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... THEGOVERNMENT ANVMR: IFAWCETT' I - BILL irraf o:.h3al convoy, . It is or.diitY to: onvoy to our readers, and . X AUbvr~aI , y ,Wat' .large, eha. Annuouncenent, thatbiefore the present vyeek, hp ireaohedits-elose Mr Gladstone Adniiotra tdfiniiL l eptvo been dibOO }ved.9 ?? 4 iiliinservitiV0 Ministry will be pbhpaixflg;to est I0 idz hat'c'wa'.Prove~td'be a bongtcermofoie' e 'ti tat9hbi.9 ...

... | 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 ...

... 4;, I I I TUESDAY MOR ING, APRIL 23, CM (51.1 ' ' - kv ? - ao - xw1k I . v : At I 7; . I - AT the fortnightly meeting of the Glasgo* Police Boardyeaterday, the report of. the . Police Boarti yeeteruay, amL Acts..'- Sub-Committee on the Medical Staff of. the Sanitary Department was submitted, along a with-the minutes of the Health Committee., The report was to the effect that the work-of; . the ...

... .. a o- ~ E ?? . Monday Evening. 0- ' LATLGBPAmnr hE IN WOOL TinjDX-Private ,h advices from iLiverpool, received Ay telegraph, inform us that Mr 'Edwin Slee, 'who vas very ex- es tensively*engaged in the' forigi wooi trade, was. Wn made a bankrupte on Friday-might. It is fnrthbr reported that Mr SMee is absent, and that it is be- °h lieved he has left'the tfown. Tins suspenslon ,will, Df ...

... LB~TTB7RS TO TJIR BDJ.TOB. - - ?? L* letters to the Edjtor cannot be inaertd except' I G whien thew art authkenticated by the nare and whi address of tile writer-not necessarily for pubt- Eig] lcation, but as a guarantee of good faitL ' on 9 Coraesposrdeasts are requested to tiqrice only I h 022 ondeiddof the paper. . . . conE We cannot undertaks geto vur1n t rc(,ted Caon- tibn mu7icatons. - ...

... ,PRoSPRa oT O BDEIBATIO . -- ?? (FssA A COBRnSPONDENT) of Hobart Town, Tasmania, n: 27th February, 1872. ci ?? are probably comparatively few persons N' in the home country, even- among the more al educated classes, who quite realise the fact that tl under the name.Australia, are included aome half-dozen really separate said distinct 'countries. fc To the majority Queensland is oven as ...

... jNTEST INTCEkIENUE.1I (BY SPECIAL WIRE ps B pS1 ASSOCIATION 2ELEaGRAPHS.J o3 LONDON OORREBPONDENCE. On T TBREATENED MINISTERIAL th CRISIS, of Monday Evening. tb predicted and exaggerated Ministerial ru it is believed, will blow quietly over. I lorament, it is said, have given asshrtnces m ltb, extreme section of their own party which F I iikely to be accepted, and at a late hour to- PE i the ...

... ; ^ QAUEXOCK.. , '1 BUU1CANA1N -NI44IIT, AOYLV.U -The .number- dmtittt td foir .week 'ending 21et April %yas 16 'iiialtet,' 2 fen 1esZ'tdtal, 18 &'!i IN U`Oilisti.we 'wehk 1025 t6n lof ?? bosl were expor~tted' 4 QtGreenook,4ind 270 ton' B. talen Ppastwise-Lt'otal, 1295 tons . 500tons'of, i' jg-irolu eivce'alco expoi-tedg and' 482 taken coa.st. s lvisee tal,' 982! 1-. . 1 w,, ! Towfq,) CmPoMwy. ...

... GILASGOW POLICE BO3ARD. 'Teusual fortnightly meeting of the Policed' arwd was held ?? Macdonald pro- TUB CONSTBUCON Or THE TRAMWAYS, The minutes of the Statute Labour Corn- A of date 19th April, contained the i ?? °-The Clerk submitted to the Corn- & eslls 6atter from the engineer i;f the Cor- w alattern froms igg the intentionj ?ethe conmpany to Continue the tramways£ 5Og Sauchiehawl Street, ...

... RAILWA y s The Select Committee on Railway A gam r tion met ?? Chichester porte s the chair. l i Provost Yeamnan, Dundee, was Oxamrined to the f olwig effect:- t The CHAIRMiAN.-W.~hat has been the fe o b amalgamations, in yur opino pnteitrt of your district ?-They hav n,d an) efeth ole ` share market. Before the ForEar And Arbroath VRailway was leased in perpetuity their tolling , prices was ...

... t- d This society met last night. There were present -Sir Henry Rawlinson, ?? in the chair; Ad- ir miral Sir Leopold M'Clintock, Admiral Sir Wnm. aHail, the Earl of Sheffield, General higby, Captain a Sherard Osberne, RN..; Sir Donald MLcod, Sir Rutherford Aloock, and others. Sir HEISnY read the letter about Dr Livingstone as pvo ised, and also another letter he had received that morning. The ...