... I i THE COURT. WrDNI)SDAn..-TIle Duke of Cuiriberland arrived at the Palare this morning, but left again at 7 o'clock for London, after an iaterview with lis S Isjesty. Neiiher the nirg lior the Queen waa in public to-day. Lord Wmn. Ruesell had tile honor of an audience. T'e Pinjcess Augusta, accompanied by the ion. Miss Ilope Johnson, took a. carriage drive, as did also the Duchess of GlDe- ...

... juiorellancoltop Such iq the state of' the public realds in ?? P'rs ~ f Calmadan elit a travellei, inquiring tile distance to Montreal, was answered NnemlsbwarS, r-and the lest by muid ?? description which proved to beie but too correct. prs hrho VO Oviea.-A- fire occurred in thle prs hrho Crs Over, on Sunday week, during divinle service, occal- ad sionedt iy the overiteating- of thle stove. ...

... TIHE VOCAL SO(IETY'S CONCERTS. The first of the Vocal Society's Concerts, for this seasol, took plate yesterday evening, in the flanover-square Rooms. This Society was established in 1832, and bears the somot relaltin to vocal that the 1itllilurnitonicSociety does to instru- neotial ttucic. It is aln as-uoriation( of the lrl05t eminenlt vocal performers of the metropolis, for the r tultivatinn ...

... I T~H9 POOR OLD MOTHER CHURCII! of the weeting tbht lasted forty minutes, at Lindfield,-what anotherdefeart We aregettingtoootrong for them; and Brighton -the OrSuIliviins to wit-is ?? without tierlairels this winter,- brought toiny recollection Expeditious travelling, I read its a paper font years asgo-it said, 'At a parish church, the 14th of St. blark, or seventy-two verses, was ...

... KING'S BENCH, DUBLIN-SATURDAY, 308TH JAN. DEMURRER. Samuel Bruce and James Andrews, Executors of James Troi' Kennedy, Esq. deceased, Plaintyifs ; James Stewart, Dc. fendant. This cause came on for argument on the 17th and 20th of November last. Mr. ROBEtRT ANDIFws, W*ith whom was Mr. Holmes as Counsel for Plaintiffs, stated that this was an action of covenant. The declarlition conitained three ...

... The Act of the last Session of Parliament, to regu- late the Admeasurement of the Tonnage and Burtheu of the Merchant Shipping of the United Kingdom, certainly must be considered as a great boon, not only to those who are more immediately interested and engaged in maritime affairs, but to the community at large, and the services of the person or persons whose ingenuity has been exerted in ...

... moutrotif. ?? Ecoioliy !-The Admiralty have boon pleased (in order to lower tile expenses of the dock yard) to dis- allow the purchase of holly, amounting to lOs. or 1 Is. for decorating the dock-yard chapel at Christmas alko the usual allowance of et'ittery (amounting to about that sum)to the charlain II eatltent Gusi'dian. We are happy to learn that ?? cause of Conserva- tism progresses here ...

... NATIONAL EDUCATION-TITHES -MEET- ING AT DROMARA. on the 1st iAtt. agreeably to 'a requisition itddressed to the Clergy, Members of Committees, and Teachers of Schools, in the parish of Dromara, a public meeting was held in the sclool-bouse of Crossgar, for the purpose of considering the state of education in that parish, the best mode of assisting its farther progress, and of supporting the ...

... To (le La Hor of the North Wales Chreoirle. _ ?? .L ?? _l -, -- 1 ?? I SIR,-I perceive the inhabitants of Carnarvonshira aee beginning to be affected with the present mania for Rnilroads,and thopositinn of Portdynllilenieppenrs to draw to it their chief attention. It is not my province to pronounce on the practi- cahility of adopting their suggestion-this must be left to niore competent ...

... DIN NNR TO O'CON NELL IN LIVERPOOL. -1. .1 I I r., I I a 1 I The great body of the company hail assembilil anoI taken their placcs by half-past foer o'clock. 'lhic tables were arranged across the room, leaving longitn. dinal avenues along the sides next to the walls and along tbe middle. Mr. O'Connell, attended by Mr. Rlathbone and other gentlemen, made his appearance at a few ...

... libe Iitllovving letter appeared in lith Eatt-se-Cologniv columns ,-t ic ltrig hto Garetle last week, a ii d tiC We sitp p~os it is the wisih C.t 1 tltC IEditor to give it thle p ?? ( ?? I it ?? tieser. tbtattil ?? joukrnal ), ave reprint it with pliatsurc, antI the public will ,,Ige sohlet her t her o are not'' sight' geant I iara' in liret viiota TFo TIlIE EDITOR OF 'THE B3RIG ITFON ...

... .y The last accounts from Ilobart Town announce tihe le total wreck of the IVallace, ?? from Leith to that part. SbeI was lost by running on a reef of rocks, o wen she had nearly completed her voyage. Fortu- Is matoly the passengers and crew were al' savedl. 'The w following is extracted from the Hobart Town Co-rier id ofthe 4th ofSeptemnber:- 'y The hope that a portion at least of the cargo ...