... The Earl of Ellesmere, K.G., as president of the Royal Geographical Society, held his last soirie for the session at Bridgewater-house, on Wednesday evening. The company assembled in the picture-gallery, where, amidst the famous works of great masters, various productions of geographical science and art were also displayed. The large model of India, recently constructed by Mr. Montgomery ...

... | !ORYIVINO CHRONICLE OFF IR, Saturday, 1 ?? r TELEGRAPHIC DESPATCHJES. [BY INTERNATIONAL TE LE9 RAPH, VIA THE ; HAGUE.) [FROM O UR OWN CORR ESPONDENT . 1 VIENNA, FRIDAY, MAY 25. The conferences will be resumed on Monday next, when the deliberation on the new interpre- tation of the third point will commence. A preliminary meeting of the British, French, and Turkish plenipotentiaries will take ...

... fIj'B LONDON GAZETTE OP FRIDAY, I MAY 25. 1 -.I e, LORD CIIAMBERLAIN'SOFIICE, MAY 7. - Notice is hereby give., that her Majesty will hold it Draw- ?? at St. Janes's Palace, at two o'clock, on. Thursday, the 14th of June. WAR DEPARTMENT, MAY 25. The Queen has been pleased to order letters patent to be passed under the Great Seal, revoking the letters patent of the .Uaster-General, Lieutenant ...

... !) HOUSE OF COMMONS-FRIDAY. Order read, for resuming adjourned debate on Amendment pro. postd to be made to Question (24tlh May), 1That this House cannot adjourn for the recess without expressing its dissatisfac- ,.!on with the amabiguous language &and esocertala conduct of her Majesty's Government, in reference to the great question of peac orwar an tht, nde thse Ircumstances. this Hotiso ...

... IMPERI Al PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS-FRIDAY. The Lord Chancellor took his seat on the woolsaok at five o'clock. Lord BROUGH AM presented a petition from members of the Temperance Society at Inverness, praying for the ensot- ment of a law similar in character to the Maine Liquor Ljaw. THE CHlUItRIC OF ENGLAND IN CANADA. The Bishop of OXFORD theu moved far, copy of an ad- dress presented to her ...

... THYJE MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: SATURDA Y, MAY 26, 1865. In the HouSE of LORDS, last night, The debate upon the recent Vienna Conferences was opened by Earl GitEy, who moved that an humble address be presented to her Majesty, returning thanks for having ordered the protocols of the recent negotia- tions to be laid before the House, and inform- ing her Majesty that the House deeply deplored ...