which had been offered to the bill had come exclusively from the managers o~ those societies over which the members had no control. 'he ...

... ThlE RtEV. C. T. WILKINSON AND THE RITUTALIST'S. T, the 13DiT1 OJ' t~ile D)AILV Poec. ,ir,'--l hav'e neither dcsire 'IOr intention to enter usto eControversy, bat I cannot help attemipting to answer one or two of Slr. Wilkinisoll's a.-ortiuil, Which appearlled in a letter by that gentleniaail in the Daily Post of'Moniday. hir IWilkingsoll -seeun' to think thAt thle words of oIle of thle Ih; ...

... w~lTmilgh} aia NA2 'got.o SATURDAY, MAY 2, 1808. NEWS OF THE DAY. In the House of Lords, yesterday, the Earl of TAY- HERVIi.L.E, Lord Steward of the Household, brought down her MAJESTY's reply to the Address from their Lordships in reference to the attack on Prince ALtrFD. Lord LrVEDNa postponed his motion with reference to the recall of Governor DARLIsaG from Victoria. The Earl of LsCIIFnI.I ...

... t @'i'EST . NEWS. RagFRIS LWINGCSTONE. BOXBAY, APRI 11. T ted lettlr of Dr. Livingstonehave Tbe long-' i,. the boombay papers. T'aey fully afir thed of his sfeoty. AMERICA. 'Br ATLANTIC TlIL)RAP11H. WASHImNTON, MAY ?? All the impeachment managers! counsel for the eaui.bave delivered their argumoats except Cr. Iigana, ho ...

... AD TELEGIIIC NEWS. LONpoN, THUBSDAY EVW1ING, rkets have been firm, with a fair The IstO'* d ' oig in 1ll the leading seourl- d lbve further improved upon %Io, T adshae f ui neo w AWP d ODl oi otook, induced by one er two ?? ciroumstabces connected with the Mo°U2d buillon umarketo. In foreign stocks the Viiol0pai inqury hiw been for the higher priced dodpriptlogi such as Egyptian, reravlan, ...

... THE TOWN COUNCIL. AND THE CHESTER CUP DAY.: There ought to have been A council meeting beld yesterday, but onec did ilot take place, for the simple reason that thoro was, in the legal sense, no council to do any business. In Other words, out of the 04 geutlemen who rejoice in the dignity of alderman or town councillor, 22 could not, yesterday morning, bn found to obey the sumnions of the ...

... BI ?? COMMISSION. ?? - At the monthly ?? of thieboard, yeaterlay. Mr. M.tt jre'uideu,l nd the other I~ol~epresea wets Ml sara. J. laidw jun., Evans, Taylor, rns~ Shield, (slateouse, k'.pinaii, Birattan, H:iuaoau Cook, Poole, abnd Sidley, THE ATTEMPT TO SHOOT PRINVE ALFRED. Tbh ar1nan remarked that, e nce their last meeting, ti!e heart cf every EnJgli.ihm'in had been thlrilled with shame and ...

... THE NOMINATION. The nomination of candidates took place on Tuesday morning in the spacious quadrangle of the Exchange, and though we have experienced many such occasions in Bris- tDl, a more disgraceful scene wvas never witnessed. It will be remembered that the working classes of the city ex- pressed an earnest desire on this occasion to use every exertion on their part to suppress or abolish ...

... THE. IRISH AND SCOTCH REFORM BILLS. ?? TO THE EDITOR OF THE DAny NEWS. SiR,-I have not yet seen it pointed out in the discussions on the present crisis that, unless there is an immediate resignation of the ministry or a dissolution of parliament, a great injustice will be done to Ireland and Scotland in the legislation upon their reform bills. As Mr. Bright said on Monday night important ...

... THE O EMBANKMENT OF THEl THAMES. *I Sir John Thwaite5, the chaiman of the Metro- b politan Board of Works,.declared a portion of theni Uames embankment open for the use of the public On turday afternoon. It was done wita the T. =citest possible ceremeny, and possessed tlpe ft novelty ot being a brief business-like procelurb; t destitute of speech making and unaccompanied br with feasting. The ...

... IMPER.RIAL PARLtAMENTe HOUSE OF LORDS.-MONDAY, MAT 4. The LoRD CHANCELLOR took his seat on the woolsaok at Wil no, 5 o'clocks. Sbe PRIVATE BUSINESS. b The following bills were read a third time and passed:- ti Devon Valley :Railway Bill, Loughborough Gas Bill, and ae North London Railway Bill. th MINISTERIAL EXPLANATIO l I'i; s, The Earl of MALMESBURY-Your lordniips 4ift'e vWI naturally ...

... HAYMARRET. THIS EvENIN., A CO-OPERATIVE MOVEMENT.-A HERO oF ROMANCE. Mewrs. Sothern, Buokstone, Compton, ChIppen- dale, Rogers, and Clark; Mesdames Robertson, Burke, Chippen- dale, Fitzcwlliam, Laws, &c. -And INTRIGUE. Mr. Kendal, &c. OLYMPIC. THIs EvENING, THE HEAD OF THE FAMILY. Mr. Wigan und Mrs. Stirling.- BLACK SHEEP. Messrs. Ashley, &di- E,)U J. Clarke, and C. Mathlews Mesdames Grey, ...