... 5,15bloll alib yariftir,5. THE COURT. Tr r Queen and Prince Consort arrived at Balmoral on Tuesday evening, about seo cn o'clock. The Princess Royal andc tie other youthful reom- bers of the Roval Family had previously arrived from Holyroori. | HiU RMAJESTY AT 13ALMORAL.-Hefr Majesty and Prillce Albert walked out on Wedneslxy forenoon by Bridge of Crathie: and as they were passing the cot- ...

... jlaliion all FYavictia. HER MAJEST\Y'S PROGRESS. CAraLlr.L.-The reception given to he, Mjeinsty at Carlisle, ou Monday, was worthy of the inihabitaits of that ancient city. The Earl of Lonsdale, Lord Lieu- tenant of the counties of Cumberland and Westinore- land, Was in attendance at the railway station; and the bishop a3)d clergy of the diocese, with the nmavor and inuiticipalauthorities, ...

... ?? allb YTaritiu5. THE COURT. TI'ur~rt Royal Highilesses tbe Princess Roval, the Princess Alice, ard the Princess Helena, left liutl;- inglirnm Palace at twoenty minutes past eight o'clock onl Wednesday morning, attended by te Mlastet- of the Elirrsehold, for the Euston Square of the London and North-Western Railway, to proceed to Edinbur tgh, enr route for BIalmoial, and reached liolvr-ond at ...

... Original Vomp. INDEPENDENCE . I HAVE no need of any friend; Upon myself I can depend; I'm not in debt to any one, For anything beneath the sun; Even the umbrella which I bear- The hat which on my head I wear- The coat which keeps me from the cold- Have all been bought with my own gold. Nothing from any one I'll take, Solely for independence' sake! With soen of ' independent ' mind, Who mean ...

... Vamp. THE MEMORY OF THE PAST. Wnax the heart is light and joyous, When the eye is bright with glee, And the step is bounding gaily As the doe in forest free; Oh! how slight a whisper spoken Falls upon the spirit's glow, Calling back the heart to murmur Over some unutter'd wee. Then the lonely spirit sighethl, There amid the joyous throng, Pain'd bv all the revelry, Weeping 'midst the laugh and ...

... poetvp. HYTT MN OF THlE UNIVERSE. RoLL on, thou Sun! for ever roll, Thou giant, rushing through the Heaven, Creation's wonder, nature's soul! The golden wheels Ly angels driven; The planets die without thy blaze, And cherubim with star..dropt wing Float in thy diamond-sparkling rays, The brightest emblem of their King! Roll, lovely earth! and still r oll on, With ocean's azure beauty bound; ...

... jasbioll allzf yarictim HER MAJESTY IN SCOTLAND. B3ALtlOIRAL, FRnDAY--l-lcr Majesty drove yesterday towards the Balloch Bliuie, attended by the Duchess of Wellingtoi and the I-on. Mary Bulteel. His Royal Highness Prince Albert went out deer-stalking. The dinner party yesterday included her Royal Ilighness the Duchess of Kent, Count Alexander Mensdorif, and Sir George and Lady Couper. SATUaD AY ...

... KI LWVARAlN AND CASTLEII.EAGH FARMING SOCIETY'S c CrTTIL SHlOW AND DINNER. ?? OiR i ?? :i. As announced iil our last, this show took place onl Thursday last, iii tire Old Castle grounds, I-Jillsboreuglh. TinE DINNERl. The dinner' took place in the evening, in the Royal Corporation Arms Hotel, 1F. FiLrATrir, Esq., in) the unl- avoidable absence of the M~arquis of Downshir'e, iii thre chair. ...

... GRrA.T IND[)USTIIIAL EXHIBITION. I'll it Utteifadnc e oii Fri day Was ashfi enable and( oLilre- t1 IIls, ?? tie receipts ait ti Ideet' os milel a tbove ?? ave.- I-a go0. 'The dccors acerc openici at aledf-past; elevent oiclerk landii thoughi eiglit of' the patent tiniieatot's were tipeit still for rieariy' ali ihour 000 ilressstit Stream of visitoos pun nl intoe laredwbirlding. Early ill thet, ...

... - -- -.1- - ?? Rrbicluz. No. 124. Er.EMENTS OF ExriiiIMIXNTAI. A:D) NATUISAL PHrILOsoPiHY. London: hgrons, Cooke. ?? Co. Tuis work, which is one of an admirable series ot' edui- cational volumes now in course of issue by the enter- prising publishers whose imprint it bears, is intended to be a ?? and easy introduction to the study ot the physical sciences, and it embraces the subjects of ...

... JTaslitan aii Yarirtirs. HER MAJESTY IN SCOTLAND. BALMORAL, TUESD.vy.-Tlhe woods near B3almioral were driven for deer yesterday. ?? -Majesty ard the Princess Royal drove in the open carriage, at- j tended Lv the Hon. ?? Bulteel, to meet his Roval Highness and the party returninig fi-om shooting. 'Ihe j dinner party yesterday included her Roval HTighness the Duchess of Kent, Count Alexander ...

... *gillat vaar?p- THE BLUiRtLI, (F THlE Wireir. Antrifll's he i Iniks'tretching fox tix' Withstand the wildlves ?? North- ' Where her white cli uptand steep, O'erhang the patils t~t Sl e deep-- Where all around i 'Id nd ude, What genilrl ?? a, '1f intrude? As if th e trav'ier's ce tp'cheer 'Mid scenes so Lrugg dse.%cxe. A flower that lilihtuat i arll ns grace l [is here t\on\ e a welllwg-place. ...