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... s -orti4 -- .teliftit FRA&CE. ' The following' is; from the Paris correspondent of the Globe-The Grand Duke Constantine has actually laughed ! This event, which surpasses in importance all such trifling considerations as amnesties or auto- grabhic notes, did really take place, and no later than Thursday last. 'The entire Court of the Tuileries can testify to the fact, should 'Sir' Robert Peel ...
... btstrill, [BY ELECTRIC TELEG1RAPH.] HOUSE OF LORDS-MONDAi. Lord Willoughby ?? took the oaths and his seat. Lord ST LEOXARD'S gave notice of his inten- tion to movea series of amendments to the Probate. and letter of Administration Bill,R wben that measure was in committee. ' - .35.ARRaGso Or TEE rRinoESa'RS ote.: ;L. The LORD CHANCELLOR read the: followiiig message ?? Vt. R. Her Majesty having ...
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... A, of I t VI ,S, ??.v fri I 4 :?R - : ? I I ? ?A , ?l I- . AFFiAIRS AT THE C APE.A (PROM THE TIMES.) The 'siaie,'of our affiairs3 at the Cape, as desrb B on Friday: nighlt, is nut encpo.raging. It is~ not but .. Iwhat the colony is a valua~ble olony-very valuable In indeed, withr an almost unlimited expansibility~isalu7. St brius lilat, rodct~-e sil, ifintenatural hd-' vanage, ad, n's'or, 'll ...
... I- :. :! ' :,:Si : i: X, ?? :- ?? - - DEPARTUBE OF THE RAILWAY 'RAINS STEA)ERS, ?? FROM -EDD.BURGI.' 'W A mTHRL Y ,BIUDrj . TEIpm IOTs Or on e 1 v1 f lt LW E f ,- Bn AY,- 2 ~ . WUG- *ET~ AX., Dux nRAL Fy-~ u R 2,- 43 -S O . C - .- tm . ! 1 2 Abardeen- (8 C.) am.. 300 6 -p 21 (1 o, c4 , Aberdoen (. P. .D.) am. 6.30,13 : 1 16 S1l 1 ,t2-,4,6 ;0 e 4~~1 3112 ._ Arbroath jEL B.) 1 9.) am; 9.5- nO41 ...
... ,spirit ff ttt 1Tus. THE PARLIAMENTARY OATHS BILL. (FRos THE DAILY NEWS.) I The sort of preliminary debate which took plece last night on Lord Palmerston's motion for leave to bring in a Parliamentary Oaths Amendment Bill, though brief in its duration and limited as to the number of those who took part in it, was not with- out features of interest. The speech of the Pre- Mier was eminently ...
... 5pirit uf tlyi GOVERNMENT APPOINTIPEXTS. (FROxarnE DAILY NEWS). *Lord Palmerston has just now a variety u6f appoint- ments of more or less importance to make in diffe- rent departments of the administration.' Hlow wili he discharge the trust confided to him ? -He knows the 'country, it is said, and therefore is aware what sort of men are looked for by the public as pledges. of an improved ...
... p. VI l~ N j 0 t t :SS TRlE GRAND DUKE1 . CONSTANTINBE IN- 'FRANCE AND ENGLAND.' (5FOM THE TIMES.), The great sportsmen of Europe have had a glorious season, at regular battue'in' the Crimea, 'capital duck- shoming in the Black Sea, and 'some: rather mild sport: in -the Baltic.: The return of game is-con- siderable,.and the improvements in guns, -shot, n'd, all the-personal as well: as' the ...
... ?? ; ;.4 ?? ?? 7- ?? .1:- ?? ,- I, ?? ?? 0.I. et I- ae.t ; *i Pl I I ?? . . ?? . v . .. .. . . . ' ?? ?? ' ?? ' ' - ATN CE.-ZSt ' ?? 'It is as3erted, that the asked ?? oweri 'thate _Treaty o t' o P ri ocu;i'j, toe, 3hnubr a ].iieI~g~e. , in army e.orps, ?? 4o:f' th,,g Agitation now 80 ri fe in ?? twoi, -countril'es. Th'q~lie ARevdae 4Coneiraporainbe, Count Va -; :; :. J. i ! t ?? i ? ..5- ...
... Jnln Ut~ixeuce. -4-6- THE LRissi CIIIEF SsECLTA~rtsnHP.-The Evening Post announces positively that Mr Bernal Osborne will be the new Chief Secretary, and that Mr Fitzroy will fill his place in the Admiralty. RAiLWAY A ErWEEN BANBBIDGr. AND LISBURN.- A new line with these termini has just been proposed. It would be 164 miles long, and w'ould cost about L.125,000, or L.7700 per wile. This sum ...
... I I ? I r I . ,;,l o.,Tt'f I .11 gli, ? it t. , I g t R r ti, .1 - 1. . .a ?? ?? . .. . .1 .. The Sicc7. e ddresse~s-,he~foihswing reetarksstoithe -Purine ~irhiel had' .comphred he tectibi ofthe Grand Duke Cofisthitiuis -by the' Parisinifi.1t tha givetitotQneen-Victoir:'---.The PFatisianqpopulation,2 .generons'ind cotirteous,` reoensr sin the GrandODsi'e an. adsdrersiwho'se' ?? VWfi'iat-' , ...
... .f -1., I XI. fi ? 1r, A -rf q ? ? ? ?? At u-,I If- ..1; p. , I, ?? klglltf- ?? %- -INJ) ;K We copy t'e followng' from the Be4.l Zur4karu oth 8th inst; :'-The only subject of general~inte-. restjust now'are the Otiblic mcetings for and against. the Black Act,;as it is 'called-that, is so say,.a pro-, .posed penal code i. pow before'; the Legislativ~ei Coun- cil, in which it is .provided 'that ...