... I ?? at 'court* * OSBORNE, AuGcaS 16. The Queen and Prince, attended by the Countess of Dasart and the Hon. Beatrice Byng, droveoot yesterday. Lord Panmure and Sir Benjamin HaU arrived from Ln- 1 don on a visit. Mr. Preosly, of the Board of Inland Revenue, had an interview with the Chanceller of the Exchequer yesterday at his official residence in Downing-stteet. Despatolas were sent yasterday ...

... TlHE LATE COLONEL TYLDEN. Ki c the ig The late Colonel Richard Tylden of the Royal En- ICgineers, C.B., and Aide-de-Camp to the Queen, wasborn on :h the 22d of November, 1819. He was the aecond Eon of d the late Brigadier. General Tylden of the Royal Engineers, iseand Lecilena (his first wife) eldest daughter of William u-Baldwin, Esq., of Stede Hill, in the county of Kent. BSF1 ?? 'ylden ...

... INSTlTUTIONA L ASSOCIA TION OF LAN- C CASHIPE AND CRESIIIRE. EXCURSION TO KNOWSLEY. On Satirday afternoon the members of the Mechaniea' a- Institutions connected with the InstitutionallAssoeiation of ?? and Cheshire, by the kind permission of the Earl of Derby, met at Knowsley, under circumstances of the most agreeable description. Not only were the beautiful grounds of the noble estate, and ...

... WAR OR PBACE. To THE EDITON. 01 TOHE MORNING CHROYICLE. SIR-I trust you will allow space in your valuable columns to unmask the hypocritical pretensions to patriotism, to political wisdom, or attachment to justice with regard to nstionalities, of a knot of individuals, who were the chief promoters of a public meeting, held at St. Martins-hall, on the 15th inst., for the ostentatious object ...

... ECCLESIASTICAL I2VTBLLIGENCE. it APPOlSTM5ENTS. t Tue Bishop of London has presented the Rev. Derwent Coleridge, M.A., Prebendary of St. Paul's, and principal of: St. M11ark's College, Chelsea, to the vicarage of Northolt, | y rendered vacant by tie preferment of the Rev, W. G* i H nflmphry, BD., to the vicarage of St. Mlartin-in.the-Fields. e | The followine curates have also received ...

... ?? NVO TICE OF INTENDED VIS 2'RIB UT1U-N If 0F NA VA L PRiZE MOSTE Y. [FROM LAST NIGOUTS GAZETTE.] Department of the Accountaut-(}enral of the .Navy, Admirqlty, Somerset House, Areg. 16, 1855. Notice is hereby given to the officers, seamen, and marines, and to all persons interested therein, ?? the distribution of proceeds arising from the following Russian prizas, tao captured on the 13thi ...

... We have on previous occasions pnblished this &at at different ptages in its progress through the House of Commone. The provisions of the not, after the introduction pf the Lords' amendments which were assented to by *he HIouse of Commonis, are as follows Whereas it is expedient to enable mentbers of joint-stock companies to limit the liability for the devisA and engage- ments of suoh companies ...

... HEROIO CONDUCT OF A LADY. For some time past four fishermen, named Rash, Mar- ray, Cook, and Ritcbie, have lived in a wooden hut at Souter Point, near Whitburn, and during the 'present. summer they have been employed in the salmon fishery. On Monday lest, the wind blowing a strong breeze fross the south, and as t~here was a heavy ground swell near thb shore, apprehensive that a storm was ...

... [From the ?? Post,] So long as the fate of the Limited Liability Bill appeared to tremble in th e balance, eve purposely abstained from pointing oat certain defects to which its provisions are still liable, simply on the ground that we didi not wish by any criticism of ours, on comparatively minor matters, to en- danger the success of the great and important principle involved in the measure. ...

... The case of Boyle v. Cardinal Wiseman was settled by agreement on Monday at the Croydon Assizeq, without going to trial, The terms were, that the defendant is to pay 1001, towards the costs of the abortive trial at Guildford, and tihe whole of tihe taxed costs of tile trial at Kingston, arid the present action; and it was arranged betsseerr the council that an apology, or retractation, should ...

... ID pul S, . OFF SWEABORG, ArO. 7. me, t The great affair of the season is expected to come pre off tonight. The non-arrival of the Princess Alice Eir keeps us somewhat in the dark, as she has been ex- gre r pected with the Dantzic mails. for the last week. jest r Considerable excitement has prevailed in the portion pat h of the fleet at Nargen,and disagreeable feelings gar D amongst the crews ...

... my out PRESENTATION OF CRIMEAN MEDALS TO THE 7 he ROYAL SAPPERS AND MINERS 7 h2et WOOLWVICH, AUGUeT 17, The whole of the men belonging to the Royal er- a pers and Miners, those on duty only excepted, assembled Pi- to-day, in reiew order, under the command of Lieutenant- ree Colonel Yerse, on their parade-ground in the rear of the ais- Hospital, where, after being inspected, they 4 rer were ...