... 'd?voat 'OvWafo ILDIlloon 48a?rltr. -- -- -0. - - I LOI:D CIIAmnEhAItis OIEicE, APRIL 31. Notice is hereby giveu, tlhat hi3 Royal Highness Princo Albert wvill, by ders-t of Her Majesty, hold Lcoes at St. Janmes's Palace, otl behalf of her mljosty, ost the rotlowinlg days, at Wo orclock ;h- Vodueslay, the i 20U1 ?? ; Wedliesdav. tho 27th instant It is ter Majesty's plen'ure that preselatat ...

... PARLIAMENTARY INTrELLIGENCE. ] HOUSE OF LORDS.-MONDAY, APRIL 25. THE TURKISH EMPIRE. In reply to a question from ties Marquis of CianrIcards, in referentceto the negotiations of late carried. on between certain European powers and the Porte, The Earl of CLARENDON, While lie declined at Present to give all the information required, stated that her Majesty's ministers were unanimous in their ...

... I factravolitan PcWo. ?? ?? ?? owing to the long end severe ?? quantities of E ptuarmegan, capereatries, end black game have bseen received at London from Norway. I The Times state that considerable interest bas been ex. 5t cited among the life assurance companies by the intimation 0 that the government contemplate; undertaking the grainting of policies on the same principles as those on which ...

... The Singapore Free Presv of the 4th of February last A quotes from the Java Bode the following account of a terrible commotion of nature, which commenced on the I 16th, or probably the 26th, of November, and lasted t until the 22nd of December last:- On the 16th of November, about 20 minutes to 8 S o'clock in the morning, a heavy vertical oscillation of the ground was felt at Banda Neira, ...

... IFEVl ZN dTH NAVY. I The Agamemnon, gays the 7imes of Friday, is in. fected-she is rank with a contagious fever-she is a mere floating coffin-a tender to the graveyard. The wretched crew are cooped up on board her more closely than the citizens of London were cooped up in their town when the death-crm was inscribed on every second door. This is no delasion-no vain imasgination of ours-we have ...

... A long time ago we kept our accounts-not in figures, but by notches, checks and tallies. The bold barons who managed our exchequer might put their mailed hands into the money bag, but they could neither count it correctly nor divide it fairly; and their only way of getting thiough a financial mess was by roasting a Jew or robbingI a citizen. It was something when we changed that in- convenient ...

... OUR CON.TEPORARIES. Tirm BVDGEr.-(Ti ?? as it is to satisfy all parties, and impossible as it is to satisfyv those who ob- ject to every measure of relief which does not immedi ately affect themselves, it would not be easy to point out a class that is not greatly interested in the success of Mr. Gladstone's propositions. As the income-tax alto- gether is to be soon put in the way of reduction, ...

... . THE OARIDENw-By Mr, 01,A=y. SEASONABLE GARXDENMIG. Now fir graping. Provide eiarp kinives, manke clean MN, cpliec the graft to the stock ns eleverly as yeon would mend I hi1i or a walking.etick. The only conditions rcucoaary to for~ffi} a egod oaf' grr.F ne tirnt, to mailce a close aitt eondiv'te maine ?? bark of ?? gralt and the bark of the StIock *join oil one skleif not both; thirdly, to ...

... TOWN AId CON, Y TALKa During the past week four persons died in St. Fancras workhouse whose united ages amounted to 363 years. The eldest was a female aged 101. An old woman was lately taken from a house in Straits- month, in the lowest state of destitution, to the Green- wich Rnion. On searching her apartment, a baaker's book was found, from which it appeared that she was worth 1501. Several ...

... Ebt loboirb flournal. SATURDAY, APRIL IC, 1853. ?? Canada Reserves Bill passed through the House of Commons on Monday. If this measure proposed to place all ecclesiastical endowments in Canada upon the same footing, there would be less objection to it, but as it leaves the revenues designed for the support of Protestant churches entirely at the disposal of the Canadian legislature, while those ...

... PILL.-DEATa' OF THE REV. JOHN VINCENT.-On Moa- n day last this gentleman, who, during between three and f four years has been the minister of the Independent chapel 3t at this place, died, leaving a wife and three children to by deplore his loss. His Illness was of short duration, and Its fatal I 1 termination was but little anticipated. He fufilled his wonted Iministration on the Sabbath week ...

... LETms PO'55 WILLIAM NOWIav. The following are extraotsafrom lettere written by fr. HowIt. in December last. The firsts and longest, Is dated the I10th Of that month iglr ousps pss usontiinually on the road. Here are Sifivo six d g~r sniplendid horses' with their 1swag before them,co~nslstig of a rug rolled round their damper, &o. Here again career along diggers Of a more work-a-day ...