... The Queen and Princc Albert, the Prince of Leiningen, the ladies and gentlemen of the court, and the domestic household, attended divine service yesterday morning in the Chapel Royal, Buckingham Palace. The Hon. and Rev. C. Leslie Courtenny officiated. His Royal Higimess Prince Albert rode out on horseback on Saturday, attended by the equerry in waiting. Their Royal Highuesses the Prince of ...

... IAYS. .~g~cS AM 1IERWH'ts DISTRICT. rF, E-NE ?? I chofnia 11r. T1. D). Ho w o1vpr Hertford; Dr. - .. ~ ~ ?? the corn- 0Il eedene i fsoa ofthe~~ Wcastle and 'dork' werled ofthe atmospheric liE il ~l 05 leaagethe weak points, V. ?? lrl~lftb~ridtft~rCV went to show so~lu ato on the VatIosphric principle, fiat It ocas bas Ii p ed ould cntasitly vary adei sesgetror less. From i1ll83 ifonjidtilnt ...

... IThe L OND ON GAZ Z.TTVE of THUESJJA Y, May 20. ST. JAA ES'S PALACE, MAY 13. The Queen has beens pleased, onl thle nomination of Lord Forester, to appoint Peter Harlish Shield, Esq., as one of her MAljesty's Honourablo Corps of' Gentlemen at Arms, vice Elis, who retires. FOREIGN OFFICE, MAY 20. The Queen has been pleased to approve of Mr. John King, its Consul tit the Cape of Good Hope for his ...

... FALMOUTH, MAY 17. Thle packet Penguin, Lieutenant Leslie, has arrived here this afternoon from Rio de Janeiro, having sailed from thence 2d uIt., bringing on freight, gold dust, on aecount of the Imperial Brazilian Mining Company, National Bra- zilian Mining Company, St. Jono dcl Rey Milling Com- pany, Brazilian Mining Company, and the Condonga Mining Company, besides a quantity of valuables. ...

... ShGENERAL JACKSON AND HIS R10ME I [FROM THEr NEw ?? HERALD.] A correspondent of the Cleveland Herald, who has lately visited General Jackson, at the Hermitage, reports his re- fusal of Commodore Elliott's proffer of a mortuary dwelling place, in different though far more characteristic languags than that employed in the formal letter from the Old Hero, which we have recently published. ...

... DUBLIN, MAY Id. [FROM OUR CORR EPO$DENT.7 TIMt NEW COLLEGES-MEE.TIN5 IN GALWAY. A meeting of the ijhabitatits of tie town of Galwway, without regird to sect or creed, w*s held Iii the Court House on Thursday. The highi-shieriff, P. M. Lynch, Esq., presided, when at committee was appointed to prepare a memorial to the Queen, praying for the istablisumelit of a provin=ial college in Gahway, the ...

... IR ELA ND. DUBLIN, MAr 17. rFROI OUst COREE5I'ONDEIN'T.1 AIAYNOOTII BILL-PUBLIC OPINION. The exnample set by the declaration of the prinici pal laided proprietors of tbe county of (allway, nail by Sir Robert Peel in the House of Commons, hits been followed in other quarters, and the Maynootil bill is supported by the good sense of the country, many of the leadinr and modenmtc Conservatives ...

... T'll], NJENDiLV7JT SOCElTY. Onl Satttrdav the ?? ehinniernifry of thi s o-- ciety WuS ho-ldl :1 tile Soc~ietys ruooit, lied Liottt'tuaitiIt. ,,Ie M.rI i'te5ss of' Welottiflhitclr Iin thle chui ir. Amjongst ?? noble- Itlelt atd Peiit littitel prletict Nve Osilererd tilie Malrj ?? of Wecs tminster, Ettrl Mianvers, Lord Endsidtick, tile En' 1 Of' Artindtl otidl Surtrey, the( Earl- of' Eldoni, Sir ...

... UNIVERSITY INTELLiGEBNlV. OXFORD, MAY 14. In a convocation, holden this morning, the followinggeti- tlemen wvere appointed masters of the schools :-The Rev. Henry Harris, 3I.A., Fellow of Magdalen College; the Rev.?rhomas Brancker, M.A., Fellow of Wadham College; the Rev.ArthurA. Cornish, M.A., Fellow of Exeter College. At the same time, the Rev.- Landon, Fellow of Mat- dalen College, accepted ...

... VISCOUNT and VISCOUNTESS PALMIWR- STON'S PARTIES. Viscount and Viscountess Palmerston on Saturday even- ing entertained a distinguished circle at dinner, when among their guests were the Marquess and Marchioness of Normanby, the Marnuess and Marchioness of Clanricarde and Lady Elizabeth be Burgh, the Earl of Besborough, Countess De Grey, Earl and Countess Cowper, Lord Edward Howard, Dowager ...

... MEDICAL pIPWMAS. Foul deeds will rise i tem (Though ?? the earth o'erwhelm them) To men's eyes.-.S-iUAsJPaABU rit TU B1LTORB* n aal m~ff Sta-The ensgne of death In the l4s'~eij and Tawrii t was prussio acid-a poison ieldl ont by ie*.tors to the world as a medicine. We deny that lif amedicino. ill 'etid nor the othev ence that It is not a medicine. Neither ?? rease or matady poisons used by ...

... Few metropolitan Institutions of a charitable nature are as yet one hundred years old; the ?? Hospital, however, reached that advanced age yesterday, and although at such an advanced age, it shows no symptoms of weakness or decay, but seems rather to strengthen and to flourish more and more the older it becomes. The centenary festival of the hospital was cele- brated yesterday by a public ...