... RUSSIA. St. Petersburg. Nov. 13.— Tbe English residents in thi city have presented the Prince of Wales witb an addles, numerously signed, expressive of their devotion to Her Majest Queen \ ictoria, and their attachment to England. The address states that the marriage of tb- Czarcwitch wit n Danish Princess establishes a tie between England an Russia wbich encourages the best hopes for tbe ...

... LIBERAL INDEPENDENT CLUB. The eighth annual dinner of this important political' c ] b took place at the Public Hall, Maldon, on the when about two hundred and twenty gentlemen sat down to an excellent ...

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... FRANCE. CONSTITUTIONAL REFORMS Paris, Jan. 18. — Several English journals mention and attach credence to a rumour of approaching modifications in the Governmental organisation. The Ministers would, in fature, be allowed to defend ?? before the Chambers the measures connected with tbeir respective departments ; tbe address in reply to the speech from the throne would be suppressed ; tbe right ...