... brother, the King of Greece. Then followed the Czar with the Queen Greece, the Duchess of Edinburgh, escorted by the Czarewitch, and the other members of the Imperial Family, and finally the Imperial bride and bridegroom. The bride, on the arm of her future ...

... THE IMPERIAL MEETING. I [Reiter's eleprams.] RaEvEa, July 19.-The Imperial yacht Hohen- zollern, escorted by the German squadron, passed off this port yesterday evening. ST. PETErsB7TtG, July 19,-The Czar and the [Emperor of Germany will meet at three ...

... THE IMPERIAL MEETING, f ~~~~[Reuter's Teegram7.] PETERaor, July 20. -A coording to authentic accounts, the greetings which passed yesterday betbween the Emperor \\'illiam and the Czar were of the most cordial character. As the Imperial yachts neared each ...

... paid by Queen Victoria to v the Emperor yesterday the latter handed to her i Majesty the insignia of the Order of the Bath, con- ferred by the Queen upon the late Emperor William - at the beginning of 1857 to celebrate his fiftieth year of military service ...

... had not yet determined whether to renew the patent to the Queen's printer for the exclusive privilege of printing of Bibles and Prayer-books. It did not depend upon the patent, but upon the Queen-s prerogative. - No legislation wss necessary to renew it; ...

... ought to lave taken the earliest oppor tunity of alluding to the distinguished services of Sir H. Havelock, and also to the exemplary predence, distinguished, valorous, and military skill which lad charaocterised the operations of Sir Colin Campbell. To maintain ...

... g the Queen's jubilee there are as ?? On the 16th inst. there ivill be a military parade;,and. a, Royal salute will be fired, * The- school children will. assemble on the Maiden and sing the National, Anthem, after which a thanksgiving service will be ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS.-(SATUODAY.) kb a late hour this afternoon Parliament was prorogued royal commission. It was known that the Queen would bbe present, and consequently but little interest was oited by the ceremony. The comnmission under the great LI, authorising ...

... G(entleman in attendance on her Imperial and Royal Highness the Duchess of Brabant, The Countess d'Yve. The Count de Lannoy. Equenyito the Queen in attendance on his Royal Highness the Count of Ylanders, and on her Imperial and Royal Highness the Duchess ...

... the East India Company. SPECIAL SEnVICES BILL.-On the motion for going into com- sicittee on the Church of England Special Services Bill, the Earl of WIoCKLOW said the bill was uncalled ?? Archbishop of CANTEaRunY defended the ?? DuNGANvoN regarded the ...

... are to cost one franc, and the proceeds are to be devoted to the poor of Pans. The military governor has given permission to four military bands to lend their services to tbe entertain- ment, which is to be of a varied character, comprising the illumination ...

... THE QUEEN'S JUBILEE. Yesterday afternoon a town's meeting was held at. the Court House, Warwick, under the presidency of the Mayor (Councillor Stanton), to consider the most suitable manner of celebrating and commemorating the Queen's jubilee in that ...