... Since our last remarks on the Search for this gal- a lant Arctic explorer and his no less gallant companions ap- lin peered, a statement has been published, strongly corrobora- thn tive of our opinion that he proceeded up the Wellingtonl thl Channel. The Nautical Magazine is. deservedly regarded an as a high authority in all matters connected with naviga- fr( tion, This is owing no less to the ...

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... , ..Vfje?z-outt. e The Queen held a Couvt and Privy Council at r three o'clock yesterday afternoon at Buekingtham Palace. I At the court Shsfi Khan had an audience of the Queen, and delivered to'her Majesty his credentials as Eiivoy Ex- trrordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary from the Shah of Persia. l The Coant ?? had an audience and delivered 6to the Queen his credentials as Minister ...

... TRAINED BY GEORGE DOCKERAY AT EPSON, AND RIDDEN BY ELNATSAN FLATMAD, Winter of the Goodwood Stakes, 1853, and the property of Mr. GRmxLLR; is got by Slane out of Brington's dam, and ran successfully as a two year old. Last year she distinguished herself by winning the Yorkshire Oaks and the Great Ebor Handicap. In the present year. she ran second to King of Trumps for the Port Stakes; was ...

... SECON D EDITION. , - I § URsYIN&' CUIROVICLE OEFICIP, - Fridlay, 12, Noon. | 5-'RESS FROM PARIS. i soM ous OWN CORliESPONDBNT. PARIS, THURSDAY MOaNING. I bave se5it to you this morning by telegraph the ..utial clauses of the great treaty, offensive and -fetisive, concluded at Vienna on the 2d of De- .eniber bctween Austria, France, and England. I lew enabled to give, if not the text itself, at ...

... WOLVERHAMPTON. The colliers of this neighbourhood, who are under notice of a reduction of wages, have been visited by the colliers from the Potteries who have received similar notices, and, instigated by the latter, the colliers of Bilston and the locality on Friday committed serious depredations, in one or more instances pillaging shops, and, in several, forcibly preventing those colliers ...

... ] FRMOVa OWN olefllsOmDENN.) pllai5g appeared in our Evening Edition of 100d)l PARIS, TUESDAY EVIuNuwX. tnare you beyond all doubt that the newa - 921 iD Sicily is official. Thus evening's Gaiig- i* '°,g ~t is an idle rumour, and says that at t there must be an error in the date of the I ir (Nor. 30), because there is no direct tele. W_ WaratsuniOdtiOr between Naples and Paris. ?? ' ttn'ii ...

... TIHE LOSk? OF THE PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL MAIL STEA.At-SHIP AVA. OFFICIAL INQUIRY. Yesterday Mr. Selfe, the Thames Police-court magistrate, and Captain Walker, of the Board of Trade, nautical as- sessor, opened an inquiry at the Grreenwich police-court into the circumstances attending the wreck of the Penin- sular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company's steamer Ava on the coast of Ceylon, on ...

... I Several meetings have already been held by tl sympatbisers with tbe woman hl'Lachlan, and tho .Nor;, Britiols hail says that Sir George Grey ' A havo s pressure put upon him probably unequalled in his a. pelience as Home Secretary. The Inverneos Courier has the following :- The unfor. tunate heroine of this tragedy is, as she stated, a notived Inverness, 28 years of age. Her father, ...

... On Friday, two respectable-looking young men waited upon Mr. Knox, atMarlborough-streetpoliCe- court, t6 ask his advice. One of the applicants, a groom, stated that, having seen in the Telegraph of the 23rd ult. an advertise- ment as follows:-Wanted, a young man as light porter, who can drive. Wages 22s. 6d. per week. Apply it the Advertising Office, 41, Great Pulteney- street, Regent-street; ...

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