... and Albert will, it « expected, Her'floiiM cKis morning for Windsor Castle. Vrinccss of Prussia arrived at the morning from Cwhio- ,ltl s, pri nc was received his Excellency v.rr.rirt *n£ ,u« Karl of Denbigh, and Baron the' Cavalier anll inspected Guildhall, the House the East India House, and the General Uttßon Hoii*. princetw then proceeded Marlborough l>Mt subsequently left to pay visit to ...

... Windsor, Friday.—The Queen, Prince Albert, the Princess of Prussia, and all her Majesty's ysitor>, **1' the Queen Dowager, with the usual ladies anil gentltni • waiting, walked to Adelaide-cottagc this morning, return to the castle pony carriages. . The Earl of Clarendon left the castle this morni for town. The Earl of Denbigh also took his ur to-day. , . Earl Ilowe is expected to arrive at ...

... City of London. Commencing with the Skinners' Company, on Saturday morning, the court proceeded through the whole of the remainder of the Hvery lists, and closed the revision, so far as the freemen are concerned, two o'clock in the afternoon.—The first case of any interest to report .was novel claim put in by W. Wiles, in respect floating residence. - He is the master of a barge, and was ...

... On the termination of the war with Old lBerabl r T emaiM their garrison lud I Harannah, I went with two companionsovert? Castle of San Juan de Ulloa. It is a tremendous pis- ann d - *° wonder ithad held out £ ♦ 'f 6 rag n of the y eUow fcTerwithiHi walls, and the want of provisions, the Mexicans would*.J. have taken it without a naval force very superior the they then possessed, though they ...

... MANSION-HOUSE.—Committal of Capt. Richardson.—The prisoner was sgain brought before the Lord May >r, on the of having converged a 10/. into a 5.000/. cheque, as Chairman of th • Worcester, Tenby, and Ludlow Railway Compiny, and thereby defrauded Messrs. Coutts and Co., the bankers. Mr. Edward Ingleback, clerk in Messrs. Coutts' bank, examined: —The prisoner called at the bank, and asked for ...

... Aberdeen, granite—of the conducts jf the Fleet-street pavement.. The rew pavement, which was ' a9 t for twentyfive years, has sunk under the -.ffi,, f f betwem Gosling's and S» _ Dunstan's Church! The thoroughfare, as it is cal£* in bitter ironTi is agaia to stopped from incer y to Fetter-iane. Owing to the misbehaviour somebody or somethug in fault, the gieat of traffie a?ain to be- turned ...

... DUBLIN, Sept. 8. Dislike of the Landlords to the Government Plan Relief.—Mr. Denis Shine Lalor, a gentlemau of considerable property in Kerry, repea'er, and magistrate dismissed by Sir Edward Sugden, has, in the Ki'larney Union, up«n last Wednesday, denounced the plan of Lord Johi Russell for the relief of the distressed. Mr. Lalor, proposing for the consideration of the beard series of ...

... LANCASHIRE. Fishing Match.—At Warrington, on Monday, the disciples of Izaak Walton were all on the Qui vive for the settlement of the long-pending match for 201., between six mem!i rS ■ ® a^or ®. Piscatorial Society and six members of tne Warrington Fishing Club. The conditions were, that j in the river Weaver, between Acton-bridge and Winsford, from six o'clock in the msruing until five °/'°? ...

... A letter from St Petersburg of the loth ultimo, in the Preste, gives the following account of the movements of the I mperial Court, of the opinion entertained in Russia of the governmental reforms projected by the new Pope, and of the probability of a concordat between the cabinets of St. Petersburgh and Rome for the administration of the Catholic Church in Russia: The court is still staying ...

... When you have done wrong stick to it, should be the motto of St. Pancros. The directors and poor guardians in that parish have been actively illustrating this comprehensive rule of life. They began neglecting thi inspectorial duties. The workhouse master, of course, abused hi 3 uncontrolled power; and system of lawless coercion was established. The terror of returning to this, drove an ...

... CANADA. Our files of Montreal papers are to the 29th of ' heir Political news are not of mark or moment Morning of the 28th says, in its Packet Summary—' Political affairs remain in statu quo, although it is generally believed that some further overtures have been made by Mr. Draper to the leaders of the French Canadian party; they have not been attended with success, and Mr. Draper, it is ...

... Cape of Good Hope.—H.M.S. Plover, arrived at Spithcad, has brought news from this colony to the 12th st July. Though this is nearly three later than the previous arrivals, there appears to have been no increase of activity in the interim. At Cape Town all seems to have relapsed into quietness. The latest intelligence there from the frontier was to the sth of July. The head-quarters were still ...