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IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF LORDS.-(YESTERDAY.)

The LOUD CHANCELLOR took his Beat at 5 o'clock.

Viscount DT.INGANNON gave notice that on Friday
he would call the attention of their lordships to the
unsound and unseaworthiness of the vessel.; in which the
troops were conveyed to India by the Overland ionte,
more especially the Alma, which conveyed the 690
Regiment.

The Earl of SHAFI'ESBURY presented a petition
from Stirling, praying for the furtherance of Christianity
in India.

The Earl of HA.RDWICKE. presented a petition
complaining of the aggressive policy pursued towards
the native princes of India, and praying for the restitu-
tion of Oude.

PARLIAMENTARY REFORM.
The Earl of CARNARVON begged to ask the noble
earl opposite whether there was any intention on the part
of the Government to introduce any measure baying for
its object parliamentary reform. (Hear, bear.) It was
announced last session in another place that a bill on thin
subject was to he introduced, but they were now arrived
at the 11th February, and yet no intimation of either the
nature or properties of the promised measure. H 5 con-
fessed he did not entertain any sanguine hopes with
regard to the promised bill, bat at the same time he did
think it was desirable to have some indication of the
nature of the lon;-promised measure, or else what was
the concise reason of the delay. (Hear.) For his part
he must say that at all events it had a very suspicious
appearance.

Bart GRANVILLE could assure the noble earl that
the Government had not changed their intention with
respect to the bill for Parliamentary reform. Whatever
had been announced in the Speech from the Throne her
Majesty's Ministers would have no hesitation in carrying
out. Government must be allowed to exercise their own
discreti,in as to the time at which the measure
would be brought forward and the mode of taking the
opinion of Parliament upon it. Due notice would be
given when the bi 1 would be brought forward.
The Earl of DERBY said, considering the bill had
already been twice announced, the noble earl had a
right to know when the bill was to be brought forward.
If it was not brought forward at an early period, it was
his opinion the Government had no real intention of
passing the bill, a result which would not be unpleasant
to certain members of the Cabinet. (Hear, hear.)

TUE SUN, LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 12, 1858