... THE UR KIISH Q U EiS TIO . I - ?? Although the impression exists in well-informed circles that the Turkish difficulty will give way before the united influence and mediation of the European courts, and the new guarantees for the political re- generation of the Greek and Catholic population of the Ottoman Empire, recommended by our ambassador, Lord STRATFORD DE REDCUIFFE, there is still enough ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS.(THIS DAY). The Branoo of OxFoRD, on the part of the Bishop of Salis- bury, gave notice of a motion forproduction of a letter written by him to the Eceleelastical Commiselotters, with a view to answering an attack upon Isle personal character in one of the public journals. The Charitable Trust Bill passed through committee after amendments had been made in several clauses. The ...

... PROM THE LOTNDON GAZETTE I~~~ . I NGz.BrTE F-RIDA-.Y, JUNE 10. . ?? S WINTER, Robert, Brighton, schoolroastar and livery-stable- e keeper, to Surrender June 21, July 21, at 12 o'clock, at a the Bankrupts' Court: solicitors, Mr. Soviton, Great h James-street, Bedford-row, anid Mr. Kennett, Bri'htont official assignee, Mr. Bell, Coleman-street buildings. LETT, Thomas, late of Wellington-rtreet, ...

... I pro The first drawing-room of the season was held by ne) her Majesty, yesterday week, in St. James's Palace, arid was most numerously attended. Upwards of 200 Wi ladies were 1presented on this occasion. The Queen ]os and Prince Albert arrived from Buckingham Palace the early in the afternoon ; and, before the drawing. roami dei commenced, her Majesty, according to annual custom, inji ...

... I MPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS.-FRIDAY, JUNE 10. Their Lordships met'at five o'clock. Petitions were preteited by the DuiLE of AR&ixL, from the Medical 'Socie'ty of Edinburgh, on the present state of the lav; and by the Marquess of BATH, from certain parishes in Wiltshire, on the -incomplete state ,of the Great 'Western Railway between Warminster and Salisbury. The -Marquess of ...

... INMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS.-FRIDAY, JUNE 3. Lord BEAUMONT moved for the production of a treaty with respect to the succession to the crown of Denmark, and for the production of papers relating thereto. The Earl of CLARENDON consented to the produc- tion of the treaty, but not of the Papers. The Burial Grounds Bill passed through committee, and their lordships adjourned. MONDAY, JUNE ...

... IMPERIAL- PARLIAMENT J. aly HOUSE OF LORDS, FRIDAY, JUNE 17. k's The Marquis of WESTMEATH rose to substantiate the te charges be had made against Mr. Keogh, of having re ueed certain inflammatory language at a meeting in the ad town of Moate, in Westmeath, on the occasion of the vn Athlone election, the effect of which was to incite the n-mob to take vengeance on their opponents in the n dark ...

... wE continue our chronology of the Russo-Turkish affairr Out of the mass of conflicting statements that have reached us since last Friday, the following may be looked upon as well authenticated. The Porte has received and again rejected the Russian ultimatum. The English and French fleets have left their respective moorings at Malta and the bay of Salamis, and arrived at Besiki, an estuary in ...

... - ?? -- ?? - ?? ?? . I d LORD GOD E RICH. ,1I TO THE EDITOR OF THE HULL PACKET. .SIB,-Wili you call the attention of your readers 8 that his immaculate and incorruptible lordship, the late t Roble ?? representative of this borough, voted on e Tuesday evening last, in the Hou-e of Commons, in C opany with all the brass band, in FAVoUR o1the motion of the Pope's nomince, Mr. G. H. Moore, ...

... LOCAL INTELLIGENCE, At her Majesty'e second drawing-room of the season, held last week, among the numerous presentations were Lady Goderich by Lady Mary Vyner, and Miss Cleveland and Miss Rosa Hill by Lady Clifford Constable. THE QUEfNS' ACCESSION.-A merry peal rang out from our several churches throughout the whole of Mon. day last, in honour of the sixteenth anniversary of her Majesty 's ...

... The Queen and Prince Albert went to Ascot Races a on Thursday, accompanied by the wvhole of Her fs Majesty's illustrious guests staying at the Castle. Her w Majesty returned at half-past five o'clock, and the same evening gave a grand dinner, which was served on the magnificent service of gold plate, in the Water- C loo Gallery. Her Majesty had afterwards al' evening v party. b A steam packet ...

... Yesterday, a numerous meeting of this corporation was held in the Towis-hai, H. Blunlell, Bsq., Mayor, in the chair. Several freemen were sworn. ADDRESS TO THE QUEEN. The MMAiOR announced that be had himself taken up to London the address to Her Majesty, resolved upon at th le ate special general meeting of this Council, in reply to the letter of Her Majeaty't Home Secretaryr aso- nonuncing ...