... DOVER, WEDNESDAY.-This gigantic undertaking, which has been steadily and satisfactorily progressing since its commencement two years since, was this day visited and inspected by his Grace the Duke of Wellington. The noble and gallant duke arrived at Walmer Castle on Monday, and came over here this morning to preside at a special meeting of the HIarbour Commissioners, of whom his grace as Lord ...

... The Cholera is no longer in everybody's mind- the one thing talked about and dreaded. We have the consolation of knowing that the epidemic, having done its worst, at least for the present, has declined, until the official returns no longer alarm the public, and we may reasonably calculate upon its speedy disappearance. Supposing, however, that a day arrives when the Registrar can report that ...

... MIORE ANTICIPATIONS FROM SWALLOW., BATH AND SOMERSET, APRIL 17th. Lansdowne Trial. - Phillippa, first; First Chance, second. Weston Stakes.-Officious, first; Knight of Gwynne, second. Somersetshire Stakes.-Pyrrhus the First, I believe, will not see Bath this season; if he does, his chance for this race is very poor. Halo will be reserved for Chester. The following lot are very likely to be ...

... THE LONDON GZb!TiY,,. TUESDAY, Ju3o 3. BANKRUPTS.-R.MILLAR, Prinfvs-sRrt'z` Sri t'tlt F.. manl and pickle mnerchant.-W. T. CREt-i. ' r jl 11 ?? . victtautler.-J. BARLOW, Wharf-road, Ctty-;o..a c* ?? --5. EliR'rLAND. Btecttingtoo and Hlampton ?? ~L~btr', coat merchant.-E MU!IFORD, Great al; I ?? 1H. MILES, Grrenlwich, builder.-J. CIIO tKxto. .a +matLi~ry, hotel-keeper.-E.BIJRBIDGE, Piocauilty ...

... THE ERA. COUNTRY EDITION. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1849. The political events of France more resemble a moving panorama than aught else. Two monarchies overthrown-a Government embodying the prin- ciples of the wildest Democrary-a Government of the sword-and then a Government based on the prestige of a name, have been the tableaux already presented. The question is, what is the coming scene ? Are ...

... DINNER TO MR. SYNC. On Wednesday evening a public dinner was given by the political friends of Mr. Bvng, in celebration of his services for fifty years as member of parliament for the county of Middle. sex. The dinner took place at Drury-lane Theatre, which was splendidly illuminated and decorated for the occasion. The pit was raised to a level with the stage, so that the tables ex- tended ...

... NOsTli AMERItCAi COLONTIAL Co-t3srTTEe.- 'A meeting of the members of' this committee was held at the Colonial Club- house, in St. JamneS'S-sqUare, onl W~etnesdav, to take further steps for penniotitig emigration to Canada; thie M'Leid. in the chair, in thle absence oif Earl .Mouotcashel. There were prescist at this tneetittg- Sir Aug~ustus d'Este, Sir- Duncan Al Dougall, Mr. S. O'Brien,. A1. ...

... i ClrY El.ECTION DiNNER.- Ol Wednesday last a sumptuous dinner was given by George Lyall and John Masterman, Esqrs., t Lovegroves, West India Dock Tavern, Blackwall, to the Ch&airmen and Deputy-Chairmen of the District Conservative Committees of the two m-embers before named; John Master- nmn, Esq. 'in the chair, supported on the right by Geo. Lyall, Etq Among the guests we noticed the ...

... CITY, SATURDAY EVENING. The precarious State of our foreign relations-the certainty that we are at war with China-that we shall probably bear of the detention of some Neapolitan vessels before the sulphur question can be adjusted-the very threatening aspect of the negotiatio is in regard to the Boundary question ;_in fact, the complicati in of disaster with which our foreign relations seem to ...

... . THE SYNOPsIS. His Royal Highness Prince Albert paid Mr. Thompson a visit the other day at his residence at Hampstead, for the pur- pose of inspecting the Cardinal Wolsey carved oak bedstead, and the various other curious articles lately presented to his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales.-The Duke of Buck- ingham * ill preside at the meetitig of the Bucks Agricultural Association, on the ...

... ?? Ca1V, SATURDAY EVENING. The Budgetasitisatpresent broaugt ra iesplooke empt of in the City as nothing more or less than a desperate attemto the Whips to keep themselves in office. Instead of a well considered and comprehenlsive scheme, having for its object the general revision of our tariff, their only thought seemsg to have been how shall we scrape together sufficient to meet the ...

... It is the cue of the Court and the Ministry to deny that there is anything the matter with the health of Prince Albert, but we regret to say that he is really well known to be in a very delicate state. The report is still current that he has been ordered to try his native German air, and this would probably have been resorted to ere the present time, but for the disturb. ance and interruption ...