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Our Weekly Review.

OUR WEEKLY REVIEW .

THE week in Parliament has been ono , for the most part , of sheer hard work . Early and late sittings are the rule noAv , and will be so , we presume , to the end of the Session . But still more might be done if motions that can lead to no legislative action , at all events this Session , were dropped out of the " Orders of the Day . " On Friday ,

in the House of Lords , Lord Oranmore and Browne drew the attention of the House to the subject of Irish Education . After a tolerably long discussion , the subject dropped . The Matrimonial Causes and Marriage Law ( Ireland ) Bill was withdrawn . The Bishopric of St . Albans Bill passed

through Committee , and other measures were advanced a stage . The greater part of Monday ' s sitting was occupied in considering whether Messrs . Moody and Sankey should be allowed to hold a meeting at Eton , for the benefit of Eton scholars , bnt after a solemn debate , this subject also

dropped . On Tuesday there was only a short sitting , at which several measures were read a third time and passed . On Thursday , the second reading of the Canada Copyright Bill was proposed by Lord Carnarvon , and carried .

The Pollution of Rivers Bill , the dimensions of which , as Lord Salisbury pointed out , have been considerably reduced , likewise passed its second reading . Other Bills having been advanced a stage , the House adjourned a little after seven o ' clock .

In the Commons , on Friday , the Committee on the Merchant Shipping Acts Amendment Bill was resumed at the morning sitting . Bnt slow progress was made , the discussion being renewed on clause 9 , and clause 12 had not been agreed to when the Chairman reported progress , and

the House resumed . In the evening Mr . R . Yorke , in a lung and able speech , drew the attention of the House to the present condition of Turkey , and moved for certain correspondence relative to certain conditions agreed to

between the English and Turkish Governments in 1856 . The debate occupied the whole sitting , and was , in the end , negatived , Mr . Under-Secretary Bourke , on behalf of the Government , resisting the motion . Further , and , indeed , considerable progress was made in Committee , on Monday , with , the Merchant Shipping Acts Amendment Bill , various