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The Court
... The Queen and Prince Albert, the King of the Belgians, the ladies and gentlemen of the court, and the domestic household, attended divine service yesterday, in the private chapel in Buckingham Palace. Prayers were read by the Hon. and Rev. C. Leslie Courtenay. The sermon was preached by the Rev. Mr. Liddell. Their RR. HH. the Duchess of Cambridge and the Princess Mary visited their Majesties ...
Every court and every politician in Europe, will be considerably surprised by the debates on rtugil our Houses ..
... Louis Philippe will rub his eyes, Prince Metternicii not believe his senses, whilst the Czar and Count Nesselrodk will fling up their hands together in despair, and iidulge in the bitter exclamation that there is not one tory left in England. There is nothing in the conduct, nothing in the language of her Majesty's ministers, to call forth this surprise. They are consistent enough in their ...
FRANKFORT, Mat 26. The history of the Prussian diet is working itself out as was to be expected. Tne summer
... smiles which welcomed its opening are fading fast into the winter of the royal discontent that is likely to gloom around its close. One cannot refuse praise to the conduct of the members, who have throughout displayed manliness combined with moderation, and considerable parliamentary tact There was no want of voices who pretended that the estates, on their meeting, ought to begin at the ...
A suggestion has been made, in the matter of the Caxton memorial, which seems very deserving of attention. To ..
... the various shoals which the unskilfulness of designers, the errors of judges, and the grossness of the public taste place around the suggested commemoration, whether by a statue or a fountain and light pillar, it is proposed that the sum collected for a Caxton monument be appropriated to the building and endowment of an almshouse or hospital for decayed printers. We trust that this scheme ...
Our letters and the Paris journals of Sunday continue to be engrossed with the details of official corruption ..
... the parliamentary inquiries and discussions now held in the French capital. the ministerial majority in the Deputies have smothered the Girarrtin scandals in the chamber, the journalist majority in the press has made ample amends for this out of doors. One journal only, the Debats, defends the cabinet. Of the three which it lately influenced, one is defunct from want of public support, another ...
SHIPPING
... M ails Arrived.—Dublin, 6; Waterford, 4: Donaghadee 2; French, 2; Flanders, 1. London, June 7.—Wind this day at noon, N.N.W light breeze, and fine clear weather. Deal, June s.—N.—6th, N.E., fresh, and squally Arrived: Jeannette Phillippa, Batavia, and sailed for Amsterdam ; Nuevo Carapeado, Havannah, and sailed for Christensand. Sailed: Mercator, Havannah; Centurion, New York; Mary Ridley, ...
There is little chance of the intrinsic greatness of Thomas Chalmers ever being adequately recognised by the ..
... position as a churchman, as provincial churchman, necessarily concentrated much of his attention and energy upon subjects which, if not positively distasteful, possess at least little interest for society at large out of his own country. And the public is but too apt to judge of men more by the sphere in which they act, than by the powers of intellect and will they display in it It is a great ...
The Daily News
... HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE.—TO-horeow FIG A DEL REGGIMENTO. Mdlle. Jenny Lindl—The Second Act of GISELLE. Mdlle. Carlotta Grisi.—And a Seloction from ONDINE. Mdlle. Orito.—Doors open *4. ROTAL ITALIAN OPEKA, COVENT-GARDEN. To-jronspw LUCREZIA BORGIA. Madame Grisi, Madame Albopi ; Signors Mario, Tamburini, and Marinl.—A Pas Pas de lYois from La BOUQI'ETIERE DE VENISE, by Mdlle. Fanny Klsslcr, &c.— ...
ELECTORAL HISTORY OF ENGLAND
... HAMPSHIRE. We now bend our course, in a southerly direction, to the maritime counties of England. With Hants, we commence a new group, which intend shall comprise that fine and ve-ry important shire, with the contiguous ones of Sussex the east, and Dorsetshire and Devonshire on the west. This a district scarcely less important in an electoral point of view than as a great seat of our maritime ...
The Daily News
... HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Tins Etvkino, ROBERTO IL DIAVOLO. Mdlle. Jenny Lind, Madame Castellan; Sig. Gardoni, and Sip. Staudigl.—The PAS DE GISELLE.—And Selection ONDINE. Doors open at '4. ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA, COVENT-GARDEN.—This Evening, IL BARBIERE DI BIVIGLIA. Madame Persiani; Mdlle. Bellini; Sigs. Salvi, Markii.—The Third Act of LI'CREZIA BORGIA. Mad. Grisi; Sig*. Marini, Tamburiai.—The ...
We have last received the official statement of the votes in the second Chamber of the Prussian Diet, the various
... modifications the proposal to petition the King to convene the Ch tmbers at least once every two years. The results are curiously illustrative of the actual position of the Prussian legislature. A motion that the King be requested to acknowledge the right of the Diet to be summoned annualljto deliberate on the estimates of the year, or that his Majesty, if disinclined to do so, should submit ...