... DOMESTIC r The King of Hanover is expected to arrive dl a1 in this country at the latter end of May.r a RAILWAY - EmiLoBsNT.-At the end of June, n 1850, the number of persons employed was 118,8b9 i n a railways open and'not open,.and: at'the end of ,June lalt ei Y the number was -106,501. The -leogth of line'open ,t d e the end of June last was 6,698 milesp.and-29 chains. P e The Count Alfred ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAA T. HOUSE OF LORDS.-TUESDAT. MARCH 30. The royal assent was given by commission to the con- solidated fund bill, The Lords Commissioners were the Lord Chancellor, the Earl of Salisbury, and the Earl of Lonsdale. THE CRYSTAL PALACE. Lord CAMPBELL rose to ask a question in reference to the Crystal Palace. He need scarcely say he entertained a high admiration of that wagnitent ...

... MORNING CHRONICLE OFFICE, it Ivil Thursday, Twelve, Noon. in hal AUJSTRU&. !tah VIENNA, MAnoH 28. tbh [FROM OUR OWN CORRIESPONDENT.] of To-day's Wiecer Zeitung gives an elaborate ac- h count of the Hulsemann charizvari, with a view to th exculpate the native Americans from all participa- H tion in, or connivance at, that offensive domonstra- hi tion.R The Vienna Gazette gives full credit to ...

... COMIFORT VERSUS MUDDLE. _f.JbTW nA{-~A We EDglish folks love Comfort dearly. The word Comfort is api .said to be peculiarly Enlalsh, and untranslatable, in its full P meaning. into any foreign language. It might almost be said of No masy famnilies-tbey worshipComfort..ThatitistheirHousethold No god is not saying too much. t t Combrtjis closely identified with the idea of Home.. At least, __ ...

... The Queen was this this da ST JAMES'S PALACE, March 24. y pleased to confer the honour of Knighthood upon John Dorney Harding, Esq., Doctor of Tem Civil Law, Advocate in Doctor’s Commons, and of the Inner ne ral. ple, Barrister-at-Law, and Her Majesty’s Advocate-Ge- OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, March 27. Cam Royal Regiment of Artill to be Colonel Commandant, vice Major-General gs Frederick Lacy, ...

... THE NA VY. APPOINTMENTS. Commanders-Alexander Boyle (1842), to the Victory, flag-ship, at Portsmouth; John R. ltodd (1851), to the Im- prdgiable, flag-ship, at Devonport ; John B. Marsh (1844), to the Waterloo flag-ship, at Sheermess. Lieutenant-William B. Mason (1848), to the Britomart, sloop, at Devonport. OLWICH MARCH 1. The Valorous steam sloop will leave Woolwich for Green- riti.u on ...

... BANGOR AND CAINM'1RVON RAILWAY. tt The portion of this line of railway and its branch to , Port Dinorwic was formally opened on Tuesday. Anuom- t. ber of gentlemen, resident in Bangor and Carnarvon, vhio had been specially invited, assembled at the Bangor Rail- way Station, to meet Mr. Aount, the engineer, witi Mr. y Binger, the superin tendent of tile Chester and 1iolyhead f Railway, and ...

... DsAYs. Mon; C mVE1S P'yTIVALS, FAIRS. &C. h.n h i ?? I S 2 S .0 Friday ?? 2 9 P9 9 Ab rtbes le Fair. Saturday . 3 10 7 10 2S )cnbigh Fair. Sunday .4 10 49 11 i Palm Sunday. Mlonday . .5 11 31! 11 3513 angor Fair. ITuesday ?? 11 o'5' 12 wedilesday . 7 ?? 7 12 5 12 CHESTER AND HOLYHEAD RAILWAY. Traffic for tile week elded March 21st, 1S51. Passengers ?? . 913 2 2 Parcels, 1. 0. & DS -- ?? 2 .5 5 ...

... THE MIDDLESEX LAND TAX COAM- MISSION. A general meeting of the commissioners of land tax, for that part of the county of Middlesex which is described in the 38th Geo. 111. as the rest of the said county, was held yesterday, at the Sessions-house, Clerkenwell, pursuant to notioe, to put in execution so much of the said act as is thereby committed to their care and charge for the year ...

... YHE CANADA COMPANY. The half-yearly meeting of this company took l'p' terday ; Mr. Charles Franks in the chair. The following gentlemen were reelected adirel!) Mr. Robert Biddulph, Sir R. V. Carden, Sir Wm1 I quhar, and Mr. Alex. Stewart; and Mr. A. G Itibtr elected as auditor. The land sold to the 1Ith of March, 1852, Wvs--C'7 serves, 1,522 acres, at the average value of 12i, 4d! Fluron ...

... HOUSE Of V'OMMONS&-.7WEDNESDAy,M 31. The SrRXEBp to,, the chair at noon. the Portses Gas Bill ant the Stockton Extension and Improvement Bill were considered, and agreed to. PUBLIC BUSINESS. PETITIONS PRESENTED, MATNOOTH ACT.-For repeal of, by Sir E. FILMER, from,.Tonbridge; Mr. COWAN, Ofr ?? Mr. CHILD, from Stafford; Mlr. O. GORE, from parnnard 'vonab ire. BEER BILL.-Against, by Sir E. FILMER ...

... iate EDlirWiHL-A considerable part of the iberd , in constituency of Edinburgh are anxious to start the present ech Lord Provost of that city, Mr. Duncau M'Laren, as a can- ech didate at the general elect'on * and that gentleman will ore not, it is understood, decline the honour, should a requ - iu lion, adequately signed, be presented to him. Mr. M'La-. st,, rest's ?? e ?? liberal, and he ...