... 1.7EI1IAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF PEERS. MO.NDAY, AltiL 25J Tlm Marquis of CLANRlCARaD called tioe attltionl of tire HIouSe to the anxiety which pvild retl esitig Tttrkish afi'airs, anid after specifying th- l ?? vtcich Iad transpired wiith regard to the missions of C soot Leiatisngs and Prince Pslonschikuff, wished to ktolt v.tlit e it was in Lord Claretidon's power to lay before tic Hlouse any ...

... Cc t I - ?, D a P, !? i? - Cliff a It' r.-! 44c It v. - -1t. ?? DaOTVIG-STI:IOET Minel 26. T-e Queen has beet' Pleased to appoint Robert ile Son, Esq., to be Cbief Just'ce fsr Prince Edwvard -jndland Josoph Hohroyd, Esq., to be a member of the Legiolatire Co tncil of that Island. heoii IMajcst'Y has also been pleased to appoint Robert Closby Becte, Esy., to bo Fitst Poisne Juosge of the Co- ...

... A FEW OF THE HILLS THAT (HORSE) I ~ OFLESH IS HAIR TO. DEAR PuNCH,-I send. you a short list on 'em- There's- Snow Hill, and 4 Ludgate Hill, and ' Maida Hill, and Pentonvillc Hill ; and, last not least, P Holborc Hill. . Nosw, I think that's ?? fourteen insides, atand ten outsides ! What say you t cc Yours, werry hill-used, ?? A LUNNUN 'Bus 'Oss.' INTEMPERANCE IN THE EAST.-Turkey is ...

... Fain Uvins and Seguier would barter 6' With Claude and with Titian their lot of They ?? and Claude in warm water, s Claude and Titian get them in ]lot. D B FRENCH LEOISLATION.-A Foshisnable contemporary V gives the list of the enormous quantity of Glanes and M Sorbets,and glasses of Punch, which were consumed at T the grand ball given by the Legislative Body to the Em- Pt peror and Empress. ...

... y, I THE : FINANCIAL PROJECT OF GOVERNMENT. The following are the resolutions to be proposed by the Chancellor of the Exchequer in committee on Acts re- laing to the National Debt, this (Friday) evening: c 1. That the capital trading stock of the Corporation of the Governor and Company of Merchants of Grreat Britain, trading to the South Seas and other parts of America, and for enrouraging ...

... POS1SCRJPT. LONDON-. SATURDAY, APRIL 9, 1853. ACCOUCiiEMENT OF HER MAJESTY. BIRTHI OF A PRINCE. BUCXINGIIAM PALACE, APRIL 7. This day, at a quar ter-past one o'clock, the Quteu was e safely delivered of a Princi. Tbere wera present on the occasion in Her Majesty's ?? Royal Highness Prince Aloert, Dr. Loecock, and Mlirs. Lily, the monthly nurse. In thd adjoining i apartments, besides the other ...

... '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 ...

... vI- olltltrptalt.l - --s . - 0t I nr r SATURDAY, APRIL 30, 1863. The Poninsular and Oriental Company's steam ship Taguss, with the Peninsular Mails, arrived on Monday. She brought a good number of posesugors, and full general cargo. The Peninsular and Oriental Company's ?? Iberia, Captain Bowen, with the mails for Spais,- Portugal, and Gibraltar, left on Wednosday afternoon. The Peninsular and ...

... 'Tlie London, go, Captain Charles Eden, sailed on yliday the 2Ji sittt. oil it cruize to tilo Westward, and arrived off tie port ot Monuday, going east, to Ports- Muoutlh. Tbe Itbadamatititus, stcamer, MKastcr Commanding Jlohin Blain, 5stled onl tlhe 23rd with stores for Wool. avich atd Deptford. Tleo Wizard, o, (a ?? oxercise brig) sailcd oa Saturdi v otl her returt, to Queen's Townc, but was ...

... -There is an aiticis of grant interest in h a'r'b Revrecw on 1 Apsley }Iouoe, and a clever reiel, cf a highly creditable essay on the Duke of Wellington by a Frenchmnan, M. Meurail. The writer of this article cudb some very valuable extracts from some private maiu- script notos, wh1ich lie tells no wore made from time to time by ain early and intimate friend of the Duke, of somen of his ...

... 0-4A Y ?? DO- . c SATURDAY, APRIL 30, 1853. it FRANCE. 0 PARIS, FmRDAT, ArrIu 29. f It is stated that the Empress is no longer in danger d from the accident which ?? her hpalth. 11er Majestv's condition to-day was altogetier satisfatctory. The latc rumours of tho massacre of the Christians at Broussa and riots at C(onstantinople were false.- Never was the Ottoman empire morn perfectly tranquil ...

... IJMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. 11OUSE OF PEERS. w, f Cts: (ITV AFDVoESS To Louis NAroLEON. ti 1ON1)A', AF'OIL, 4.] Lord CA315BE1LL called the pI at~lntiolt Of tile ?? to the address lately presontod SO ; toltie 1.ol(0oll tnercclants to the Emperor of the cl Freoilcl. ?? believed that the presentation of such an bE Oddress by ally onle excelt tile uthorized agoxts of tic je Crowit wos it Niolation of ...