... ?? - -- ?? .I P 1. - OP T . i. . . t is ag'eat blessing to Enghishme' -an& one, for. whic they are truly and 'devoutly grateful, that the . Sovereign can do no wrone, It is, therefore, very inconsistet ii th ose officers who complain of the recent display of nepotism on the part. of. the Queen, i'.whc'.has appoirted ?? )lephewP, his Serene Highne's .the Prince of Leiningen,..toI fU the ...

... COUAt LACRYBS AND THE ZINCOME TAX. * .WXIe hsave alreadty'givdn, in -lump sums,. the expenses of ths' dilrerent departments of, ithe royal jousiehold for sala- 'rie; adid propose .ov.tfo'perform fortheksinetanistre- cipiedls' the same service Which ws lately rendered to Prince Albertt; not diopbting that they will cordiallyvfol- 3lo*'tfie' pampl1e, which he; will ef course as cordially set ...

... X m . , OIP THE TYIE, STEAMER. The Tyne, iron West India steamer, 2,184 tons, left Lisbon on Friday week, and hiad heavy seas and hazy weather throughout her-homewardrun. On Monday it was found impossible to' take an observation, owing to the dense state of the atmosphere. Soundings .were-. made every, 'two hours, and the results so far agreed with. the chart and the supposed course of the ...

... THE GREAT HOAILWAL YORGrts. Leopold Redpath and Charles James Comvns Kent were placed at the bar of the Old BEiley on Friday morning to answer the indictments 'of fraud and forgery preferred against them. Mr. Sergeant Ballantine, Mr; Bodkin, and M-tGiffaid prosecuted. Mt. Sergeant Parry and Mr. Tin- dalI Atkinson defended Redpath; -r; Hawkins and Mr. Thompsonp defenided Kent. ' When the ...

... THEE: GREAT CITY ___t RIE . . . s ._ . A_. . ?? o., At the. Mansion-house, on Wednesday, James AnnerLon anl James' Townsend Sawaid, knowui as. the bMister,' who bad bean several times remanded upon the charge of having committed a series of extensive 'forgeries upon bankers in the City, were again brought before the Lord Mayor, for further examination. Mr. Mullens, solicitor to the Committee ...

... | DINVER TO THE CJIMEAN B OrrCERS AT I A _ THE, ALAIS ROYAL. - Ginner was lately given by Prince Napoleon to the French generals who commanded in the Crimea. Among e those present were Marshals Duke de Malakoff, Canrobert, aand Bosquet, Admiral Hamelin, and Generals Regnault d8 I St. Jean d'Angely, De Salles, Niel, De IWMahon, Thiry,. e and Dalesme. Covers were laid for fifty-two. Prince ...

... ,.THAe~ EOOV~s ?? On Monday Sir C. Wood errived:`at_,- -ago a visit to the Queen. APrince Edward, of Saxe Weimar arrved on Tuesday at the Castle, and Sir C. Wood left for townM. The second dramatic performance at the Castle took place on Thursday evening., The pieces selected on this occasion were a petite, comedy, in two acts, by Mr. J. M. Mor- ton, entitled ?? Our Wife; or, the Rose- of ...

... j:IA TEAL'E OF. M YST3. The inhabitants of Croxton and the-neighbourhood have this week been startled from their propriety.-owing to tj4e promulgation ofta story by a girl named Susan ox;i to the effect that on Tuesday last an attempt, first to 'rob,:asd. finally to mnurder her, was made on the Abbotsley high road, by a man whoom she- affects' ?? are sundry opinions of-the truth of the stiy, ...

... THE, SAMARITA INSTITUTION.-.GROSS . I J . - . - . I . 3 t;PE]RJURY.. Surr Edward Pack Barber, the Secretary to the Sama- ritan Institution, Victoria-street, - Farringdbn-street, ap- peared on bail before Sir R. W. Carden,-at. the justice- room, Guildhall, on Tuesday, for further examination rela- tive to four separate charges of obtaining goods under false pretences with intent to defraud ...

... GOSSP OF -THE ! iW in ne rume classes of this country are fast ruining them- selves, as well as making themselves ridiculous, by aping the aristocracy, by whom they are most heartily and de- servedly despised. 'It i, in fact, the realization of the old fable. The frog, by self-inflation, hopes to rival, the ox in size. In consequence of the aristocratic airs assumed by the slavish portion of ...

... PlISSIAN1. CliCLA'RTO ITS AGENTS AT THE E. .. -EA~TCOURTS E 'The following -circular despatch h!as bee_'a'ddtessedhty the cabinet of Berlin to its agents at the principal European courts, bearing date of the 28th inltiimo. Monsieur e ?? a' despatdh of ithe th ot this ,manthl (Deeember), f had thelhonour to inform youv excel- lency of 'the Attitude which the; King ?? au-ust master has ...

... FOR NTTTELUO : m E Li :. F OREIG: .,n ZMIEC. A letter from Besancon mentions that two compinies-'of infantry of the garrison of that town had left for the Can- ton of Mortean (Swiss frontier); 'and that it was very pro- bable that a French army would be established on the Eaftern frontier to be ready for all emergencies. It was said-that the army: would consist of 'not less than 60,000 men ...