... a3rjolu ENGIGAND. -4 MARRIAGE iN HIon tiFE.-It having been an- nounced that the marriage of the Marquis of Win- chester with the Lion. MiAs Montagu, eldest daughter of Lord Rokehy, was ?? at the parish church of St Jamnes's, Piceildilly, on Thursday at an carly hour the ?? of t~ hurch were besieged lfj' a large number of ladies, mbny of them of aristocratic familes. At half-past eleven ...

... The following, from T. II. Dillon, Esq., M.D., of the Sythet Light Infantry appears in the last ITfestern Star:-It will no doubt be highly gra- tifying to all who take an interest in the development of the natural productions of this unexplored country, more particularly to those who would wish to turn such to profitable account for the purposes of trade, to learn that there is no doubt its ...

... M = = -- W -A- M. TIHE EXPLOSION IN TIHE CRImEA. DlESPATCHI F1OM GENERAL SIR WV. CODRPINGTON. (Frow ,Supl)emesnt to Tuesda!1's Gazette.) WAIc D)IPARITMENT, Nov. 29. Loaid Pannnro hav this day received a despatch ad. dressed to his Lordship bv G-nglal Sir Whillinm Cod- rington, K.C.IB 8ebastopol, N'ov. 1]. Mtv Lord,-On the 15th inst., about 3 P.M., a terri- fic explosion shook the army, and ...

... 5 r ? b i 11 c i it t ,ki it t c I I i q t II t t - V1 TItin EAPL OF ErLGIN.-At n mecting of thc Glas- gow Town Council, on Thursda y last, it fas resolved to confer the freclom of the citv on the Larl of Ellgin, during his visit to the western metropolis. SWOIRD Or ?? xoNtU To SIR COLIN CAMPBELL, G.C.B--W c learn that the sttbsciripioll for this np- propriate gift of his fellow-citizens to ...

... (Tie following appeared in our Second Edition of yesterday.) OPE)NING OF THE PRUSSIAN CHAMBERS. BIsnSLIN, Nov. 29-The Chambers have just been opened by the King. The following is an extract from his Majesty's speech:- Gentlemen,-The conflict between several Euro- pean powers is not vet at an end. Our Fatherland, however, continues the abode of peace. I trust in God that. it will remain so, and ...

... E D 1 N BUR U G H. TIME lINIG OF SAnDPMA.-In accordlance with a requisition prcsented to thc Lord lProvost, by a nluni- ber of our most ir.flaential citizens, his Lordship bas f called a meeting of the inhabitants, with a viev to the t presentation of a congratulatory address to the King of Sardinia, on the occasion of his visit to this coun- try. The Lord Provost has consented to preside, but ...

... .- - ?? - -- 6 a I t, ? o it i (a it ? ?? ( 11 T p. EDINBUItGIH, SATURDAY, DlEC. 1, 1355. SECOND andi TlilUD EDITIONS :are ?? coitaining .tll the Latest News of imlomrtance, TIIAT all hope of a jnllictioln with tlhe German powers in the prosecution of the war is, for the present, dissipated, we may probably too surely infer from the speech of his Majesty of Prussia at the openinig of the ...

... j5 r ; y it Gf tb t 11 r t 5 S. OPENING OF TilE Il'RUSSI,'Nl PARZLIAMENT qilci BY THEl, KING. pub] (Tiales.) Iloin The King, of Prussia bas opeised the first session of ?? lis TIOta Prriainc'tt witv ei s1weelh in ?? lie in forms them that Prussia is still thu abode of pcacce, an'd thalt he hopes lie shall ?? in prcserving tiar honour Pe and stsnding without inflicting- on thc country the 550 ...

... SECOND EDITION& MERCURY OFFICE, SATURDAY, ELEVEN O'CLOCK. TIHE WAR IN ASIA. i',iizs, Fridav.-I)espatches have been received \%hidh give reason to believe that Omer Pacha has by this time entered Kutais. KIEL. Novr,%turEr 3oth.-General Canrobert has left Copenhagen for France. His visit has proved most satisfactory. TIHE PEACE PROPOSITIONS. We learn, says the Advertiser, from a quarter in which ...

... ELLECTRIC IT LEG Pt AP IL L BATTLE OF INGOUIR-DESPATCIL FRO.L MAJOE SIMILONS. The G.,-zete contains a despatch from Major Sime- mons, her Majesty's comnnisaioncr attached to thc army of Omer Pacha in Asia, dated 7th November, describing the battle'of Ingour. The total Turkish force was about 20,000 men, the remainder, about 10,000, being employed to protect depots at Godova, Tchiusera, and ...

... ? ? r ti 4 it ?. lit t I I ig tit -C e. J, ? FRANCEi. CURIOUS CIRCUMSTASCE. Two men were observed a few davs back to be making some excavations at a short distance from a windmill near the village of St Martin de Valgalgucs (Gard), and to stop frequently in their work to examine a written paper. As they were not known in the neighbourhood, the gendarmes called on them to produce their ...

... ADDRESS TO TIHE INOG OF BADINlIA. A special meeting of the Town Council was held on Saturday, to consider the propriety of the Corpo- ration presenting an address to the King of Sardinia on the ccasion of his visit to this country-the Lord Provost in the chair. His LouDsitp rose and said-I have convened the present meeting in order to afford the members of Council an opportunity of considering ...