... Albert have witnessed the Louis XI. of Mr Charles Keen Lord John Russell, it is said in Vienna, has received an in- vitotion from the King of Prussia to spend Easter at Berlin. The Earl of Cardigan is making a general inspection of the cavalry throughout ...

... a grand ferr-o'e-joie* was fired from the guns in St jame5s4 P1'ark, In honour of the srccess of thle British arms at InkernItan- Mr John Bright was burnt in emfigy at Manchester last week. Oal which were inscritbed tire words-4 Bright, the friend of ...

... Right Hon. Lord a Stanley had accented an invitation to lay the corner-stone which was to be succeeded by a dinner at the Derby Arms, and a public soiree in the evening in one of the large mills of the town, His Lordship delivered an eloquent address on the ...

... Huadson's B ay Service, has been directed tog ,revisit the ntorth sh~ores of the North Amvericans Continent in .searchl of Sir J~ohn Franklin. A great improvemnent in the mnanufactutre of wratihes has ?? beee mnade in Genora, by wzhich watch-keys are rendered ...

... Wilmot, John Hamilton I GQray, and George Hsaywards, Esqrs., are appointed 3Members a of the Executive Council of New Brunswick.-Obser;oer. HER MAJESTY'S MNfisrTns.-M4ost of Her Majesty's Mini- a sters are at present absent from London. Lord John Russell ...

... at .Rochester, to becollectoratfBoston. Mr Thomas, collector at Cardigan, to he comptroller at Rochester, MIr Edwards, principal coast-officer at Pvwllhelp, to be collector at Cardigan. .Mfr Atkey, principal coast-officer et Ryde, Isle of WVight. to ...

... displayed.-Gua!%nani. SIR JOHN ROSS'S ARCTIC EXPEDITION. The annexed letter has been received by the secretary of the Hvedsons Bay Company from Sir John. Ross, giving an account C' the progress of his expedition in search of Sir John Frank- hin. It will ho ...

... Alexander Cockburn. The fol- lowing members of the Government and of the Royal house- hold were present on the occasion :-Lord John Russell, Lord Palmerston, Lord Grey, the Marquis of Westminster, Lord Clanricarde, Earl oF Morley, Lord Clarence llaget, Admiral ...

... late Lord John Hay to his flfa, has bee: conferred g on Captain Sir George Tyler, R..H. (tS ) h), h ipillant t officer, like the late Lord Joho, who hel4 tse oppeiutment~ibaa lost an arm in the service. He is a Proteetionist, M.P. for I Cardigan. and it ...

... Small ..- 6t 'V laldiaBonds, 1000 .. pmIAdvertisod.- v Bank of Ireland Stock . -- _ - - - IV Lord John Russell will give his first Parliamentary dinner U on the 1 5th of the ensuing month.-Globe. ri Lord Broughamn has left Grafton ...

... wnil e rc long have out electric telegrapl stretchirog aceros lie Islotri. Six PEisoces POiSasNEDn-Orc Fridfiay last, at Cardigan, six grown up persons were poisoned, one oF icio died thce saic deay, anii four arc still in a vcry crecarions state. Ouc ...