... ?? OMPOIC. - -6? - - Alt(II (!e klnt at Backingltam Palace, the 21st day of I: rtbrum r, i iS Present, it' w acen:'s Most EXtelellti Majocty in Council. te isaviog bean ?? to appoint the jn lK02 txvorge W~iliams Frederici, Enld of Claron. a., to be onC Of lon Majesty's Principal Secreta- ;e te. lci:' Lorssilil vsas this day by lher Majesty's ' 1;.s oi' C of lier Mijesty's Principal Secreta. ...

... LORD CHARLES THYNNE AND HlS PARtISRIONERS. It will be recollected that, at the latter end of lont Dint October, Lord Charlesl Thyme, son-in-law of the Bishop po- of Balth and Wello, a Canon of Canterbury Cathedral, ty's and Rector of Loribridge D ~vcrill, Vsilts, seceded to the Church of Roei,, and bos since been followed by big theo Iife ; but the forniel announceinant liaso ly just been ty'o ...

... groan *ifrlIa)'0 LO~on efa;rtte. LoRD CIsANDELAIN'S OFFicE, FEB, t7. d Notice is hereby giver, thlat his Royal Higuess Prince IL Albert will, bv the desire of her Majesty, bold Levees C ?? St. janusei' Palace, on behalf of ier .iajesty, o it e a ollon ilg doys, at toee o'clock ti Wednesday, 2nd March next. 1 Wednesday, 9th March neat, cl It is btr Majesty's pleasuoe that presentations to bis ...

... .. . 1A 3 Is I mTIT A D -i *IONl)AY ANUTARY 31 1853 ENEfRAL BROTHERTON AND MJR. COBDEN. ,Mr. Cibden pre clttC h.s ?? to thle Editor of 7hc 'ior , ann xwi!l be obliged by his inserting the )ilooNill coercesptndeitC which bHS passed betweeln him -d ?? trliatu .-Gencrrl Brothorton. llaiicliesicr, Feb. 2. Licetertcinat-Geaerirl Brotbertoti preoiats his compli- toots to Ylr. Cobden, lle wlidi him ...

... Olt of tgUt~, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1853 6s. 4s. NEWPORT. 6 The Quarterly Meeting of the Town Council was hold is on Tucsday last; Francis Pittis, Esq. Mayor, took the in chair, and the usual busioess was transacted. It was on expected that the sanitary state of the Borough would I have been discussed, but Mr. Aldorman Cooke, who had t ld given notice of a motion on the subject, was not ...

... STRIKE OF FARAI-LABOURERS IN WXILTSHIRE. y~ (From a so ?? of flsc Daily, Yews.) ey- in The increasi ng value of labour is ait lengirhi felt even in i in Wiltshire. Ini the southern division of that county trhs , dia, wages of farm Servants, with wives and childr~rl to malt.- C on tirie, and with cottage rents to pay, have, up to this time, ith boon 7s. a week. Not because grain Was lsw in prco ...

... ? W! i ? ?? i i. to I1li'IC 111MB13l'fl Ub'6.IiA'T'l?1 COi Si~'riit'd Ib is cototnittico. vto~o0o'll.btt st~ll, 011itut tot, Mif. ?? d0 II' t, II~r. O.10,ii' IAlilooto it ',IltotliI oln!,intt p~ r 'It oltt 1 Ii itt, lt to b Vol tiko clect't' . titt L. ,oeo ott1 tilt otlt.t Pet I t;tldo dlt il' opt ntill ?? t toOt. pla' ot ?? U titl :11d I tit of, Juiy Ilt ?? ?? 'it Ft 'iittin tool ofii ...

... (Froms 5/se Timese) sos. Tho marriago of Louis Napoleon was an event which Oso it might hssvs boen supposed would have creeated the lug utmost enthusiasm ansd roused tlso most general interest w amrong thle Parisions. Even thea mest consson placa bit people are on suds an occasion raised into something li ke lhs importance, and il wedding is an ,attractive festival even la 115., where the ...

... ?? V, - :- or -L ~ D-- . ' - , The fortoigirtly Meeting of this Board was beld on M qf lWednesday-J..J F. Pratt, Esq. in tire cliair,--the 'wo'ble Ts- io of tho Board was present with the 'exception of three) duct, members, 'ter en A letter was rend from the Poor Law Board in refe.- T d- rence to thle soldiers' wives and children left chargeablo Bromi on the Union by tire 1st Reyals. The ...

... THE SAOBATr, AI.D TtE PEOPLE'S PELAOR.-On Sunday last, Feb. ith, Sermons en the above subject wore preached at the following places of worship in this town, in the following order :-At St. Peter'e (Episcopals Chapel, by Rev. - Bibby, Curate; at St. James') Church, by Rev. - Shephard, Incumbent; and at Nile Street (Iudependtic) Chapel, by Rev. E. Jeffrey ?? which were listened to by numerous ...

... GENERAL BROTHERTON AND MR. COBDEN | -h Mr. Cobden hrs addressed the folloiwing to the bh Editor of the Times:- Sir,-Geiieral Brothortou expresses his surprise liht d I did not notice his secosid sommunication, ill whirll lie informts me that his first letter, instcad of being what it w rrofessed to be, was writton solely bkcause he doubted hI my sincerity. It appears to me, with all deference ...

... SATURDAY, FEBRlUARY 5, 1853. -4 - - CIIICIIESTER. On Wednesdey coveing last, J. Blagden, Esq., of Petworth, dclivered a lecture ol (Gcology, before il nu- merous auditory of the members of the Chlicbester Lite- rary Society an I Mechanics' Institution. The lecturer, who rcsides in a ceighbourhood highly favourable to geological pursuits, had evidently bestowrcel much care and attentioss on thc ...