... LONDON. TUESDAY, NOV. 18. THE MINISTERS. THIS subject absorbs all others. The Gazette of this evening announces that At the Court St- James's, the 17th day November, 1834, present, the King's Moat Excellent Majesty in Council, hi* Majesty having been pleased to appoint the Most Noble Arthur Duke Wellington to be ore of his Majesty'* Principal Secretaries State, hia Grace was this day, by his ...

... TUESDAY, DEC. SI. have received the Paris Papers of Sunday, and their contents are not very favourable to the Queen of Spain'* cause. At Guernica, in Biscay, Baron del Solar d'Espinosa, commanding a hody the Queen's troops, amounting to 300 of the line and the Roval Guard, attacked 1,900 (.'artists, commanded by Zabala, the 21st, and were routed and destroyed. Almost all the Guards were killed ...

... LONDON. TUESDAY. MAY 27. THE news from Madrid contained in the Paris Papers of Sunday, which comes down to the i«th instant, is unfavourable. At that time the state f Madrid described as exciting much uneasiness.— Morill is supersede Quesada, and try his hand or subduing, the provinces the North -here the CarlisU are gaming ground. The financial 7fficulties of the Government are described to ...

... Ilia present Majesty William tlie first, second, third, and fourth : William the First Hanover, William the Second Inland, William the Third of Scotland, and William the Fourth of Kngland. Lord Eldon hat declined the invitation a public dinner Exeter, on account his advanced age. The Mayor Dover, bin inauguration dinner, on Thursday last, was honoured with the presence of the Duke of ...

... the arena for another words, hope you will aiibrd space for a few remarks an article which appeared in your last. You informed us that in Mr. Hebb's inaugural Address at the Athen ...

... Mr. Harvey's motion for an enquiry into the state of the Pension List, the majority for Ministers was only eight, in a House of 37« Members. This may be considered a virtual defeat, because the Conservatives turned the scale in their favour. On Friday night, the circumstances were 'till m extraordinary. In the first place, the Marquis of Chandos succeeded, in opposition to Ministers, In ...

... LONDON, TUESDAY, SEPT. 23. THE Xautilu* has just arrived Falmouth from Lisbon, which she left on the 14th. The act the marriage of the Queen had paused the Cortes the 19th, and steamer had, it is said, been sent the Duke of Leuchtenburg, her husband-elect. _.Tlie health of Don l'edro had not altered, either . the worse or the better. There are indications that Louis Philip and his Ministers ...

... of Cambridge, against the admission of Dissenters to the Universities—The Noble Duke also presented similar petition from 7>3 out of 1100 under graduates Emrl Grey, distinctly stated that was favourable to the admission of Dissenters Degrees in the Universities— The Duke of tVetliwjhm said, they were, they would ultimately hold the education the people in their hands, and supersede the ...

... LONDOX. TUESDAY. SEPT. 16. _ from Madrid, that on the 6th the Cham\\ ber Deputies discussed the 3rd article of . et itioa Rights, «That no Spaniard can be • -uted, arrested, or taken from his habitation, l£ iu cases, and with forms prescribed by law. opposed the l'rime Minister, Martinez j Roza, but was left in minority, the numbers .!, f,>r' the article, SO—against, *H. These ret defeats ...

... LONDON. TUESDAY, DEC. 23. THE facts of the success of Mina over the Cailiats appear fully conlitracd by the Paris journals. Mini was taking measure* improve his victory. The Gazette of this evening announces the following appointments Karl of Aberdeen, Secretary for the Colonies ; (xrnl Lowthcr, Vice-President of the Board Trade and Treasurer of the Navy ; Eail de Grey, First Lord tlic Admi. ...

... LONDON. TUESDAY, DEC. 9. ARRIVAL SIR ROBERT PEEL. THIS anxioosly-looked-forarrival has taken place. extract the following from the Standard:— Sir Robert Peel arrived this morning eight o'clock, hiviiir travelled from Dover all night, and eleven was visited the Duke of Wellington. Shortly afterwards the Right lion. Gent, went St. James's pay his respects to his snd we are confident, at the ...

... LONDON. TUESDAY, SEPT. *30. TWO expresses from Madrid have been received this day, via France. They bring information lite the this information is most important. The Cortes have at length finally decided upon the loans, as we believe, upon the following terms :— Fifty-five P* r cent - arrears of the dividend upon the forte* Bonds to he recognised, per cent, being half the original capital to ...