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... g IT seems the question of the capture of the Cagliari is lne to be hushed up after all. The British Government wa restrict their demands to compensation for the injury tio inflicted on our countrymen, and the Sardinian Govern- ga' ment, feeling itself deserted, appears inclined to com- me promise the question by referring it to the decision of tut the King of Holland. The Court of Naples has ...
... -h~ tt14.eta g01'nt4, WEDNESDAY, April 28,1858. - 4F -- P A R L I A Tl E N T. -! I TILE OATHS BILL. . r The Oaths Bill came before the Holise of Lords on| Thursday. Lord Lyndhurst, the great champion of theI Jews in the Upper House, was sponsor for the measure. By the present bill, the two questions of the alteration of the abjuration oath, and the removal of the Jewish dis- abilities, arekept ...
... - 4-- HOUSE OF COMMONS-Wedneeday, April 21. r Numerous petitions were presented in favour of and against l e the Church Rates Abolition. I a CHURCH RATES ABOLITION BILL. I Sir J. TRELAWNEY moved that the House go into committee f t on the Church Rates Abolition Bill, :_ a o Mr I'ACRE Saoved, as an Amendnment, that the House resolvet e itself into committee that day six months. He maintaned ...
... r.,.. . ..: . . lia ce-- _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ oire . : FRANCE. Thie M. Renee has been dismissed from the post of political direc. e tor of the Conshttutio1 nel; and it is said that the caube of the l , ewdismissal is .the violent article in reference to B3ernard's acquittal. n3 niong The fall of M. Ronee is broken by an indemnity of 60,OOf., which Lady it appears every ...
... THE MAGISTRATES AND FRE E SYNOD.-LICETOcES. Be -. I - ats Oz; Friday morning the Lord Provost, Baillies Smith, Ire M'Hardy, Oswald, and Fraser, received, in the Town-Hall, rs, a deputation from the Free Provincial Synod of Aberdeen, ed on the subject of intemperance in the city. The deputation consisted of Dr R. Brown, Marisehal College; Dr D. Brown, FreeChurch Hall;DrMuirray,Norlth Church; ...
... ENGLAND. i HER MAJESTY'S DRAIVING-ROOM. -Her Majiaty the Queen held a Drawing-room in St. James' Palace op'Thuas- day afternoon. Her Majesty wore a train of whit noire r antique, trimmed with white blonde and bouquets Ivith ce- , rise oleanders and'green leaves; the petticoat of white moire antique, trimmed with two deep flounces of blonde abd bou- 3- quota of cerise oleanders, to correspond ...
... - A BILL has been at length laid before Parliament for s the reform of the Scottish Universities, and what 'is E more, it seems to be seriously resolved to carry it P through. The new Lord-Advocate appears to walk in t the footsteps of his predecessor. He has taken ad- fi vantage of the draft of a bill which Mr Moncrieff had t prepared, and Mr Moncrieff is satisfied with his pro- 8 positions. ...
... S COTTISH METEOROLOGICAL S OCIETY.-A deputation to i the Board of Trade on behalf of the Scottish Meteorological l Society had an interview with the Right Honourable J. W. Henley on Thursday. The deputation consisted of the Mar- r quis of Tweeddale, Lord John Hay, M.P., Sir John Stuart Forbes, Lieutenant-Gencral the Hon. H. Arbutlnott, M.P.,y the Lord Provost of Glasgow, Sir James Matheson, M ...
... . The result of the examination of this school, which took place at the end of thle session lately concluded, has, W3 a-re Tus informed, just been received from thle Government Depart- Ur monit of Science and Art, to which the papers of thoce students who presented themselves for examination had Gre been forwarded. Thle following list shows the order of eSiri merit, the number of marks gained ...
... by ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. 01 PAIuS ELECTrONS.-PASIS, Moniday, 11.55, v.ar.-In the sixth erondlissemont M. Jules Favre, theOpoiineddahs 11,316 votes; H. Fcc-ret, the Government eandidato, 10,166. In fifth arr-ondissemenit, Picard, (Opposition), has 8,590; M. Eck, (Government), 8,972. in the thir~d arondissemeitM. Sioniville, (Oppooitien), Ihas seven thousand three hundred and twenty-nine; agi ...
... I ND I A. The following letter of the. Timees' Bombay correspondent, of date March 24, adds the contents of the many telegrams X which had reached him, and gives the news of the capture of Lueknow: Our news by telegraph from the Commanderin-Chief's camp comes down only to the 19th-five days' go-when the last posi- tion of the enemy in or around Lucknow weM captured, and tho rebel city was ...