... I TiE DERBY X . LVISTiRY AND T IAE PUBLIC. [erRos 3iLE SUNDkY TIMElS.] NeVer 'as i lrittil tI in nister ticcupi-!d it more ell ile poddtien tianm the Preimiier dill uopo Ttwtlay eveuii:g, ill the UnlilUliill, whel lie stooe ll,: ,i, alilidbt the breatil- Ievs sil-uc-*;E thosaoazuu d, gave such a picture of the pio pctiity of the country-in all its deoiii tic relatiotia-as fewe of Ili, pred ...

... The following is published as the official memo- randum of proposed operations in October, 1&'58: To be drawn from Rohilound for operationa in north- west of Oade, clearing Mohbumdee, Nowrungabad, &c., and proceeding to establish itself at Seetapore: From Bareilly, Lieutenant-Colonel Remmnington's troop of Horse Artillery ; from Shahiehanpore, Light Field Bat- tery (four guns), Heavy Field ...

... T THE Lri ATE TE RRIF aA The. P-Au.. ~whin), -t.i q GALES. .iiW galut, WLicil set In Room thp eastward on Saturday *eek- morning,-`continued Wit lo uatefryil Wednesday. thalos uabte fur til Amnontgst'th casualties re81tM d ia the foundering of a large EC'r8 colliira niaed the Hunwick, Captain Weather- ley, in Yarmouth Rboads. She *as on a retutn passage, from Eartilpoocito the Tbames, 'ith a ...

... S ourt WINDSOR, Nov. 13. Her Majesty's dinner party Yesterday included the Duchess of Kent, the Prince of Wales, and the Pricese of Leiningen, the Maharajah Duleep Singh, the Praslau Minister and Countess Bernatorff, Lady Anna Max Dawson, Colonel the Hon. R. Bruce, Sir James Clark, and Major Teesdale, R.A.; also, the Earl of Malmnesburyl Lord Bloomfield, and Sir James Hudson, who remained at ...

... SECOND EDITION. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1858. A real novelty has occurred in European history. One Sovereign has so far forgot the good manners supposed to belong to crowned heads as to insult a brother Sovereign by forbidding a speech made by the latter to circulate in the dominions of the former. This has been the course of the EMPEROR of the FRENCH towards the ICING of PORTUGAL. In opening ...

... -nZJTAEY D&R3AR1 iT- AT CHATEiAL . Some ereddlonss; iopli- tedreatures foolishly imagine that oriuie i unisknowr to free-born Englishmem; and, that.the, devilish.devices of bar- bariani, Ag' for in tingu euig. - IpoIln Mankind are ,oly p;ratwe'&' by auch thoroughpaced miscreants as the Kiii:mdf 6 ,p4les, and others of the-crowned frater- ~nity on~~he.Cqntinet. ;We.assure, however, such ...

... IUBLIBRED ON SUNDAY MORNING, CONTAININUG TE[S L&THST INrELLIGENCE. POSTSCRIPT. LLOYD'S WEEKLY NEWSPAPER OFFICE, SATURDAY NIGHT. LATEST ELECTRIC NEWS. MEADRID, NoV. 19. The Queen will open the Cortes in person, The Frenoh frigate Theophile has been lobt near Cadiz. Eight persons have been drowned, EXTENS1VE CONFLiGRATION. CORK, SATURPAY, 10 PM. Tbe extensive stores of Me9sre. Ne worne and Co ...

... XI RI'bR( TED S(o CTIETY for PROMOTING i be, ' BUti' s i ?? BWL'l)X ari I' I'PAI,- | Ix; '.ii U'HJt,' liES ad CHAPIELS,WYII'HALL. ; TIw rcietilla of teii society %vere resutmed on Monday laot, whwt * li3 Urace tflm: irclbibslh(p of Otanterbury took k tl:e chair. Tlher e also ,relent :-The .ight Hun. the I EsII of Pillnny, tle)'ev. Sin Cliatlei Farniaby, Baitl, Sir I 'i ;,r Plilili ;s, ?? Ci ...

... ifoBjjIGdON INTELLIGENC E. AUSTIIA.- EIlpIror of Austria gave al audience on T , ;nt to the Cardinal Archbighop of Vienna tl ttlish~OPR anidprelates forining the synod, 1,d e r i to the Cardinal's address in the fol- lti tit Concordlat, I have thrown down the illy emitpire embarrassed the * t kind devoloplllelit of its action. I icd in the firilm colnfitden1ce that the bishops, e l ,t . itli ...

... EYE.Nrl VG SEER ?? ST. JAMFS'S-HALL. IWe find in a conteniporary a rather graphic account of a It newlv instituted series of services at St. Jamnes's-hall:- e Following the example set hini by the Bishops of CarlisLe and RipDA at Exeter-hall, tile 1ev. Mortlock 1Daniel, a country clergyman, last night coniimenced a se- ries of evening services at St. James's-hall, Piccadilly. YThe placard ...

... Tlf!B BISHOP OF LONDON'S PRIMIARY V'ISITA TION. Yesterday morning the Bishop of London resumed tbe primary visitation of his diocese at St. Paul's Cathedral. There was a very large attendance of the suburban clergy and of the public, the great attraction being the novelty of a visitation sermon, which it had been announced would be preached by the Rev. Canon Champneys. The right reverend ...

... TM 0GU*. PcPinPFIP of Wnrtaeirg arived on Tuer aten' a vbslt to Windsor Caetled Lokd'J bb [Mners fdfa the an Obt lOn. B.- DEesralt abe ?? at-the Cautle, faad dinei1th a Queei. 'On Tuesday ?? thoe Queen received in th6e thu rangle of, the Castle a 121b. gnui with harness and complete vqnlp. met. for the. field, given her ,by the, Emperor of the *eank Marbhal the Duke of Nalakeff arrived from ...