... VENTILATION OF THE OF COMMONS. —The ' alterations made by Mr Goldsworthy Gurney during the Easter recess are said to have gamily improved the atmosphere of the house and dimie4hed the draughts. Members occupying the benches on the door have, for sane ...

... today, . that he ye, after Easter . yesterday state what he r NATIONAL IMPORTANCE OF FACTORY WORKERS. rtanoe Unwanted in the but his 1 tug par,— hoped in the k On the house U ' , this afternoon to advert to the policy of whether in the managenutot ' of ...

... COURSE OF PUBLIC BUSINESS. Lord J. RUSSELL, in moving that the house on rising to-day, and from to-day to Monday, the the order in which the government propublic business after the Easter recess. ,endav, the Ist of May, propose advances India loans for the ...

... which we subjoin. This document Is without date, and has the appearance of being half an ordinary sheet of letter paper, giving rise to the impression that the Ant half has by some means become separated from it and lost. It is written in a eomewhat school-boy ...

... news under the head of this Morning's Mail. The House of Lords would rise yesterday for the Easter recess, and will meet again on Thursday the ad of April. The Commons are to rise to-morrow (Thursday). and will meet again on Monday the 31st instant. ...

... be expected to come into force much before June as the Irish Coercion bill is to be proceeded with in the Commons after the Easter recess until it shall have been advanced so far as the first reading; there is consequently very little prospect of the c ...

... involved in this question. So far from opposing the appointment of a committee, he was distinctly in favour of it after the Easter recess. Lord EBRINGTON rejoiced that the matter had been brought under the notice of the house, and he hoped that it would ...

... market. When the market is rising, whether the movement be rapid or slow, the quartern loaf is made to sympathise immediately with the quarter of wheat. Aas or 4s rise in Mark Lane is sure to be followed by a halfpenny rise on the 4 lb. loaf. In this ...

... bills were severally read a third time and passed. On the motion of Mr Forbes Mackenzie it was resolved that the house at its rising do adjourn to Monday the 19th inst. In answer to a question from Mr Berkeley, Sir J. PAKINGTON stated that at present he had ...

... after Easter, submit to tte house a resolution touching late events in the State of Gwalior. In reply to Lord J. RUSSELL, Sir R. PEEL said it was his intention to move on Wednesday week that the house should adjourn to Monday se'nnight for the Easter holidays ...

... Otassgolu ebroutite. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7, 1847. Parliament rose last k for the Easter recess, - the Lords on Tuesday, and the Commons on Wednesday. The Commons meet again on Monday first, the 12th instant, the Lords on Thursday, 'the 15th. The Observer ...

... prospect of a great rise from the influx of gold is worthy of consideration. There lea general feeling that if consols should get above par, a reduction in the rate of interest may be expected. PARIS, Monday.—No papers published on Easter Sunday. At a review ...