... I - THE NEW PALACE AT WESTDMINSTER. We made a careful inspection tile owter nay o0 tile Resy House of Commons in Mr. Barry's new Houses of Parliannert It is a noble room sixty-two feet broad by forty-five long, and forty-five high, as small as is possible ...

... calf, Lord Naas, l P ; Richard Nugent, J P; Adls' I, Nixon, Thomas Neill, David North, Roger SQ o , John H Nonn, Thomas Christmas Nolan. Tho9r t Neville, Edward Eyre Newonbam, Darley af Deputy Lieutenant; William Owen, J P; J old a 84, Abbey-street; Count ...

... hear). A r new doctrine had lately been enunciated on this subject, to I the effect that they sajust hot have a reduction of taxjation even if by means of retrenchment in expenditure a surplus was effected. That surplus, according to the new doctrine, ...

... is hoped that this. may be isone wlmthit the limits of an 8vo. vol. of about o00, or 350 l:tnee ; aotd it is proposed to illustrate and acsist the descrip- o:i ,f tile sereral articles, by a tfes well-executed wood cut ...

... Paris, until Christmas, where the Earl and Countess of Arundel and Surrey are still staying. Viscount Fielding is on the eve of' taking his departure from England for Rome. Viscount and Viscountess Jocelyn have arrived in Chesham-street, London, fiom a tour ...

... has been appointed musical director at the Theatre Royal Drury-lano, for the coming season, beginning at Christmas. NO-POPERY MOVEMENT-CITY OF LONDON ADDRESS TO THE QUEEN. In consequence of the Privy Council, fixed for Tuesday, t having been postponed until ...

... wholesome water; and yet strange to say, no Li city was so badly supplied (hear, hear). The construction of It waterworks in London and in New York had cost as maty Imillions as it would thousands in Dublin. Under these cr- e cumstances ho begged to move the ...

... manmion a of Colonel 1\'bite, who possesses a beautifal estate about 50 l miles from New Orleans, wlho has the honour of being an a Irishman, anative of Clonmel:- `New Orleans, La, 22d Nov. 1850. MY DEA.U. Hit. DoWDEN~-I feel exceetdiogly obliged to 3 ...

... certain distances, and set on fire to illuminate the streets by sight instead of lamps. Had you any notion of thus gracing London? Perhaps not. I will say out of charity von did not wish for such a scene; yet, at your calling and instigation the illustrious ...

... 214,13M; Exchequer, large, and small, 59s. to 62s. London weather fine. _ TiEm TEA TRADE, JAN. 6.-The market has been rather heavy since Monday last. During the past week the deliveries iefii London were, however, larger, being 455,0881b. This, n- compared ...

... headed by time Lord Mayor, proceed at once to London. The Loins MAYOR-For myself I way say, that I will con- cider the letter which I shall receive from Mr. Reynolds' a peremptory summons to proceed to London, and I shall be quite atyourcommnand on whatever ...

... National Assembly when nothing more piquant is astir. To illustrate the universal barrenness, the Times has fallen back on Friday night's debate, and dresses up ministers and the Titles Bill in a new patch- work of invectives and pleasantries. The Times ...