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... gOPEG2 INTELLIGENCE. FRANCE.8 Tho Dulte of Monteenlo willileve early in April 33 for St. Petersbr-yg, to present his oredentials to the a Czar. The Duke of -Kalakoff will leave-about the tb cme period ...

... :LATEST AND TELEGRA PHIC NEWS. A cabinet council was held yesterday afternoon. -bG PROMOTION OF SIR COLTV S (I A m5f)' -. !'hOUvR TO THE 32ND REGIMENT. (From ahe Gazette.) Honsp GUARDS, MAY 14. In co ...

... ] DESTRUCTION BY FIRE OF THE I ; JAMES BAINES. 1r, Yesterday, the James Baines, one of the noblest lis of the Black Ball line of clipper ships, belonging to en Messrs. James Baines and Co., was almost ...

... A CONVERSATION WITH MER. a WILLIAM WATT. (From the Northern Daily Eawress.) e We have had a conversation with Mr. William at Watt, the brother of one of the unfortunate engin ...

... i h1 NIv. s,/ ?? ?? ?? ?2 ENGLAND. AN]): FRANCE., d Te -PARIs, TUEiA EVZNNnG; n Th Alon iz: l'aslost? tige in publishing anh despath ?of-iLord ,almesbury and the !answer ofr M. Walewski, both of whieh ...

... HE, R MAJESTY'S BIRTHDAY DRAWING ROOM. (T From the Observer.) This state reception, always the most brilliant and m numerously attended of the season, fully realised thie Es pi'6atige attached to it i ...

... aed by TO THE EDITORS OF THE IVERPOOL MIERCURY. Sheil, Genutlemen.-O those Waterloa roads I I go almost into f with hysterics Whenever £ think of them. What a night it vas on Wit ? ...

... SUGGESTI.ONS FOR LORD DERBY. | -I . he ag on Lord Derby hes been liberally supplied PI rid within the last few days w~ith the Suggestions qu 3' and advice,7--we canl scarcely add the c0- LV.Iw ug op ...

... it,_ Cardinal Wi'eman, in responding to the toast of his health, at the banquet in Ballinasloe, said that everythin e he had seen or had shared in since he ...