... On Monday the 18t!i, the anniversary of ihe battle of Waterloo, the Duke Wellington paid an early visit to the Mint, to sit for his bust to Mr. Pistrucci. His Grace was on horseback, attended only by one rervant. On bis return, between eleven and twelve, his Grace was recognised by a number of working men. About half way the Minoiies he was met by Mr. Ballanttne, one of the Thames Police ...

... appears, the follou.nj articles, that the age of miracles is restored Ireland. The mantle Prince llolienlohe has fallen upon Bishop Doyle, and disease and death are to be expelled by the operation of the holy turf. needs mast read and wonder : Dublin, June s.—These three days past the country has been in extraordinary state excitement. Mess; ere running and riding through the counties of ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS, Monday, Jive 4. Lord presented petition, agreed at most respectable meeting held at Exeter Hall, signed by 14 Peers, of the other House Parliament, suveral and 4,000 respectable inhabitants qf the metropolis, against new svtein of education in-Ireland.. The Earl of WICKLOW rose, to ask any member of his Majesty's Government whether vital change had not taken place in their ...

... Thursday the bill received the Royal assent, and before sixteen hours had passed, the leading organs of the retorming party hastened to apprise Sovereign of new position which lie placed by it. The Morning Chronicle plainly informs his .Majesty that now the preservation of the monarchy must depend upon the good conduct the King, which good conduct the populace and its press are course to have ...