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... E IMPERTAL PARL N[ENT. | HOUSE OF LORDS. THURl SDAY, JUNE C. The Lord Chancellor took his seat at five o'0clel. THE PROGRESS OF BILLS. The Poor Law Amendment Act (1876) Amend- ment Bill was read a second tine, she select committee on the Telegraphs Bill was constituted as ?? Duke of SomersAt, Earl Stanhope, the Earl of Belmore; and Lard Winmarleigh. The Dledical Act (1858) Arendmrent Bill was ...

... WEDNESDAY, JUNE 12. The chartreprements the western countres Of Europe from Norway to the coast of Portugal,and embraces Great Britain and the British Isles. It also includes the North Sea or German Ocean, the Bay of Biscay, the Mediterranean, the Atlantiec,with the English Ohsnnel,Bristol Ohanel,and Irieh Sea. Tu & COoas fia I^DiOteJ in th~e a W., S. l 1 ywtordayJ and th AL C1iie in the S. ?? ...

... = -_ _ . - A ; I - I The Editor is aot responsible for the ?? ?? state ments of Correspondcnts. A HINT. TO THIE EDtTOR OF THE rRFTo, coNere-CLE Sin,-ThI spinners of Preston 1have put forth an appeall to the inhabitants of Great Britain for support, on the I ?? that they are in Preston willing to work on thle ma',ters' terms, but the masters won't allow them ?? the Blaeldn)lsin operatives will ...

... ITHE WEEKLY TIMESI I SUMMARY 01_ THE WEEK. I FOREIGN. The Commander-in-Chief of the British Forces arrived in Mtlta on Sunday night. Both Houses of the American Congress have appointed committees to investigate the causes of the depression of industry in the States, and to report on the remedies that may seem to be practicable. The Fishery Award Bill was discussed on Monday night in the United ...

... I No. LXV. It is time to end this discussion, the length of which may have unduly taxed the patience of my readers, bat as this is my last letter I venture to hlope ibat they will extend their goodness to my closing observations. My reply would have been much shorter if I had simply confined myself to rebutting the Reviewer's arguments. Nothing would have been easier than to crumple hirn up ...

... [.IMIfTER'. TELEGClAMIS. T11 MEETING OF CO-N-GRESS. I lERLIX, ,1 JS : 1::. The in vitntions to attend Lhe opeging si ting of the coaigress, fixed for two o'clock this aft;rraool, were issu ed an tten o'cluck last uiht. It is ?? t6int to-day's sitting of thle cougress will be ocanpicia with the election of the presitlent. the verification of the credentials of the foreign pleidpotentiaries, end ...

... I IMPERIAL PARLIANT. I HOUSE OF LORDS. TUESDAY, JUNE 4. The Lord Chancellor took his seat at five o'clock. *THE RAISING OF THE EURYDICE. . Earl DE LA YsItes, in reference to an explanation given on the previous evening regarding the means adopted to raise the Eurydice, asked whether, as had been suggested in several quarters, the ship could have been moved by means of her own cables and towed ...

... .I WHETSTONE-LA.LE, TRAYMERE. Gentlemriei),-A correspondent, whose letter appears in your issue of the 21st, makes a suggestion that the new tramway along Borough-road should be extended to Prenton-lane. May I be permitted, in connection with the matter of the tramway in question, to make another suggestion of, perhaps, as much importance, that is, the desirability of widening Whetstone-lane ...

... LATEST AND TELEGRAPHIC NEWSv THE -COURT, &c. (From the Official Courl Circular.) BAIMOReL1 CAsTl, JUNE 7. The Oueen walked with the Princess Beatrice yesterday msorninsj and drove with ha' royal lbigltctesr. in the afternoon. The Queen. the Princess Peatrice, and thle Princess-es Vict-oria and Maud of Wales were present at a ball given by her Majesty to ticor servantis, tenants, end gillies ef ...

... TiHE IlMIJOCK COLLIE1RY EXPLOSION. W1iosx, TlaSDlY EVi NIN ;. Pt Unfortunatelv 8le exploration of the workiig.; of the Wood Pit, 1Haydoek. thee scene of the terrible explosion last Friday, was brongit to a stanud-till last uight. by reasoni of the 'ecntilatioU being insuffienit to Cope Wilth the lilfienitius n110t With. When Mr. Dickinson ald 3ic. Hull left thl' pit in tde afterunoo, ...

... SPECIAL TELE GRAMS, &C. 'Ibet:rnocl; f arbour Trust yesterday resolved to coni'tu L: \ i Et dick at Gar-el Par'k, e t of Greenoerk. with a nmtb and a half of wharfage. The D. _i teasel Tymn, whi h lh:s been putrehased by the Ademiralty to be fitted up as; a troopslip' arrivcd iu the Medwiay yesterday to be complet-ed for sea. The vessel is a very oapaciou. one, and can be got ready for sea in ...