... ENGLAND. The Court, it is understood, will remain at Osborne until the a 13th of August, on which day her Majesty and the Prince r Consort, rccordingto present arrangements, will take their de- :. prtue fr Bnloneen oue t Paison a visit to their Imn- it penal Majesties the Emperor and Empress of the French. The .sojourn of the ing of the Belgians i this country will, it is e beheved, extend to ...

... &S. Jaines's Pelace, July 13. The Queea has been pleased to appoint Miss Emily Catbeart, se- Q1 0o01d surviving daughter of the late Lieut.-Gceneral Sir George Cath. cart, XCB., to be one of the Maids of Hanouo in Ordinary to her Majesty, in the room of the hon Matilda Paget, resigned. War Oqfice, TolV 1a. Oil; Dragoon Gua'ds-Liestessant J H B Murdoch, from the 1Ith grail Light Dragoonq, to be ...

... THEWAR.- Pei-so .1 ~~~~~~THE SIEGE OF SEBASTOPOL. tic I- 0 -- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~dutie CAMP DEFORE SCEAS31TOPOL, JrNF 023. IV I 'rile sad history of thme 19th, which I was Obliged to miner-opt or to onl the deporture of the mnail, is soon finishmed. TIme bodies of morn many aI bravo officer whom I know in old times-old times of tile d Lthe war, for moon's lives are short here, and tho events of a ...

... LATEST N EW-- - 'I U, ,~ ,~ ,, . r air ELECTR1C-TULMGRAPH. havesa ~~ ELECTRIC~~~TEL~~gGRAPH. ~~render., would k l'. 3. LYTPTOV moTmiIOx;- -- ~~~~~~~~did noi Tonr Times says, It 'Was perhhjs th'd fu-llest house, as tleor Iwell as the noisiest, last evsffniig, that there has been confrtea this session. The .Oppoisitiong rea efeated by countril the completene B o.its own uenees. . The battle ...

... HIERRING FISHING. AIIERDVEN, Tuesday, July 17Y-The four boats at Footdd4 dstation commenced fishing on Tuesday night last. The take has been nothing to speake of-mthe best being tbisimorrlnuig when one boat had about 2 cr-ans. The retail price is about lOd 5, per dozen. STONEHAvEx, Tuesdlay, July 17.-The boats bere (about 60 Tics. in number), have done extremely little during the half-dozen ...

... P A RI L I A M E N T. 2. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~oal3 of HOUSE OF LORDnS. Heil n DuRiNG the two last days of last week the Peers did iti r, nothing but assemble for half an hour or so, forward coat lyone or two measures, and talk over some indifferent het a topics. Among the measures forwarded a stage was the frie: Id bill for erecting Dwelling-houses for the poorer classes in that .nScotland, which ...

... 1'O wlcB I , 0 A 1. A Jronsecf~q, J~cei, 1 A A meeting ofrthe Commissionee Wes held this day-the Lord stat; Provost presidhig. lias pugEasRIT:-Tho Dean of Guild ; 'i'oeasuror E~rlmsi %vileh Messrs MIN'i-lardy, Smith, Buyers, Colder, Clunes, per Shearer, Ness, Eddie, and Rose. SVPPLY OF WATER TO TOWN. c The PROYOST stated that, since last meeting, at whlichc Mr ever, Simpson. C.E., bud been ...

... Itic THis Society beld their first competition and show for the ino season in their Exhibition Hall, Old Meldrumn, on Friday the he r 13th instant. The day proving extremely favourable, the at- ev, - tendance, as was to be expected, was very large. Mrs Ur- av t quhart of Meldram and party, and various families of distinc. Y tion in the immediate neighbourhood and surrounding districts, o were ...

... at P1 France. ~~~~~~~color The AfMcn~i time announces the completion anid tics merits Gove of the Exhiiitien :-1 The Universal Exhibition is now complet.. for V ,d. Eveoltbilig is in its place, as well iii thcs River Gallery as tho 3 in thle pabres of Industry and the Beans Arts. Thirty steam- enines pie motion to a muiltituide of diffren maclhines which x misnufacetiet their produce before ...

... (From tire Times.) cvi Dir Priday afternoon Lord John Russell anticipated tho cor. of tal derision of the House of Commons by a tardy r'esigratiou. Aconsatitutionlal propriety required that thle resisnation should beaccepted by thle Queen before itiwoo announced to the House, anid hear Majesty happened to be at Osborne, the evening sitting pllesed, oddly enioughb, without any allusion to an ...

... Illiverfal varliallivill. HOUSE OF COMMONS-W~edneedap, JTune 11, day tU Mr Welpefe moved that Baron Lionel do Rothschilda be at All' liberty to appearv before the Select Commuittee on thoe London Up Writ by his counsel and agents. It was the opinion of the mea- jority of the committee, he sa id, that the Baron should be heard by counnel, and thle only question wee, whether it should be at the ...

... XborrWeen MY oUriJy815 WEDNESDAY, July 18, 1855. Inv public are not often admitted to rehearsals; and c they don't lose much by the exclusion. Julius Coosar, in a black surtout and plaid inexpressibles; Othello, in a shooting jacket; Lady Macbeth, in a little white bonnet, and silk mantle; and Desdemona, smothered in a Pais- ley sbawl, would not be impressive sights under any circumstances ...