... ToeCoutI, yesterday morning, at half-past nine o'clock, the E ceremony of churching the Queen was performed in the s private chapel at Buckingham Palace, by the Hon. and Y Rev. Gerald Wellesley, her Majesty's Domestic Chaplain. I Prince Albert and Lady Caroline Barrington were present F W. A. Mathews, Esq., Mayor of Sheffield, accompanied B by Professor Wooderoft, had an interview with Prince ...

... l OND 02N, WEDIVESDA Y, APRIL 27. d Both Houses met yesterday. l In the House of Lords, in reply to Lord Wharn- D cliffe, Viscount CANNGING stated that her Majesty's ministers had determined to avail themselves of an opportunity, arising out of the failure of the Austra- e han Steam-packet Company, and to offer for general 1 competition the carriage of mails to and from Aus- tralia. The ...

... DAILY WEATHER 'TABIL. TL'ESDA. MArRIL 5, 1583. The state of the Weather at each of the followirg I r at INiue o'clock yesterday morning. The stations arc &arr;.ed in ordtr of latitude. ?? HASTI\G5 SA \ GentleBreeze'I Partially CloudY. S3Udt Lll TN S Gentle Breeze; atal luy T,,xN BR IDGE. S W. Gentle Breez, ; Cloudless. TIAS] N G VTOlKE ?? ; Gentle Breeze;- Partially Cloudy. G aEEP.N)N- rca Xl ...

... ELI1?CTIO? EXPOSIJRES Yesterday, on the re-assemlbling of the committee, Mr. Ilenry Murphy wins examained, but gsive .is ewiildetac5 with great reluctantee He stnted tjhat he resided at Castier bar, andl was a mem~ber of the Independent 0mb. The club was enrolled in 1846, but siace'10847 it was a club only in name anad soot in reality.- There was' a body called the Independenat Club at the, ...

... ?? from Odessa state that on' the 1st inst. a coureier hhad arriv~ed from St. Petersburg, bearing an imperial order to suspend the military and naval prcparations :that have been going forwvard for somue time past at that place. TLhe Ooh^sti utionanice ?? letters from 'Constan- tinople, of the 5'th inst., which relate the reception of Lord Stratford de Redoliffe at the landing place of Tophana ...

... 'FIlE VE\'F1LATION 01? MINES. SV? I W?Y ?? ARTS. ?? .,uiiicrt o*'cn:ii ?? the' atontion of It the ?? it' ?? Lord * ii. CC, t try, ia 3 tli e paper On cit. in I 1111 ?? collieries, iiicf the * I' 'u ly Mr. Itobert Black ne-id by 1.oibio? the 1 jo-i wirbings ifl tiiIli0?, j * I; ?? i A pr .i per Vontilo lieu. lid by roroli CAIiI)li- t on b't'k' pt borniop at the hut- 1 IntO r be' U alt 111 ...

... From the L ONID ON (rAZE TTP.- Tuesday, ApJil 26.7 LORI) CIOAMi[htRLA-IN'ci OFFICE~lApaioi ?? hrti does re of' Her Ila ?? hold a Levee at St. Jameo's~pulaee, 00i ?? Moet N Woeneeduy;lthe :7Lh of itnstant,'ot ?? It is 'tler ~flayPleaeure 'itpreEicntations to HI-. Royal High- p ?? Lcvee shall be considered cquivalent to, preseasftiont'flto Ad-lres-es to the Queen inoy either be forwarded to 11cr ...

... Last evening the anniversary festival of the mem- bers and friends of this society took place at the London Tavern, Bishopsgate-street; Mr. BOoER, ol.P., ia the chair. The guests numbered about 200 gentlemen; and amongst the imuiediate supporters of the chairman were Lord Berners, Lerd Er-kine; the Rev. Dr. Robinson. the master of the Temple; Henry Pownall, Esq., the Rev. David Laing,.&,c. The ...

... /,0OND0ON, TUESPA Y, A PRIL 19. :Both houses sat yesterday. In the Housa of LORDS, the Earl of WIliCHOISEA,. in moving for a committee to inquire into the systemL of education pursued at Maynooth, expressed his fears that papal aggression, in consequence of the: fu~tility of the Ecclesiastical Titles :Bill, was still to be dreaded in this country. H~e denounced the canon law of Rome as hostile ...

... BERIVICK-ON-TWEED ELECTION. 'Trvo liberal candidates are already, we are happy to announce, in the field for the representation of this! borough ; Mr. John Foster, son of the late member, and Mr. Edgar, of the Temple. Mr. Campbell Renton and Mr. Richard Hodzgson, who were defeated in the tory inte- rest on the last occasion, also stand. Mr. Hodgson was the petitioner by whose means the former ...

... '-THE-.UNITED S TE'S:- . . . :~ .: ?? : .:-r , . ARRIVAL OF -THE, CANADA . ' 2 |A. portion,. of ;thie 'foowig iaitelligpece,, receive~d gti -by electric, telegraph, ' p red i c,, oia,. impression b: yesterday::' ?? ,; ,, ?? ,. ?? The Canada, which u arrived. at Liverpool on, su-,. day, lrought,.46 passengers,. ifnclndjng ,Mrs. H. B. . Stowe, together .with. her: husband and her brother- (Rev. ...

... IMPERIALPARLIAM ENT HOUSE OF LORDS.-'TnVRSDAv, ATrv~lL 14.; The Loxrn COeA NcELLrox took h~is sa~t a~t 6 o'seck.: The 1L arl of ?? and the Earl of FnYG eAL took the oaths and their srats. FliT! ?? PREFSENNTED.a UY1oF.RSITS TESTcS.-By the Earl of EGLINTON, from Giacgoer against. l .ltBc'N Id irene a place not heard, praying that ehe system. Of penro -pootsg e might he eatended. to the colonies, ...