... COUrTT CIRCULAR WINDSOR,:tSVNDAY. The Queen will hold at Privy Council to-morrow (Mon- day) afternoon, at Buckingham Palace, at half-past three o'clock t Yesterday morning, at nine o'clock, the Prince Alfred, the Princeas Royal, and the Princess Alice, left the Castle, aIc- comipanied by the Dowager Lidy Lytteiton, Col.PBoiverie, and their Royal Highnesses usual attendants, for the Great f ...

... Tfie MiANCi ES7R I CHAMEIq ?? -- .lECE f avd BrRLEI [PROM THE Lt:ACrTFt.' Many of our readers iiill pzaahshlV renln~ilte~r II,,t NTr. Entaisie the nIonopoli,.1 antdiuc fir Sop i shire', mas in dt'btd Ioio'e' oth Iliebtird Blirlev, thfe intlupill' l h.1airroa Of 1 It will also he in ti. rcclllettinof irySlt5 1 'tti politics were cait iatile, ni th.. ,IoI :ha P: thle whole of that -rtett tru ...

... TRANiSPOR7TATION of DA LMAS for ?? J Ouri reades malvy eluellbet ?? W'egav Setile' otibier ack the oill pm rticslats of the ?? f I tile atiov onvict, who wvas found guailty ofa the dreaduttl murdir of fheale oil somtter t-bridge, with whom he Wites on teris of the g-reatest intitacy. While nder seof enii er of' death a- Ilorseoibguer-hiie gaol, Daluid s exhibited either such real. or ...

... THE CHRONICLE. ?? ?? ?? I4 ?? ,PRESTON, sS'ATUDAY Fss U, r2, 6 le i _ THE BUDGET, ? , rd The financial statement of Sir Robert Peel, (of which bve were enabled, in an early aecoad edition of last week's Chronicle, to present neasy the Whole of our town sub- scribers with as ample an ahstraet as ctiuld be tendered by means of the preceding night'5 malls, and that simultaneously or with the post ...

... | LDISTRICT' NEWS. FLEETW OOD. Tni NonritEnN CHuucOH OF EYOLAND SCHOOL, RossAL HeL,-Thie establishment re. opened on Monday last, with a considerable aceas- elon to the number of scholars. There are now 14Q, and from the flattering prospects of the Institution, the committee of management have It in contemplation to erect a large dining room and a consider- able additional number of ...

... IuptrM, 3i- ctit, it As OPENING OlPF PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LOI. DS.-TUESDAY, FBRUARY 4. t Parliament was 'xcued on Tuesday, by the Queen in s person, with all the 'state and pageaantry' customary on u the occasion. The preparations along the line of route c of the royal procession were commencedat an early hour, ;and the streets filled with people rapidly as mid-day ap-I proached. By half-past ...

... STATIONS OF THE BRITISH ARMY, A 1- A1 I - s 1 ?? _.s On the Ist February, 1845. ?? the United Service Journal.) CWhere twoplaces arementioned,thelastnam ned is thatatwhich the dep6t of the regiment is stationed.] Ist Life Guards, Regent's Park 37th Foot, Gosport 2nd Do. Hyde Park 38th Gibraltar, Boyle Royal Horse Guards, Windsor 39th Bengad, Cliatham ]st D~ragoon Guards, Canterbury 4611h ...

... Imnpetftalriament. IOUSE OF LORDS.-MONDAY, FEBRUARtY 10. Earl St. Germans took the oaths and his seat. Earl Powis presented a petition from the Bath Church of, England Society against t u anion of the sees of St. Asaph and Bangor. The nob, \earl gave notice that he should, as early after Easter ad tossible, bring the sub- ject tgain under the consideratite of their lordships. The Barl of ...

... i tMPERhAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS. THURSDAY, February 41. n The house met to-day merely for the purpose of pro. f ceeding to the palace to present the address to her y Majesty.-Adjouried to Monday. I- AMOADAK, February 10. l Their lordships met at the usual hour. is Earl St. Germans took the oaths and his seat. e Earl POWIS presented a petition from the Church of a England Society against ...

... ACCELERATION OF MAILS.—PUBLIC MEETING AT NEATH. j A public meeting was held yesterday at the town-hall, Neath, for the purpose of considering the propriety of memoralizing the Post Master General, for the transmission of the London mail by way of Gloucester, as soon as the branch connecting that city with the Great Western Railway shall be open to the public. The mayor, H. Gwyn, Esq., took the ...

... It stands in the lonely Winerthal, At the bass of llsberg Hill; It at and I as though it fain would fall, The dark Deserted Mill. Its engines, coated with moss and mould, Bide sileot all the day; lit mildewed walls and windows old Are crumbling into clay. 8* through the Daylight's lingering heurt It mourns in wearv rest Bat toon as the sunset's gorgeous bowers Begin to fide in the west, The ...

... emblem of happiness, not bought nor sold, Accept this modest ring of virgin gold. + Love in the small but perfect circle trace, And duty in its soft though strict embrace, Plain, precious, pure, as best becomes the wift; Yet firm to bear the frequent rubs of life. Connubial love disdains a fragile toy, Which rust can tarnish, or a touch destroy; Nor much admires what courts the gen'ral gaze, ...