... NVINDSOIt, FRIDAY. The Queen and Prince Albert walked this morning oni !Slj eastern terraco ?? slopes. 'Ihlle Rovyal Paniily took- walkint- and Ion? oser. lse. Ils Se-ne Ilighwimes Priiic,. Lowenstein :end ?? Francis Seymour aire elxpectud te arieive this eveinirtiui at t. d Ciettle otl a VisKit to tie Qlueeii. Thc royal dinirr pirty this evening at tbh Castle will it- elid! her Royal ?? thde ...

... A ?LM'JD INT'ER VENT]ONV of AUSTRIA I!be ITALY. 'T IIe news from Italy is of a very serious nature, and Ithe Npeavefill adl legal agitation winch the Jwisiloni of the lead ers of t In preseit muoverueut in Italy had impressed UpOnl ithe Italiain prole, is likely to stand a hard trial. Aware 9that If the-y ,uave a pretence to tho Austrinn government by any tict ot violence, that governtleit ...

... jDR, IIAMIPDEN'S APPOINTMENT. The following is Lord Joliu Rlussell's reply to the adduiress of the clergy of Bedford, wilic)h w.e paldisihed n afewV ?? [go. As tie signatures, howOever, Nvore not ?? ?? to it, we siljeoill tie addlress to-day, with tihe nairrs of the clorgy who have signed it:- WlonIunN Ami lEY, Dec. 30, 1847. 1 REv. SIRS-I have received Nvith great satisfac- I tion t be ...

... ITA lY. -4-O A lifter from Florence of tie Q'0th mlentionts a report tdilt the Elnpt tor of Airstiin, at the request of ?? Lucca ?? thie Dulte Ol M ode to, lots marched troopS into M odenit wld ?? ram. It this retport be well founded, and tbe mo0e- Itit!t duo`li l11itle ?? piattci without the previous cousert oft hil n liug of Stirdinjit end tile f rand IOuke of Tustcany, it mty trod to st ...

... jl,;NENITNG EDITr ION. j \1'PRESS iROM PARIS. 1%, jjiv' rI ccit,,ed titt Paispaer of' yestet'day ?? D'IadantneAint> l1 hil Y !i wioti thle Ki\NG enitertaiined at flIll-cliotI jims cast ,a suddenl glooil over the -1 ix Ponr joujI'll'4 01' Fr'iday art' ?? occupt~ied jitlil'ii''tioll 1111 thle elec~tion of' the( IVice- * , .r ,I- (h'bomber of' D~eputies. Thtti CO?,- ljiivrt ~Is bee-n, N-i h - et ...

... T'L' MORNING (CHRO]? NI (C L. LON ON t 3A.4 TURDA 1, JAtNVUA4RI' 1, 18t4. de BY far tile tilost curious part of the IAMPI)EN qu rtlfir is tile end of' it. Our reaiders are aware that a lo, to itol th igt ngo piroceedinugs were conl inciel e n ni~ llthe sanction of' tile Bishop of OXFORI), for the bu JI;;! iose of bringing ?? (jliestion of DI1'. II A Mi)RN'S 'rt tiodoxy to trial in the Court of ...

... ?? ?? Hhl ROYAL IJO1IINVESS .11. DAt E1 ADJ IAIDF, I ?? ?? ditty of ?? Ian ?? ?? p .t. rc i o t otilv inv li Frane, but ?? P lur1ILI t( e.tt, II ill %wiltl tile illustriouis permoiage 'ii, :1ll ci 1.cord seasl heild wt% s univeroil. 1Her Royal ' l *i ini Adelaide, sister of the inlug of the ' l txl.:. d 1i ti rit] ?? inorniie*, at IIs ilf past three It i Tiiil it l, i Ijir 71st year, ...

... PEM) BROKE COLLEGE, CAMBRIDGE CA1xwnt tN)rE, Dipc. 31.-A grand festival, in cornmemo- ration of tlhe i500th annivnrsary of the foundation of the above society, was nolden this day within its walls, and the proceedings, as may he eripposed, were of an unusually In- teresting ciaracter. Pembroke College Is one of the oldest extant. It wag founded il 1347 by Mary de St. Paul, daughter to Guido ...

... I T i6LONDON. G, ZE2'7'E' 7 tLqfFRIDAIY, Dec. 1n. IDOWN IN Gt-8TR E'El', Dat. I3I. '1li1(4tQiotliens been graciously pletasedf to give orderst for th i~tlpointinent of Cc-iiern! Sir Colin ltilketi, Knijght Cola- nteilit er of the Most II onsuraible Order oft lie Bath, to hle ant Oidi osry Member of hic 5 iliitary Division of the lirst fiats or Knights (Graid Crosse of the said order. iFOREifG ...

... DUBLIN, Dec. 30. [FROM1 OUR, C0ltllESION`DENT. STATE' OF THlE COUNTRYT. The Tipperary journals, received tinse day, notice ain fin- crease of outrage in the southern division of that county, which lhns been all along much lens disturbed than the Northern Riding. ?? the King's County, too, crime is againl on the increase, and threateniniz notices hafve tieen 5erved upon some of the gentry. lin ...

... T'HE L JIORNYIG C(RlONICLE. I, O N D O N: al Mu ONDA ?? JA N UA R Y Z3, 1848. w Let us not lnistake our position,' said Lord k JOIIN itUSSEI., in his admirable reply to the 01 c!il'v of Bedford: the Church is not in that easy g security of the lost centur , which gave birth to '6 so miuleh] negligence, to so much abuse of her d 'eaIlthi, to suc Ii il perilous apathy. Nothing Ul e [it, be ...

... i I L .T.O. THlE RtlGIIT,.REY, TllE iSIOPl' QOF EIXTTERt. My LooD-1 11oW Venture to resume ily observations on1 your reply to Lord JoI1n Russell's auswer to the remon- strant bishops. My lord, you state that a 1 higher uthiority tllen any rong iid'elrrc, or letter missive, has said that a flisiop must be BLLAMELESS; not extulpt, as you admit, front human infirmity, nor frce from every ...