... ) PARLIAMEN TL lX i.% -Igo w IT is a long time since such a gathering was seen in the House of Lords as mustered on Monday in anticipation of the debate on the Address, and more especially of a speech from the Prime Minister. The most remarkable portion of the gathering was furnished by the Peers themselves, who as a rule show their superiority to the emotions of lower orders of the community ...

... We do not know who first hit upon the idea of expiessing by the simile of a fever that state of the public mind which may be otherwise defined as an uncontrollable de- sire to go to war unaccompanied by any clear conception either of underlying motive or end to be served. The figure, however, is a very expressive one. Among the more familiar symptoms of the highly dangerous disease fromn which ...

... IATES It rGAHI, AE W > gss Official Court Circua-r) OsteOlneB, APRIL 16. te prdies' touise,ana the Princess 1Th ,ttended by Lady Ohurohill, drove ; patteR West Cases ysrday after- p tu Pla as in attendane on 'cryu fl Wwaiting. re 5jed and drove this morning c %i~nesdsez obi one.s.of Laorne) end e OLrne left Osbo~ne this morning (.goGe Connor had the honour of tbe Qaaen and royal family ...

... ?? au ?? ?? l - o t A B. Y. In LA R_/_ ouse oniL v s.Ial -y, Lord Filphti.tone, replying to a qlaestion, ex- lairil d the means, that v.-ulld be adoptel to rai the Eurydice, anid said thaere would se a s, iarching investigaption into the cause of th. 9 disaster. 'Tihe Iishonrics Bill passed ?? comumittee without any ?? amendment. The bill to make the ?? ig-of thrashing mrachines compul- 80N, ...

... TO CONRPOIDRNTS, c . eannot uadertaken rto mtmroommmicnluons or which I do not avai olueiveg Comiunlnatloaa should says bo legibly written in ink, and oa one side of teh -ar only; lengtn Inoreases the diffiruiuy of fnadng actee for them. Whatever is intended for insertion -unat be anthentlvated by the name and address oi the :meer-not neceosrlly for publication, but as a _t rxatee of g a ith'b ...

... LETTERS TO TO REITORS. A SMOKER'S GRIEVANUR. Gentlemen,-4 wish for the add of yonr valuable m*e In drawlcg the attention of tbe pubilcin general to Ox 9 mercernry and seflfb pollcy of the retail ?? In this town In raising the prices of what ?? now become almost a necessity to every dodee of mon-I mean tohasco. Government ansonenees that It Is about to impo'ea an additional duty of 4d. per lb. ...

... - ' M, ?? I e S~lAl S I'01IA' Ml}AN 9Ul'RF1,A 8 AL \1 MA N Y. lPi. Plins-h>oll, aielill 0i.t1v Llv'e.kfal' zmicutl Of thle Wc-dl\ r n l issioltary itjettv. On Sit lL1d;l- . ?? t lot it the -wok oi' t}!e -zocictv Nvli to 1)e em)itilmodtl til its pr-'lent Sie t'il .: .(tI0tI vt yei n 1Ote 'tol d lie i1ttnilcl. ?? xmcrl~i~l sII if7 'ialtit hlilS ftkciel l~laeC in i legleat uofto?; -ttiike. 1 Odt ...

... - g o~~1 .7 ?? Q,ES Ie@ ?? :te SE ^t b b ?? waN i ., . C e.i V 1PRwInL I1. 1 3s th5e prij~ B:istrlo; drove oat ?? oneas of Lornc) :-i of ~,~n5 ?? Wh~orn; YSa lay yyodtheic BA' -1 HighueasoeN toea ,Prdi':noces BEasrice walked inud mynn e ;- of the hola toi ofthe C - n, Audprcn e el Betr>l aZ y 'inge I ,.o 1, the W 2502065Loule ci t shehro -t,4 Vi> M!areblia t 'vx -er5,be ?? conaain I Ccc ...

... MEin Arzi AIzD NAVY, | EThr Mr4jtSe heS e0rpreesed to ?? Sir Ainold Keirb-t U, K.C B. her w:oprcciitioa of li',4 excellent s;ziuee reudcred to the Bzitish C --vernemur, duirig the zeret campaign in Asia a: or. ^- T.E ROYA'L LABOREATORY. Gi-rtime *Yoreh iracd In the royal leosratery *e pattment of O olswich Arerseal on Satrdc,3tand tc.t-s (aLtd'is) e ec. of t1_e one wii bhe die- hterged!. Tbe ...

... r I Ir e i~~ NET -E S ?? ,Ai :.GWI s Og]:)3lC¢jnaN, SUMXDAt. ; drove out yesterday afternoon, 'r te gCD Frances Drammoud and the :. d the Prin$ess Beatrioe and the Its royal honeeold alttended divin ?? oppiogaham Churoh this morsing we r g pcctheco, Mt A., officiated. w fgJ e Prothero had the honour of . d in her M2jecty'e dinner party ' the Earl ot' Loiodale and LAdy - ?? * ?? ot the Earl ...

... FIREE. IN LIVERPOOL. At 3 40 on 'd6ruday morning, the p~lice on duty in the vicirdty of the Brunswiak dock discovered that a sbhfe in coection with a paw mill was on fire. A, reel. was sent from the Brunswick dock fire staeiion, and the watchman got out the dock, ysrd reel. One branch from the police brigade was got to work, and the fire was quickly es- tinguithei. The cause of the outbreak is ...

... THE TEPERANCE QUESTION IN |~lE FLINTSHERE. GOOD TEMPLARS' CONFERENCE AT MOLD. Yes'erday, the representatives of the English Good Templar Lodges of Flintshire (with Denbigh) held their quarterly District Lodge in the Calvinis. tic ethodist Sobcolroom, New>-street, Mold. The Diatrict Lodge was opened at two o'olook, with the usual ceremonies, by the Rev. Bnrford Hooke, the District Ohief Templar ...