... I .. T o . LomNDw, TwURDaiY MoarNio; TEajesty, Prince Albe:t, end the Conrt lretured to the palace Brig'ton, on.Tuesday zight, at five ominutes after* seven o'clock, from Porfisioutb.--On it Wednesdayj the weather Bet in wet at about eight o'clock St intile m2orning, and continued so throughout the day. The cx. witndalio blew a perfect Kurricane, and the sea washed over ihe Esplanade. Prince ...

... r [We copy the following letter from the Ducblin Everirnq Mail. It is a vivid exemplification of the mcaning which the Irish liberals attach to the phrase free- dom of election.-Ed. H. P.] To te Right Hon. the Lord Mayor. Sia-A friend has just put into my hands Saunder's Mews-Letter of the l1th instant, in whiich you are reported to have made the following statement :- The Lord Alayer ...

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