... sometimes gladden the winters of Paris, has created a terrible shock among the circles she so lately embellished by her presence. The unhappy lady left Paris but short tim* ago a summer tour to Germany. While stepping from the door of the Opera House, at Berlin, to gain her carriage, she let fall one of her bracelets close to the pavement. Stooping to pick it up, she noticed at the laughingly, ...

... The Queen, Prince Consort, and the Royal Family are at Osborne, where the Court will remain until the beginning of August. Phorogation of Parliament.—The Observer says: — We are inclined to think that the prorogation will probably be defeired till Tuesday the 3d of August, in time to allow the Queen to start for Cherbourg on the 4th Avjrust. The Press speaks of the 26th as the probable day ...

... The Ist July did not pass over in the county of Down without some disturbances. Twenty-six Orangemen and sixteen Roman Catholics have been tried for breaking the peace. At the Londonderry Assizes Mr Justice Christian severely lectured the Orangemen and sent them to prison for two months as the instigators of the fray. The Roman Catholics, who yielded to provocation, he liberated on their own ...

... At the Guildhall Police Court, on Thursday, Mr Phillips, the master of the We9t London Union, attended before Sir Peter Lawrie, accompanied by an interesting young Scotch girl, to ask his advice and assistance under extraordinary circumstances. Mr Phillips said about three weeks ago last Monday the girl before him. whose name was Margaret Robinson, was brought to the West London Union by one ...