... THE QUEEN.-_Considerable doubt, it is said, now exists respecting the late rumours. A correspondent of the County Herald explains the origin of the gossip in this way ?? The story goes, that when the late Queen Charlotte was ' as ladies wish to be who love their lords,' her Majesty was in the habit of wearing a bow of blue riband on the left shoulder. At a party not long ago at the Pavilion, ...

... LONDON, FEBRUARY 1, 1835. The great excitement in Paris respecting the question of the American claims has brought up into public notice certain claims from another quLarter, which it seems the Ministry were anxious to. have been left to negotiate without any knowledge or interference on the part of the Chamber. The Emperor Nicholas has de- manded from France, in his character as King of ...

... SATURDA Y NIGHT. - A circular has been sent round by Lord John Russell 'to all the liberal members now in London, requesting them to remain in town till, Monday evening, to consider the Lords' amendments to the Corporation Bill. - The Globe says of the re.amendments of the House of Lords- Whether the House of Commons will make concession on any of these points, after such proofis of the unfair ...

... NO TAB ILIA. DP TOCQUEVILLE 0N DE-MOCRACY uN AMEaICA.-The crowd of English politicians, whether public men or public writers, who live in a truly insular ignorance of the great movement of European ideas, will be astonished to find, that a conclusion which but few among them, in their most far- reaching speculations, have yet arrived at, is the point from which the foremost continental ...

... LONDON, JULY 26, 1835. *Reverses seem to have set in against the Carlist cause. Nothing has gone well since the death of Zurnalacarregui. The choice of his successor, Moreno, appears to have been decided by Don Carlos personally, and by his Minister, Cruz Mayor, against the opinion of every other officer. This had excited considerable discontent. The death of Reyna, who commanded the Carlist ...

... LONDON, OCTOBER 25, 1835. Success continues to attend the exertions of MX. Mendizabel in Spain. Cadiz and the whole of the Andalusian Juntas have given in their submission and allegiance, and Las Navas has been thoroughly scouted. Better news, however, than even this, is an- nounced in the circumstance that several decrees for the reform of grievous abuses within the power of the Executive to ...

... LONDON, OCTOBER 11 183S. M. Mendizabel has at last concluded his ministerial arrangements. rhe following is a list of the Cabinet. A few of the known cha- racteristics of its members are added:- Mendizabel, President of the Council and Minister of Finance; Alava, Foreign Affairs; Becerra, .Midister of Justice; Ulloa, Minister of Marine; Almodovar, War Department; and De los Heros, Depazt- ment ...

... LONDON, APRIL 5, 1835. The new French Ministry are in the very thick of their troubles and difficulties. On Saturday week the Chairman of the Committee on the Amer- ican claims brought in the report on that subject, which enters into a variety of particulars regarding the origin and nature of the claims, and the history of the negotiations which finally led to the convention of 1831, ...

... THIE POLITICAL EXAMINER. If I might give a short hint to an impastial wfiter, it woultd be to tell him his fate. If he resoies to ventlre u pon the d~agerous preiisiee ~of telling unbiasse4trsth, let him proclain soar with nossnkiut a to mjde to ptwih dO e Pole-:aeither to give nor to take qiuarter. If he tells else drimcs of grteslt mltoos they fazll u pon him u'itlh the iron hands of the hw ...

... 7-7 ICORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN M ALBANY FONBLANQUE ANfleMR ROEBUCK. X(Copy.) Athenrmum, June 27, 1835. -Sir-tn your paper on the Stamped Press you observe, that It has Isuited Mr Fonblanque to compare use with -Lord Winchelsea, and i' thereby to insinuate, that I desired to put down the Press. He knows that ihis is a false insinuation. And in another passage you say, with relation to the ...

... THEW Ssrari1r OF TEE COUNTY OF CHESTER.-BY the taking advantage of a technical objection-viz., that the sheriff could not be ordered to exe- cute a criminal, the custody of whose body he had not at the time of the order being made (though it was not pretended that such, in fact, was the objection made by the sheriff to obey the order of the judge), the whole trouble and expense of this trial ...

... ENGLAND AND WALES. CARMARTHEN (COUNTY-.) Trevor (T) . . 2210 Williams (R) . 1938 Jones (T) . . 1841 Two first elected. CUMBsERLAND (WEST). Stanley (T). . 1899 Irton (T) . . 1883 Aglionby (R) . 1581 Two first elected. DERBYSHIRE (SOUTH.) Crewe (T) . . 2517 Greisley (T) . 2495 Vernon (R) . . 1951 Waterpark (R) . 1910 Two first elected. DENBIGNSHIRE. Wynn (T) . . 2386 Bagot (T) . . 1512 Biddulph ...