... I IMPERIAL PARLAMENT. I+ . - -. ( Cxraz s iws TELSEA.) HOUSE OF LORDS.-FaIDAY. The Lord Chancellor took his seat on the wool- sack at quarter past four o'clock. EGYPT. Lord LAMINGTON (a) gave notice that on Monday he would ask the Foreign Secretary whether his attention had been called to the lan- guage of M. Freycinet on the 11th inst., and whether her Majesty's Government were prepared to ...

... O L i .ULONDA-ON LETTrIER.Y pr (FPaoMOUR OWN COaRF.SPOSDn.NT.) do LONDON, SUNDAY \IGHT. thi Rumour is rife as to the turn which dis-va -assion took at yesterday's Cabinet Council. That Ireland was the prominent-most likely the the only-topic on the carpet may be safely cit assumed; but nothing definite is known at ex present on points of detail. It is generally sit assumed that Mr. Gladstone ...

... Tri !tt d,. I .i I . iMfONDA Y, MVA S. 1882. a TEE ASSASSINATION OF THE IRISH SSECRETARY. The announcement which we publish this muorning of the muirder in Dublin on SaturdlayI evening of the new Chief Secretary of LI State for Ireland, Lord FREDERICK CiAvx- Ito s.DISH, and of the Assistant-Secretary, Mr.11 BuRKE, will be received with feelings of pa intense horror and revulsion throughout the ...

... of ted 12, TUESaid MAt TUE~SDA Y. 3/CA Y 23, 18S2. THE NEW WAY 0F PAYIN-G OLD DEBTS. 46554 DEBTS. M1r. GLADSTONE last eveninj moved the B R second reading of the Irish Arrears of Rent Bill, and in doing so took occasion to object to the principle of lending public > E. money to enable persons to fulfil private en- gagements, this being an attempt to meet by I of the anticipation a very ...

... BRINGHAM LIBERAL ASSOCIATION, | . I A meeting of the General Committee of the BirminghamiO Liberal Assoiation (the Eight Hundred ) was held lest ap evening. in the Assembly Booms, Needless Alley; Mr. George Dixon (president) in the chair. There were also RE present Mr. FL W. Dalef Mr. W. Holliday, Mr. J. T. he Bunco, Alderman ?? Chamberlain, Alderman B3aker ; re, Counciflors M. J. Hart, ...

... | CONSEVVATM DEMONSTIATION I 1 AT IWALEY. SPEECHES BY THE BARLE OF CARNARVON AND 'Was LORD BAN~DON em One of the largest Conservative gathierings ever held in uP North Staffordshire took place lart ni ?? ralo, Cirasus, Hanley,' The build'? whie~hwill'comfortably nogi seat ~,5OO people, was . d yn paoked by persons, ad or mitted by ticiret, and-specual. trains ran to. various to b pharts of tho ...

... MAJOR BOND. AND MR. JESSE COLtlNGS, M.Y, The award of the Attorney-General in the action by Major Bond (late Chief of the Birmingham Police) against Mr, Alderman Collings was published on Saturday. It will be remembered that on the 9th of February Mir. Collings, inl the House of Commons; gave notice of his intention to ask Mr. Forster whether his 'attention had beesi called to the reriolutions ...

... WEATHER FOREOASTS. C The followine report was Issued Irom the Meteorological Department at i p.m. yesterday:- D1Irser1 . PonACAMsr. 0. Ico1tlnd, N; ' w esterly and eontisawsserly winds, g~ht, .1, Scotlanads tl wst 0. ]Ecgiand, NE ?? moderate; fine, warm. 3. E3ngland, S. 1.. Ligh¢t airs and llne weether: e2~sn 4. D1cID CoUNrl}Sis. ), ?? and ShOVrerY towards night. I,, 1 T~lnds shifting to south ...

... - -_ 1. ?? . 1A_ A., -- aps 11 I, -1. 1E The three Irish membors of Parliamont; who have beai released from Kilnainhlaen-neancly, Messrs. Parnell, Dillon, and O'Kellp-arrived at Heuston Station yesterday norniig from Dub lin. In an interview wvith n special rspresentntivo of the CentralNows, Mr. P'arnell communicated the following particulars respecting his release, and the course this Irish ...

... WHATHERI FORECJASTS. ?? . . - . Tice following report was Issued from thoe Meteorological Qepartmhenb st S p.m. yesterday.- _ DesrettOllS . FOrtOASTA. Suth-westerly I nd southerly breezes, In. 0. Scotland, ?? creasing In strength; becoming cloudy, and pericap.s showery. 1. Scotland, P ?? Southerly (southceast. to soutl-wenterly) 2. England, ?? f breezes, moderate to light; line. 3. England, i. ...

... glin'uBAilllD JOaUit 'lot. AND JOURNAL. TUESDAY, MAY 23, 1882. wh _ ?? ~ tio l BIRfMfING-HAM WEEKLY POST. th, NEW NOVEL. deE On SATURDAY, JUNE 3, will be COMMENCED in wh ihe Columns of the WYEEKL Y POST a NEW NOVEL, bat orntitled, As LINGERING SHADOWS; WIN A TALE OF THE BLACK COUNTRY. lif By HUGH C. DAVIDSON, pla Author of Sooiety' Byyways, The Stroke of Destiny, Cal A &c. &~Be I sisi ...

... ADVASCE BRASS AND COPPERP OOODS- ?? C.~~fl At a meeting of thte makers of brass and coppet wire, t held gesterday, the price of brass wire was Odvanced to I 71/gd. per lb., antl that of copper wire to 9Vd, per lb. t THP WoLvYRTIAMrTON AND DISTRICT EHuoUNYARE 1 TRADES.WWoIverhampton, Tuesday.-A shade more intel- 1 ness is this week being transacted at the leading works. a Tho home orders are a ...