... WEEiUY COM~PENDIUM.M ! I ?? ?? -- ?? o -_ . . n THE COURT. ?? Oa Sunday morning the Queen and Prince Albert it alked out for some time before church, and returned to the 'Castle in a pony phaeton. 3f.The Qiseen and Prince Albert, her Majesty the Queen :- Dowager, her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent, his Serene ;6 Highness the Hereditary Prince of Saxe Mfelaingen, and her Majesty's visitors, ...

... 4b THE COURT. WINDSOR, TUESDAY.-The Queen and Prince Albert took an early morning walk in the grounds adjoining Site Castle, and afterwards returned in a pony phroton. Their Royal Highnesses the Prince of Wales, Prince Alfred. the lprincess Royal, and the Princess Alice took their accustomed pony and walking exercise early, in the Castle precincts. in the afternoon Prince Albert drove the ...

... I : rLOCAL INTELLIGENCE,. In the long list of names of those present at the splendid dinner given on Satnrday by Viscount and Viscountess Poaimerst!ls, we observe the following amongst ?? James, Viscount and Viscountess Pollington, Lord and Lady Beaumont, and Mrs Lane Fox. Lord Beaumont arrived in this town, by train, on Tuesday, and proceeded to Burton Constable, on a visit to .Sir C. ...

... JMPERIAL £4F LIAMENT. I IT n IT a - Xs n Tal - A - HOUSE OP LORDS, T UESDA Y, Spril 22. Their lordships toet at five o'clcoli. The Bishop Of DU1RHAIN presented a petition from he trustees of Lord Carew's charity, against the charitable Trusts, Bill. A petition to the same effect was presented by the Barl of SUFFOLK. The Bishop of DURHAM wished to ask the noble lord, the President of the Board ...

... | eofouial an-t zortfip intellfenee. I I ~ ?? ?? . NEWS FROM 'THE RIVER PLATE. Accounts from Monte Video to the Slat of January an from Baenos Ayres to the 28tb. have been received. The intelligence Is of considerable Interest. On the 161h of Jaaruary the mercantile expedition up the Parana had as. cended the river to within 30 miles of Santa Fe. Mader the convoy of five vessels of war, ...

... SPEECHES OF SIR ROBERT PBEL AT THE GRAND BANQUET AT THE MANSION. HOUSE, LONDON, ON WEDNESDAY. The LORn MAYOR proposed 1The health of Sir R. Peel and leer Majesty's Ministers. [Cheers.] fie felt the presence of the right hon. baronet a high honour, knowing how few hours hle had to spare for an entertainment of this kind. Politics Inust not be alluded to on this occasion ; and although he (the ...

... I - - - -- _ - - MA. .._E ._SS Several accounts of the good effect of burnt clay as a manure have appeared in this journal . having used it with success, I am induced to add my own testimony in its favour, chiefly on account of the very bad quality of the land on which it succeeded. It is a farm of about 500 acres, which I bought about seven years since, on the Oxford clay, of the very ...

... LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING. IMPORTANT FROM THE UNITED STATES. ARRIVAL OF THE HIBERNIA. MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT. The Hibernia steamer, which sailed from Boston on the 1st instant, arrived at Liverpool on Tuesday, bsringing New York papers to the 31St ult. We regret to state, that the news has a rather warlike appearance; nothing having been done in the way of icglciation; while the president ...

... SUSP ECTED INFANTICIDE I gAT SOUTH GAVE. -- Considir~a~je excitement has prevailed ranong the irnha. thifl is n 'bitalltsp f.South Cave and., the neighbourhood) in consa, ver, quence of the death-of anl illegitimate child, to' which a out iservant in the honse of Mr. Burlanid, soliceitor6 at 'that thin vilg a. given, birth.Tl reoa of ihe mothers, h !bef;rep'p-y in'queptjhad been~heild on the ...

... - olonial an §oreifg intelligence. I IMPORTANT FROM SPAIN. (From the Morning Heraoi of Tuesday.) very interesting news has reached us from Madrid, and ?? up to the date of the 7th inst. Narvaez has fallen, and is now an exile at Bayonne, in the same town where only a day or two before the Infante Don Henry was re. ceived a banished man, and banished by order of Narvaez. Tre resolution to send ...

... tITERARY AND PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY, HULL,.. ~ -I Th rinr eeting of this society was held on Tues- fi go .e ee In lat, when, in the absence of, the~preskdent, 'side ~ oeC5TAJtLE FROST, Esq. was called to the 'proj chair. Mr. PaAIRSALL having read themntso th Mon prqced'n meetIng, abr( Mr. W RT17 sculptor, who.is also the model- ?? Iex'to he Yorkhir Architectural Society, read a very had ...

... ANDMlAST-IDEoWro TaIME. at A SIXTH ATTEMPT HAS BEEN MADE TO ASSAS- Of SINATE THE KING OP THE FRENCH. Happily, gehowever, the design of the base and infamous coward who sought this monarch's life, was frus. ,etrated by the interference of a watchful and gra- it cious Providence. The details will be found in e our seventh page. It seems that his Majesty was ifreturning, ox Thursday, from a ride ...