... I PARLIAMENTARY NOTES I [etnool OUR LONDON 0OOiRETPONDENT| ] Honer Or COMMSONS, WVEDNESDAY. Mr. Monkli, the president of the &ssociated Chamber3 of Commerci, came down to the ?? this afteraonou with a grievance and a praotical proposal for remedying c it. Last night the orders of the day, properly so callsd, were not reached because of the count-out, The first of them was Mr, Monk'a ...

... The Bill promoted ''for consolidasting the docks at To: Co- Bristol and at Portiabead and the docks and wvarehouses ?? At Avonmouth into woo estate, and for vesting the control the nan manaogemeent of them in one body, and for other Be8 purposes, caine before a Select Committee of the ?? POt( all( of Lords to-day. The members of the committee are nec~ Earl Bathuret (chairtos c), the Duke of ...

... I Jbittill-pily. F [flY iELEGRtAM.J. llOIUSE OF I ORDS-YESTE1'DAY. Their IoIrLslrip)s rut at five O'clock. fib was read a ?? Bristol Port and Channlel flcks ilwi edi third time,ann 'rilsscd. TiE TIME 1'O THE HOUSTE. The Enrl of C ADr'ccLi olWN m oved a resohltioandclaruiug flat in the opinion of tire House the sittings for public hUlitorirE slil rolimi leaiiu e at four instead of oive o'clock. ...

... IUA)LA. i - - -, PRESEiNTAT1ON TO Tag REV. C. J. sENIOR. The S ev. 0. l.tSenior, of St.eno e Of orc asdrew thet viear, bowfysq.are, being about to removr HAnhva aigbilpndressed tbe mes etingO tl paih. to Wev bnry.iou.TrYm, a farewell me ev.( o f th pariache loners was Eold yesterdaY in the s hod a redejtin athe church. Upwards of 300 persons were prsent. A an tage was taken of the gathering to ...

... RECALL OF THE FRENCH AMBASSADOR. M. Chollemel Lacour, French Ambassador, delivered his letters of recall yesterday afternoon to Her Majesty at Buckingham Palace. THE DEPRESSION IN THE IRON TRADE. At a meeting of Blackburn cotton masters, held at Man- chester yesterday, it was unanimously resolved to reduce production to the extent of two weeks work before April 13. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET. ...

... The High Sheriff of Surrey has fixed Tuesday, the 4th of April, for the execution of the convict Lamson, and the sentence will howcarried out at eight o'clock in the morning on that day. it is stated that the convict appears to be I rs restless and irritable in prison, and a very close watch is Ii being kept upon him. The condennednian has writton to a friend stating that although bowed to the ...

... Mr. eorge Carter, J.P., was shot at and seriously injured on Wednesday night, near Belmullet. A Society journal states that two daughters of peers are at present inmates of Irish workhouses, having been brought to utter destitution by the Irish policy of the Government. Four Moonlighters, armed and disguised, were captured by a large patrol of police on Friday night, at Clahaue, within a ...

... OVER THE WALNUTS. AND WINE, THE Repdrtof the Ciothedcyl Comnissiotetu tt e sense batisfactory, It is satisfactory in the principles which it lays down for the regulation of Cathedral services, But in another sense the Report is disappointing. It is an absolute blank as far as our own Cathedral is concerned. I suppose we shall see the suggestedsstatute in due time , for the government of ...

... A general ieceting of the members- of the West of cal thi England Compressed Peat Company (Limited) was held at ( the oflice. Eedferd-cirenls, E`ceter, on NVdnesday, to Tr confirm the special resolutions which were carried tit the gec meeting of members held ?? the Canon-street iIotel. op° London. oel the Gth of February. The following are the of Ireselttioas referred to ' That this mleeting ...

... The usual weeldy meeting of this Board was held at the office, New Buildings, yesterday afternoon. The Governor (Mr. R. Rouse) presidedi. Before the commencement of the general business of the Court the CHAIRMAN remarked that he wanted to say a few words of their respected friend Mr. Mortimer. Since the Board's last meeting, the Lord, in His infinite mercy, had I called another from their ...

... THE ESTABLISHED CHURCi. 'Tla CatdiaelIn-Xnerable Archdeacon Norris, sl.; Rev. Millor Cnion Collisasn, a. Tin Molyeor's CUuajpel-Rov. J. M. Wilson, ci, ; Rev. J. II. Ilighli, a. St. Anldire':s (Clifton Palih Chuirch)-Rev. Talbot Greaves, it 11nnl Ce. Sl. AudreW's (Montieliler)-R 1v. VII, . Pats, Is.; Rev. A, Micllnge, e. St. 1haltholeiewl-llav. C. XX. ll icksoii, is. anod a. 3,lini Asiliwi ...

... I [rRose OUR LONDON CORREPONDENeT.] HoUsE or CoanMors, TUESDAY NIGHOT. The afternoon sitting which Lord Hartingtou con- sented at four o'clock on Saturday morning to give to the lish members, so that they might once more raise their voices againat the administration of the Government in Ireland, produced another outburst of passion in the House of Commons. Decorum, fair play, and every other ...