... COURT CICBULAR, !, , - 1 _ Her Majesty the Queen held a Court ! eiteriay afteinon -at Buckinghani'Palace. Earl Cowiy, ?? lied in audience of he.' Majeety upon his return ou leave from Paris, His lordship was pre- sented by the Earl of bUhincsbury, ,te Queen's principal Secretary of State for Foreigz Affair3. Sir G. Hamilton Seymliour, ?? had an aulience of, the Queen upon his retuisi 'frdni ...

... 31ILIT.41ZY BANQUET TO 'MAR$IR.AL TILE I I 1. 1 UC D)E M fAL[A iO I'm The ineisbags of the United Sorvice Club gave a miagnifi- cent bancquet on Thursday evening to his Excellency the Marshal I elissibr, the Due de Malakofil at their Club-house i5l PRIll-1lflhl. Since the visit of Marslal Sotlilt to this country in 183S, whlen that veteran of the French arniy caine as Ambassador ...

... THE AMORNING CHRONICLE. d LONDNN: df SATURDAY, APRIL 24, 1858. On their Lordships assemibling at five o'clock, Petitions were presented by Lord Sondes against the abolition of church-rates without equivalent s vompensation to the church ; by the Duke of Marl- borough, the Duke of Montrose, and the Bishop of Oxford, against the Jen Bill; and by the same prelate against the Divorce Bill. ...

... THE3 MORNING CIIRONICLE. I L ON D G TN: TUESDA 1r. A PRIL 27. lSi3S. In tilc He:ousa of LORDS YeSterilay, Tl i Duke of Devowshire took the oaths :uid his seat as a British peer. The Earl of AmIi.EM[ARI.V, rI5eliiteiL a peititioil from certain inhabitants of lirminighani, provilng for a better system of goverinnotit of her Majosl.y's Inadiall possessions. The ?? recoiiineih'ded the appointment ...

... cc ~LONDON: THURSDAY, APPML 22, 1858. 23 In the HouSE of CoarisoNs yesterday, 51 General THoiisoN having presented a petition 32 for the restoration of Oude from a debating club, o Mr. WALPOLE objected to its reception under o such a title, and it was rejected. .S On the motion for going into committee on the so Church-rates Abolition Bill, 47 Mr. PACKE moved, as an amendment, that the 42 ...

... -4 LADY SEATON'S EALL, Lady Seaton gave a grand full dress ball on Thursday evening in that time-honoured institu- tion the Royal Hospital. The old hail was beauti- fully ornamented with the choicest flowersand ever- greens, and from the walls were suspended several flags, trophies of the former victories of the British army. In particular we noticed seven taken by General Lord (Gough in China ...

... , i I, A special meeting of the members and friends of this as- sociation, was held ?? Hotel, Fleet-street, on Wed- nesday evening. General Thompson, M.P., occupied the chair, and there was a good attendance. A report from the executive committee was read, from which we publish extracts:- In the autumn of 1857, while yet there was some prospect of an early introduction of a Reform Bill into ...

... EXPRESS FROM DENMARK. [FmuoM OVlt OWN COURRUPONDElNT.] COPENHAGEM, APRIL 20. A doublo calamity has befallen Norway. A coin- allcercltioll has laid in ashes a large part of one of its jiuishnilg southern towns, Moss, and its capital Ias been thrcatene(l with - annihilation by the same lenmy. The loss in Moss is reckoned at 100,000 specie dollars. This misfortune took placc on the litih. Iu ...

... 'IfE PROPER TY Q UA4 LIFICA TIOIN'. The following is Mr. Locke King's bill to abolish thle property qualification of mcimbers of Parliamient:- Whereas by the several acts and parts of acts hercinaftor l Mentioned plovisions have becn niude for requiring, onw thle part of mcimbers of theI House of Cominoi:s elected fur 1 Englaid and Ireland rcsl)etively, certain quihlifieaotieis in respect of ...

... A REVOLT OF THE WORKHOUSE, . ?? [FP3ae THE DIIIMINGHAW DAILY PRaeS.] The vexed question of the administration of out-relief to the able-bodied poor has once smore been tile cause of serious annoyance and alari, arid itwas at one time, ye.;terday, feared that the matter, would not be. arranged without a riot. Upon inquiry into the causes of' the discontent of the paupers, wve wece informned ...

... GREAT IRL911 RIOT AT BLACHIILL, NOPlTHUo M E8R1?LND-.TH' MIILITI'Al CALLED 0 UTi'. e Blacklili, near Shotley-bridge, about an hour's drive fromt NewecastIs-ou-Tyne, is the ncat of several large iron iy nianufactorics, emesploying soein thousands of workmen, sr mechanics, and labourers. About one-half the workmen beinn Irish; a fesrs has sprung up between themn and their g I English fe ow ...

... t T1E PARIS CONFERENCE. I _ _ RUTSSIA AND TURKEY. [BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPfT.1 [FROM OuRn Owa CORR'ESPONDENT.] PARIS, THURSDAY EVE.NING. The earliest date for the meeting of the Paris Conference will be the 15th May, and that date is very lncertaill. Illstoad of leaving Constantinople on1 the 16th instant, it is known that Fuad Pacha cannot leave that city till the 2Sth. The new boundary line ...