... 0 His Royal Htghneos Prince Albert left Buekingb'.re Palace, attendled by Captain Du Plat, at a qucrter Pet eleven o'clock yesterday morning-, for tile purpose of in-peel- ing the works in progress for the canrp at Aldershott. His Royal Highness travelled by a special train ou ?? Soulh- ?? Railway to Farnborough-station. Her Royal Higbhness the Duchess of Rent vikitel the Queen and the ...

... A meeting was held at Birmingham on Monday evening to pass resolutions on administrative reform. The following was the first resolution, which was proposed by Mr. W. MATnEWS, an extensive iron master :- That this meeting entertains a strong and earnest conviction that the disastrous and disgraceful condition in which England has been placed in the conduct of the war with Russia, is mainly ...

... 'Op.ILhJW TIC FSTABLISHMEBNS. lIOUSE OF COMMONS-TUESDAY. ,(I question put, That it is the opinion of this thlat the coumplete revision of our Diplomatic Establish- 110 reeontoded in thit report of tho Select Cotniuittee of u ot0, id Salaries, should be carried into effeet-(5fr. Th. Ie House divided; *yes 112, Noes 57. AYES. CoFlin, IV Ilorrfall, T Phillinioro, R J z corll Cwanll, C Keating, ...

... UNI VERSITY INTELLIGENCE. --d- OXFORD, MAY 22. NOTICE TO CANDIDATES FOR DIGREES. In consequenoo of a recent change in the statutes, it has been arranged that the entry of names, subscription to the Thirty-nine Articles, and payment of fees, shall take place in the Apodyterium at half-past nine on degree days, at which hour the proctors will be present. All candidates for the degree of bachelor ...

... LONDON NEGR'OPOL1S COMPANY A meeting of this company was held yesterday to coVII with the Wharnocliffe order of ?? of Lords, on the is a troduction of the bill for the sale of surplus laud isto that house. Mr. Thomas Dakin, in the chair. Th The CRAiBMAx explained the objects of tbe bill T land belonging to the company being of far greater extect than can possibly be required for the purpose of ...

... ORPHAN WORKINGG SGHOOL. Yesterday a public examination of the orphan children educated at this old and valuable institution took place at its commodious establishment on Haverstock hill. The chair was occupied on the occasion by Mr. Apsley Pellatt, M.P., a liberal contributor to the school, who was supported by a numeroas and respectable audience. The examination was ably conducted by Mr. ...

... '.YR1sRAELsI RiESOLUTVION. foljowing is the resolution which Mr. Dis- h ,,19 laid Oi the table of the House of Cora- a s ,O be discussed to-morrow (Thursday) - a this ITouse cannot adjourn for the recess hoist expressing its dissatisfaction with the am- joQ5 ligaage and uncertain conduct of her inisters with reference to the great . , of peace or war; and that under these oir- qUOS59 this ...

... HEALTHIL of LONDONDURINGthe WEEK.I +4- [FROM THS REOISTRAR-GONERAL'S IBTURN. I In the week that ended last Saturday the deaths of 1,143 persons, namely, 620 males and 523 females, were registered in London. Though the figures show a small reduction on those of the two previous weeks, they still imply rather a high rate of mortality. In the ten corresponding weeks of the years 1845-54 the ...

... MAR YLEBONE REFORMA TOR IE. The first public meeting of the Preventive and Reforma- tory Institution for St. Pancras and Marylebone, was held in the school-rooms, St. Pancras, the Earl of Shaftesbury in the chair. An exouse was handed in from the Bishop of Lichileld. After an opening address from Lord ERInaTovoN, The report was read by the Rev. W. NORMAN, stating that the institution was ...

... LORD DVNDONVALDS DEVASTA TON. The following is a copY of part of a letter from an officer engaged in Lord Cochrane's daring enter- prise and victory, Basque Roads, 1809 :- Our fireships were sent in, each conducted by a lieutenant and five men, The ships were sixteeu in number, and some very heavy. When they got in, the French ships cut and slipped, and nine sail of the line got on shore, on ...

... I ROYAL LITBRARY FUND DINNER. | The annual dinner of the Royal Literary Fund was held yesterday at the Freemasons' Tavern, Great Queen-street, the Right Rev, the Lord Bishop of Oxford presiding ou the occasion. The company present numbered about five hundred persons, among whom we noticed the Archbishop of Dublin, the Bishop of St. Davids, Mr. Buchanan, the American Minister; Sir Denham ...

... INE LONDON GAZETTE OF TUESDA Y, | tMAY 22. j LORD CHAMBERLAIN'S OFFICE, MAY 7. Notice is hereby gives, that her Majesty will hold a Draw- ?? at St. James's Palace, at two o'clock, on Thursday, the 14th of June. DOWNING-STREET, MAY 18. The Queen has been pleased to appoint Henry James Meller, Esq., to be Resident Magistrate for the county of D'Urbsn, in the district of Natal, in South Africa. ...