... A LADY'S VISIT TO APSLEY HOUSE, ?? (For the Preston Chronicle.) After waiting for many days, we at last got tickets sent to us to visit Apsley [louse. They were for one day last week, and a very rainy day it was! ?? make matters worse, no carriages are admitted into the court yard, as there is a temporary wooden building erected against the western gate, to receive sticks and umbrellas, and ...

... E- - - E S OF F * THE EMPRESS OF FRANiCE. H. Sgr, *ns. r of on- R. sY, ord Mr. ]cr- 'ers , to gilt )a11 ted ing ral tie of vas ,of art, 'to the ary da ng, Mr. rafit rng. 3m- irry te a thea ;rait Lrds asti. at ing rait (Irt. Iof -And rea, so 'ery No the Ork 000 tida ba ted, iu- tier gal- Ia Iof ,aly the ler- ?? buat to. Mty tile and .e to line Ater, f its me, ~avy and the thle will vedl :ell ...

... ir ,.0 .- ~ ., - - ibat Motion made, That this house do resolve itself into acom- ton aid mittee, to consider the act 8 and 9 Vie. c. 25, being 'An act his to amend two acts passed in Irelaad for the better ess education of persons professing the ?? Catholic In'l religiouand for the better government of the College ili established at Maynooth for the education ofauclpersonS all and also an ...

... I ] FOREIGNINTELLIGENCO. Ir II - I ,N FRANCE. 0, PAS, MONDAY AFs~mNoON.-The great fits of yeaster- ld day has happily passed off without any public accident or even serious incident, considering the immense assemblage that had been drawn together. This morning's Moniteur concludes a long official account of the religions ceremonies ar by saying that the very time favoured this imperial feta, ...

... ._ ?? A PAPER, BY THE REV. DR. HUME, READ AT THE ma LITERARY AND PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY. Th At the close of the darkest period of Scottish history, the viz., in 843, it is known that Kenneth II, commonly called to Kenneth MacAlpine, became king of all Scotland. He ad' had previously been the sovereign of the small community, be who, coming from Scotia Ijor (Ireland), settled in Argyle us( and ...

... re It is gratifying to find, by the reported proceed- NrgigtohA Ct ings of the Dock Committee, that this important h question is in good hands. Mr. Gladstone has Very Australia' Us properly called upon the Finance Committee to S. Austra en produce a scheme for carrying out the object int *siiltre, 'ed view, and, if need be, to seek further powers from land, T87 ror Parliament; but at the same ...

... As a sort of set off to the Madiai affair, we suppose, a few members of the House of Commons have been showing that bad as Rome may be in its intolerance and bigotry, it has not a monopoly of these unamiable fea- tures ; but that certain super-pious members of the ! Church of England are quite ready, if they have the chance, of enacting in their own small way, pains and penalties for those who ...

... EllurrvubabP110 Tplolmlin. I z ?? -- - ?? J Wortj of tje .. When we come once to value our flesh above our honesty, we are lost.-S.'neca. The m1ost sulperstitious nations always end in being the most sceptical and irr li-giots. -lBan,',i. The rule whieh requires to be most strietly inculcated is, that the seller is bound to disclose the faults of what he offers for svae.-Paley. The wise and ...

... coittilln. i8giotU of t'>e bLfe. Commit securely to true wisdomn the vanquisbing and incasing -Of craft and subtilty, which are but two runagates.-Miltonu. if we would but only take care of the children, groivrn people would gonerally take care of thcneisolesl-rhatlclq. A man may as justly be punished for not being able to perform his duty, when he had it in his own hands to make himself able, ...

... I ce : 1 . Some important alterations in the postal arrangements of the country will be made next month, it being intended to accelerate the day mail from London to the north, so that it will arrive here about an hour and a half earlier than at present. So far, this will be an advantage to the community as respects the postal communication between London and the manufacturing districts, but if ...

... iselter. ? ?? 0 FB FRANCE..I . 51- PARtS, ?? emperor catse to Paris to-day, aind r. S. presided ait a council of m inisters at the Tu ileries. He was 1k 190. accompanie by the empress. They came to Peris inl an b ,Iopen, carriage and four, followed by a second carriage with ki waooe~ nenibers'O'I the-L household; and had tio escort. The 50d eperoranrd. empress returned'at font o'clock to St. ...

... faiOtfilailroug. A lun1atict, Robert Herd by name, escaped from Rainhill Asylum on Friday afternoon. out Thursday (to-morrow) is the thirteenth anniversary of the rel * marriage of ?? Gracious Majesty Queen Victoria with kltt h iis Rtoyal ftigbruess Prince Albert of Saxe Coburg Gotha, On HerMajesty gave on Friday the fifth of a series of dramatic P's. ,-performsnces at the castle. Sbakepere's ...