... I AIR. KEOGH AND LORD NAAS. The following appeared in a fourth edition of the Tablet of Saturday:- The explanation of last night (Thursday) clears up one point, and it shows how completely Mr. Keogh has thrown off the skin of the year 1851, wben we find that point so frankly and disdainfully cleared up. I refer to the sale of Kildare to Lord l4aas in Febrasry, 1852, which, I dare say, few of ...

... LINGUISTS IN THE On more than one occasion we have endeavoured to im- press upon the respected head of the British army the great importance of extending the range of acquirements, so as to include in each regiment officers Possessing every varicty of rations. knowledge calculated to come to good account in fore ope- We have not asked that any officer should know more living languages than one ...

... THr CoUrT.-Tbe Queen, Prince Albert, and the whole of the Royal family left Buckingham Palace on Tuesday for Windsor, where they remain till Monday next. On Thursday her Majesty and the royal and noble guests who are now at Windsor Castle went to Ascot races. The Privy Council appointed to be held by the Queen on Saturday (to-day) bas been postponed to Monday. DOOKYAED PaOMnTIOaS.-The three ...

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... TH'IIE QUEIEN'S UNIVERI-SI ' IN IX ItlAND. Oil'scoil. toI:., I tim.r.As'r. TIlli St collegialte Sessiott tertmi liiiel ott Fridayit, Ivitol tie fo l Ia ia' 1St olI' S Li 1 i I It s, IN110 j)O I I V 0ltO I Iel 1) Viee' S Ied exioaminatimis, wats dtleetted. The names rec aitraltgtaI ill orette of, titteiti - F'ACUL' TY) ItF A IllS. Third( veah' St Odci'mlt.-Firl't clits-Grool'ltlc, I eltt', ...

... At FASHIONABLE, DINNElR FN THlE OLDEN 'J'I I. tot rnit-mer davs. Nv hen good ltouso-keeptlltg wxas in fasitioti ItrOII -4t the I.nIlisit IIobiitiy, ?? usei eithel to ?? in oI o n- (itittle- tteir ent nrtaitiiteuits, antd divert their gues -.s, n dith suich lprett v ?? as tle frollo~Niltg- . I t v 1\,1 I it C ?? ! ca le ?? Uf p)aIStIeII'd, %ith gltes, i-i dr Ittbid--es, battlements, and ...

... ECCLESIASTICAL AND RELIGIOUS INTELLI- 1 GENCE. Ite BEFTCE1S AND AiPPOINTME.NTS VACANT.6c of RrEcTORY.-Yarmoultb, isle of Wight, diocese Winchester; fror to value. 1001. Patron, Lord Chancellor. Rev. R. Little, do-pe h. ceased. ThE ice VtCARAGE.-Chucktiey, Notts., diocese Lincoln; value, IThe his 1931. Patron. Earl Manvere. kiev. T. White. deceased. the in PERPrAl CuRser.-BradsltSw, Halifax. ...

... to Rainforth, have been agreed to. TirE LATI ATTE3PTl EIA UMUItDEE NEARi EX.TIRn.-The Jew a pedlar, who was found in a copse near Exeter, nearly dead. a t haS, to the great surprise of every person, ailmost recovered v frum thle dreadful injuries inflicted on him. lie still persists . in saying that no weapon was used about him; although, on e first becoming sensible, he stated that the ...

... i - - I DERBY MERICURtY I WEDNESDAY, JNE 15, 1853L SUMMARY OF THE WVEEK. light I ZLJil.NEi'Y Uft 11T h r dentI The previous arrangements of the court 1ere ?? A week; and instead of going to Ascot oil Tuesday, tb;e 4 )pen and Prince Albert did not leave 3uckiflghalu the Windsor till the afternoon of that day--°5 On g' 1 morning Prince Albert, the Prince of WIa-les, and Pril.'e rc ngi- fred ...

... notice that he would 4 call attention to the affairs of Turkey on Friday next. The Earl of ELLENBOROUCOH moved for papers connected t with the Burmese war, and commented in severe terms upon n the policy and expenses of that war. After some observations from several noble lords, the sub- ject dropped, and their lordships adjourned. n }IHOUSE OF COMMONS, MaONDAY, June 6th. is Mr- HETworTH ...

... om UOVERNESSES. iN 5SE On Friday last, the first public examination of the pupils, al re- thirty-six in number, in the Diocesan Training Institution E or for Governesses took place in one of the class-rooms of the so L institution. The chair, on this interesting occasion, was ]1 occupied by the Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Lichfield. T who had been the guest of Sir H. S. Wilmot, Bart.. and ...

... LONDON, SATURDAY, ,JUNE 4. B3oTH houses sat yesterday. X In the HousE of LORDS, the Earl of CLARENDON, in answer, to the Earl of Malmiesburv, stated that Sir C.Hotham had suc6eeded in concluding a treaty' by' which the river Parana was opened as far as the toiwnof Assumption, with an assurance that when certain difficulties were overcome it should be opened to its fullest extent. Lord ...