... | IMPERIAL PARLIAM&ENT | , . , . . . , : .I HOUSE OF LORDS-MoNDAY, April 22. on Po The LouD CHANCELLOR took nd seat authse wool- TI sack at five o'cloek. th THE BANKRUP'TCY or A MEM9SB 05' Toi 1OUSE. co Th- LORD CHANCELLOR gave notice that on Thiiresaynext 'he should move to the effect that the House i satlafiid that a, noble Lord,.*a member of the House bad .6atlsfiod the terms of the Act, Pa ...

... PARLIAMENTAR Y REVIEW. HOUSE OF LORDS. TiE Lord Chancellor yesterday announced that, in reference to a noble lord who had had the misfortune to become a bankrupt, he would on Thursday next move that, the said lord having discharged all his debts under the bankruptcy, and there being no other debts in his case, their lord- ships were satisfied, under the terms of the Act of last session, of his ...

... Lord Kinnaird has written to Mr. George Potter, Fenton-barns, sympathising with him on his eviction, and regretting the odium which has been brought on the landlords of Scotland through the conduct of who may be said to be a stranger. ...

... SPECIAL C&U2RESPONDENCE. LoONy33, !,n1Aay Night. The announcement made in one of the Qn0rnifg joarnal5 that Mr, Gladatone wvill resign, if Ihis sur ges, ion for Cut- ting Profeseor Fawcett's Irish University Tebts Bill in two is not agreed to, has, as might have been ex4'ected, been almost the soletopic of conversation in the 1i2use to-night. Iuqui'ws directed to the proper quartera euabln2 me ...

... OOVERNMENT AND THE DUB3LIN UNIVERSITY. ANTICIPATED CRISIS. (Trom thc Daily Ntws.) la It is our duty to convey to oun reeders, and to the Liberal pasty at large, the important announcement tlat before the present week haa reached its close, as Itr. Gladstone's Administration wi'l possibly have U8 bcen dissolvcd; that a Conservative Ministry will 'I be preparing to enter upon what mazy prove to ...

... I |PjA ASOO[ATION TSL1QRAr&SJ ?? OFf LORD&S The Lord Chancellor took his aseat on the woolsaok at five o'clock. The Lord CHABCILLoR gave notice that on Thursday Dext be should move to the effeet that the House is satisfied that a noble Lord a member of the House had satisfied the terms of the Act, that he had disoharged the debt under the Bankruptcy Act, and that thero were no other debts, ...

... SANITARY.—It is stated that the small:pox is appearing in localities which have hitherto escaped its ravages. SERIOUS ACCIDENT.—On Saturday a melancholy acci- dent took place at Upper Cwmbach pit, and resulted in one instance fatally. Two men got unawares in the way of the trams by which they were knocked and badly in- jured. John Mathew was badly cut about the head, and he died almost ...

... THE HEALTH COMMITTEE-THE I'IRRE- (GULAR. Zh.AL i MOVIO.N. The Public Health Committee of, the Corpora- tion met to-day, at the City Eall Conncillor M1ACLEAN, en the chair. Tuere were also pre- eent :-The Right Bon. the LordNI Mayor, Alder- men iRedmond, U'RErke,,Turpey, Ml'Swiney, gan. ning, Gregg, and M'Cann. Councillors-Sir W. Carrol], AIl .; (i. P. Warren, Redmond, Franklin, Carton, Bolger ...

... PARLIAMENTARY GOSSIP. [BY AN INDEPENDENT WELSH MEMBER] The salient feature in the Parliamentary history of the past week was the defeat of the Government three times by a junction of some of their professed friends with their opponents. That which took place on the motion of Sir Massey Lopes on the subject of local taxation, had, per- haps, no very serious political significance. The question ...

... LEEDS, APRIL 23, 1872. FOU1tTT WEST YORE MILITIA.-The Fourth West York Jeginieut of Militia assembled yesterday at the Militis Barracks, Leeds, for its annual mouth's training, under the command of Lieut. -Colonel Pollard.. The names of the other officers to be present at the annual training ?? Walford, Capt. Hartley, Capt. Irwin, Capt. Mather, Capt. Callaway, Capt. Maude, Capt. Fawkes, Capt. ...

... GER-MANY AND FRANCE. Pails, April 19. The alarming reports which have been spread in Eng- land respecting an adverse position having been assumed by Germany towards France excite general surprise here. Count von Arnim has not yet quitted Berlin, and the date of his arrival here is not yet fixed. Nothing is known in the best informed quarters which in any way justifies the alarming reports ...

... SECOND EDITION, 2.30 p.m. RE U TE R' S TEL E G R A MS. THE TREATY OF WASHINGTON. WASHINGTON, Alril 22.-Ihe House of Representatives has passed a resolution calling upon Presidmnt Grant to fuinsh the official correspondence relative to the indirect claims pr sented to the Court of Arbitration at Geneva. NLW YORK, April 22.-The American journals publish to-day the full text of the American ...