... HOUSE 'OF uORDS.-Monday. Lord PAnxuRE brought down a message from her Majesty recommending the house to take steps towards making a provision for the widow and children of the late Lord Raglan. The message having been read by the LORD CHANCEOLLOR, Was ordered to be taken into consideration on Tuesday evening. Lord ST. LEONARD'S then called the attention of the house to the number of convicts ...

... TR!N0C .ALBERT AT BIRMiiNGHlI I Prince Albert visited Birmingham Ion Thursday for' the. purpose of lajiug, theArst., stone of the -Midlnand 'Institu4te',_in that town. The. Prince had twice' previously Visited, the to-wn;:in the year '1844, when her Majesty, was- the guest of. Sir-Robert Peel. (at that time PrimeMiniser), ?? Ttlnr an again,' exacty Y'six ~,ftars ?? Hghnss ~ni dan fr ...

... INCORPO6RATED SOtbIEllT OF LIC:RsIED Vietuallers. A Special General Court of the Members of the Incorporated Society of Licensed Victuallers, convened by public advertisesent in pursuance to'the rules,'was held ?? aftermoon, at the Schoilbhouse, Kennington-lane, for the purpose of electing, by ballot, a M'embei to serve on the Committee, in the room of Mr GeorgeTownahend, of Little George ...

... IMPERIAL -PARLIAMENT. | fOUS0 E OF LORDS-~xofdday. The Earl of Lucan read a letter from Lord Hiardinge, declining to accede to the noble earl's demand for a court-martial. The second reading of the Secretaries and Under Secretaries - of State (House of Commons) Bill gave rise to eomments upon the existing Ministerial and military systems, Earl Grey, Lord Panmure, the Earl of Ellenborough, and ...

... I; d i : - LOfWON GAZETTE8. . - ~ ~ -- ?? d,. - TUESDAY, JAN. 9. 7th ~~WAR OFFICE, Ji . 9. 7th Royal Fnsiliers-Lieut.-Gen Sir G. Brown, ?? from the 77th Ft., to be co., vice Gen. the Right lIon. Sir Edward Blakeney, ?? removed to the Ist Ft. 36th Reat. of Ft.-Lieut..Gen. W H. Scott, to be col., vice Lieut.- en. Lord F. Filtzlarence, deceased. 77th Rengt of FL-Lieut..Oen. G. L. Goldie, C.B. to ...

... TOWN EDIT-ION. LATEST FOREIGN NEWB. 'VIiXA, AN : k rs 27- rince Godtsetslkfr requstsed vesterday's con- lnc'c tnt tec ?? only threw'ort fome rsunacceptablehints : events in the Crimea arc nowt awaited to fssetiltate a settlemeneof the third point. 'rhis t authentic. iii. Drouyn De Lhuos teft this morning. 'Genekils CTurils anati-. Letang- accompany General Hess to head-quarters' We eari'n nron ...

... I' ?? HOUSE OF. LORDS.-MondaY. The House met at half-past four o'clock, when the Royal Assent was given to certain bills. In answer to Lord Brougham, the LomD AXCELCLOB said several bills were in progress for the promotion of Law Reform. A number of bills were advanced a stage, and their lordships adjourned. HOUSE OF COMMONS-Monday. The Speaker took the chair at one o'clock. Sir Wm. Molesworth ...

... IO [, : P 1, :: Am IL I , ,, . EL, i, .. . b. L! S R- ; DES9 it:EEO, ',PaEI 8,S : . : CThe CaialvyAet-i, rn the tXi.- I The-Maishdl Ministeki of :War- ha received Sfrom I M9arshsal Peliissier the f611iogreort~i;.'.&.U. ?? GENSBRAL: IIHAD-QVAMTERE AT' iSEBASTOPOM, OCT3-1.Z:. despatcho f Sept. 2t9, of SGeneralt ?? fdlepartnresforET.a. and 7th:llrrgqors, mnd a.horseibattery),-i expressed stb ...

... THE SUNDAY B3LACKGUARDS IN HyjjE pawk. 4 ?? of she very lowest class of Irish assemble5 rolmd the Mdflborosi ruik ee'i urt, on Monday, morning to learn the result of tji hbglt.aast'their companions for rioting hi gyde-park on Sunday. - *i USMBAi, labourer; snot first examined. Tshomas Ward, groom, jn tfi service of Mr. Chipp, 1, Addison. viaiSol~htting-hill, examined-4 was crossing Hyde-park ...

... I DE:RBY DE)'INITIONS AND iREw13:S1:URY I I Q - . Symbols. I . ~ y S tOUCf8TONE. The racing at present going on being merely confined to small stables and to animals whose engagements next year are but of little Consequence, we avail ourselves of the opportunity to offer to our readers some few observations upon the leading fvourites for the Derby, which is still trafficked in. as muck as ...

... PUBLIC MEN A39D PATRIOTIC DEEDS.I Public men must not expect, at the present juncture of. affairs, that their sparrings with each other, their ruffled private feelings, their political honour, on the question of how far they have exerted themselves in the service of the State, shall have more than a momentary interest with the popular mind. In tinres of peace and idleness, there' are few ...

... DESPATcH FROX LORD RAGLA. I (From the Gazette of Friday Evening, Feb. 2.) WAR-DEPARTMENT, FEB. 2. His Grace the Duke of Newcastle has received a despatch of which the following is a copy, addressed to his Grace by Field- Marshal the Lord Raglan, G.C.B. Before Sebastopol, Jan. 15. My Lord Duke,-The fall of snow has been very great for the last three days, and it is now fully a foot deep; which, ...