... lIAS MA.JES7 VS VISIT 70 TO RLAND. [FROM T1TE COURT CIRCULAR.] The Queen heldI a court yesterday afternoon at Blecleilleg- humi Palace, fhr the reception of all address on the throne from the Corporation ofthe city of Dublin. The Lord Mayor ?? arrived at thepalace soonrfter two o'clock, aecompanised by the deputation from the corpora- tion, and attended by the Rev. Ralph Sadleir, his chaplain, ...

... The LONJDON GAZBTTE qf FRIDAY, May 2a. LORtD CHIAMBERLAIN'S-OFFICE, APRIL 3. Noticre is hereby Lgiven, that betr Mtajesty will hold of Dra'v'n -Roorh at St, Janeis' Pamnes, on Tuevda7s, the 27th ofi iay niext, at two o'clock, to celebrate her M1klateey's I~.B Th ~nglis o th seeral orders arc to appear in their Collars [The Lord Chancellor has appointed John Brooking, of Dartmouth, in the ...

... AIL LIA ?? COMMITE FF.- EDINBUlRGH DISTRICT. Members: Lard Aahley, cheitlhadn; Mr. Blackstonie, tMr. R. Cutletls, Captain Osbnrne.fo Eiittmtrtonr Alsn HAwtctt.-Sr W. Riddell Paid hae appearedfo two pr priteors, against the proposed line0, anid also 'Iaoinst thle preamble. Tire abjections he took were to the expense of thre line, sitidi seould be nearer £0000,ithOcent £400,000ll as estimated. ...

... '7GIT C7LAR. CO; The Queen's natal day (Saturday) was celebrated at Clarenmont. At seven o'clock preciselY the band of the n Grenadier Guards, led by Mr. Schott, master of the band, commenced a serenade wvith thle performance of the 1 Re- all velil.6, from their station near Ctle portico at thle east front a of the mnansion, anr The band afterwards performed the following pieces: Tk, Choral ...

... RAILIVA YS. CoMM%'ITILER N-C~ORNWALL DISTRICT. i lh ion. T. B. Macaulay, chairman; Mr,. Hope j~,,s~ss M. l'51.n. Otr. C. L.'gh, Celoost Rtolleston. Jo~ VIA It 'VoN,, Lsor.-MNr. Anatens appeared for C io lse, Which is ;nleiided, hoStated, to frorm a (iO~il~ ?? s Itne 00 whici was in full and ?? force. - ,* t0 c~ttollnce~~ the Corns'all line at the opposite part tu55 ,t it Was propoisd to ...

... MADRID, MAY 19. [FROM OUtR CORRBSPONDENT.] It is impossible to conceive the sensation produced here bythe sudden announcementof allthe government journals, that the long-expected convention with Rome had at last arrived, and had been found inadmissible by the govern- ment, notwithstanding all that had been asserted to the contrary, based on the confidential communications of Senor Castillo y ...

... AGRICULTURAL IW,,GLES. TO THE RIGeT HOxrOURABLE SIR JAIaE (ilRAIt Al SIR-You thus replied to Lord John Russell on .'ru on the question of agricultural wuges:-Y_ belj.,l that the statement of 8s. a week being the averge we;- wages of agricultural labourers was onstiderably ur,i:^ the correct estimate, and that an average of IO. a wee'. Wi, nearer the truth. And again, you say, you (lo not ...

... MANSLAUGHTER BY AN ALLEGPD UNQUALIFIED MEDICAL PRACTI- TIONBR. On Monday night, at nine o'clock, an inquiry, which has been three times adjourned, was resumed and concluded at the Swan and Sugar Loaf, Fetter-lane, before Mr. William Payne, on view of the body of Charlotte Sarah Tam, aged 37, a single woman, who is alleged to have died from im- proper treatment on the part of hermedical ...

... The fifth concert, on Monday evening, was on the whole the best and most successful concert that the society has given this season. In the instrumental department it was admirable. It commenced with MENDELSSoHN'S third symphony in A minor, which was performed last season and the season before, under his own direction. The orchestra were, consequently, well acquainted with the composer's ...

... QUEEN POMARE AND THE FRENCH PROTECTORATJ., The following letter from Queen Pominre to the King of i the French, together with tile one preceding it to the King of pl the Sandwich Islands, requesting him to publish the doeu- In ment, are extracted from the Polynesiiant of January 11 :- se TO 1l1S MAJESTY KASIEHAMtFRA 111 th 0, Kino of the Sandwich Islands, may you be saved by the Fi true ~od! ...

... -7.WrC LTUAL. FETE A7' CHISWICK. X v oll - - - ?? -1 -- - I . - jrdflV t'.e ?? of the flower shows of tue season Ol j .thIv jiorticultiural Society, took place in ChiBWiCk Ksrtlcl ithrr all ill-in-all con8ideration ina these al 'Uti'- tr; vwl.ast eathergoes now-a-days, whenthe rto Lonon to pass the sunmmer, tolerably r lior part of the afternoon was really fine, ol c'lthe 0un did not ...

... SHIP 'WRBCKED FISHERMEN'S SO- CIETY. ALLEGED DEFALCATIONS. A public meeting of a large number of the subscribers to this charity was held yesterday morning in the London Tavern. Sir James Flower presided. Several letters were first read from parties unable to attend. Mr. BREWSTER, one of the subscribers, then rose, and on the part of Mr. E. WVest, the late secretary of the insti- tution, made ...