... ARRIVAL OF THEE CoURT AT OsBoRNE.-The Queen, E Prince Albert, with the junior branches of the Royal Family, and the Ladies and Gentlemen of the Court, ar- rived via South-Western Railway at the Clarence-yard, Gosport, at twenty minutes after one on Saturday, and were received on alighting from the railway carriages by i the naval commander in chief, Admiral the Hon. Sir Bla- I den Capel ; the ...

... THE IPSlVICH 3IuILDING SOCIETIES. FIUiITII ER St EXAMIN AlIGONS OF T0OMAS SMEETON. b The further examinations of Thomas Smeeton, charged DI with various acts of alleged fraud, took place at ?? Bi Hall, on Monday last, before the Mayor T. D. Ross, Esq., tr T. DEye Burroughes, Esq., Charles Burton, Esq., and C B. Biramse, Esq. h The prisoner was now charged with having feloniously ol obtained a ...

... LORD CARLISLE AND A WARDER OF THlE REGALIA OF SCOTLAND.-During a recent tour in !Scotland, Lord Carlisle, in company with the Hon. and Rev. F. R, and Lady Elizabeth Grey, presented himself for admittance into the regalia ?? Castle, without the re- quisite order from the Lord Provost's office. The warder at the foot of the stairs refused admittance to the party, but was ultimately induced to ...

... MISCELLANE]OUS8 Thursday was the birthday of her Royal Highness the Princess Alice. At five o'clock in the afternoon her Ma- jesty received a small juvenile party. comprising the younger members of the families of the Duke and Duchess of Sutherland, the Duke and Duchess of Argyll, Lord and Lady Blantyre, Monsieur and Madame Van de Weyer, und Colonel the Hon. C. B. and Mra. Phipps. The Queen, ...

... THE PREL1IMINARY CRUISE TO GIRsALTAR.--The C Royal yacht Victoria and Albert, Capt. Lord Adolphus Fitzelareuce, is receiving on board six week's provisions and stores at Portsmouth. Next week her officers and crew will he removed on board her from the Royal George yacht hulki, when preparations will be made for the forth-. coming cruise to Lisbon, Gibraltar, &c. a3 GORHSAM vi. THE BISHOP OF ...

... I S --W IP S WIC H, atesardayJ, A5pril 0 1006. COaMMiSaS1ON STGNED BY THE LORD LIRUTINANT oF THE COUNTY OF SUasvOLx.-SUffOIlk Yeomanry Cavalry -Melford Troop-Nathaniel Clarke Baynardiaton, Esq., to be Captain, rice ThomaasHa ill, jua., Esq., deceased. it'ut Skavica iN INDIA.-T following colimunica. tlopl will be ?? With interest:- A L ?? a .9econd .Liea~enant in N.M. OGh Rifle#, to s Parenit . ...

... THE:QuarEN.-The following bulletin of Her Majesty's health was issued on Wednesday:- Buckingham Palace, May 8, 1850, 9 a.m. el The Queen and the infant Prince continue well. h JAMES CLARK, M.D.V CRALES LococK, M.D. V ROnERT FERGUSON, M.D. 2 Her Majesty's recovery is so far advanced that no I more bulletins will be issued. ql We are sorry to announce the indisposition of the Lord 5 ...

... IRELLNND. TUE MAYO ELECTION.-The tive in the room of Robert Dillon commenced on Thursday, the 251 eminent Irish Barristcr, Wu the l vative interest; and Mr. OuselY by the priests on the Regedl uite place on Friday, and on Mondays announced the numbers to ?? Butt, 93, The following account of the Standard vill show how ti resnacted ?? The crtonsnfft! had Ijut three professilonal agents and ...

... I MPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS- th O Y,A May 30 Earl GREv stated that he intended to move the second reading, of the Parliamentary Voters (Ireland) Bill on Thursday next, and, in case of its being read a second time on that day, to move that it be committed on the following Monday. HOUSE OP COMMONS. THURSDAY, May 30. The House assembled at 12 o'clock in the new House, which was ...

... COUBBESPONflENCE. AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION FOR EMIGRANTS AND OTHERS. To the Editor of the Ipsawich Journal. Sin,-There are various establishments for giving an Agricultural Education in different parts of England, and perhaps for the sons of gentlemen, wealthy farmers, and land agents, there is none better than the one at Ciren cester, Gloucestershire; but there are other classes that would be ...

... RUSSIA. The St. Petemburoah Journal, of the Gth inst., mentions the discovery of a conspiracy by a number of persons, among whom were several officers, to overthrow the Go. vernment. Some of them were found to be persons of bad character, but others were the victims of fallacious pro. mises. By commend of his Majesty the Emperor a com- mission of inquiry was instituted. After minute and care- ...

... Sam teeda!, Octotelr 12,I0) IPSWICIi CORPOnATION.-The Mayor, T. B1 °. ' Esq., with the assessors S. B. Jackaman, Esq-, TVil Lawrance, Esq., on Monday, held their court at t i h0 n all, for the revision of the list of burgesses c ,rber right to vote at the ensuing municip l electionflS were 32 claims, and 21 objections. T1he number of 0 on the registcr amounted to about 2,500. On lesdeo Mr. ...