... HLW ,, FARNIERS CLUB,. The first maeeting of this Club, for the present season, ly was held at the Angel Hotel, Itinlesworth, on the 2nd si ;nst. J. R. Cooper. Esr., presided. In accoriance e with the new regulatioTIs, tI On the motion of the CuAsTTMAN, Edwird Deck, Esq., o of Blyford-hall, was unannimonisly eleeted chairman of s the succeeding rneeting; and Mr. Robert larvard, of s Suexhall. ...

... I It is not expected that any notices for levees will ap. near until after the return of her Majesty to London. It is understood that there will be two, if not three, levees before Easter. The recent alteration in the go. vernment of India will have a tendency to increase the number of presentations. A Cabinet Council was held on Wednesday at the official residence of the Chancellor of the ...

... I ?? THE WAR IN ITALY. AN ARMISTICE. The following most important telegram dated Paris, Thursday evening, has been received : An armistice has been agreed upon between the Em. peror of Austria and the Emperor of the French. Commissioners are about to be named to settle the duration and clauses of the armistice. PARis, Thursday 9.50 ?? Mouileur of this morning ?? is necessary that the public ...

... It is now definitely arianged that Her Majesty, the Prince Consort, and the rest of the Royal Family at present at Osborne will leave London for Balmnoral on Monday next, the 29th inst. Her Majesty and Court will proceed to Edinburgh aid the Great Northern Rail. way, the directors of which line have received inistrue. tions to have a special train in readiness to leave King'1s. cross station ...

... IMPERIAL PAIAMENT.' .4 HiOUSE OF LORDS. FRIDAY, April 15, Bducation in India.-The Duke of AAGYLL, in call. ing the attention of the House to a letter from Lord Ellenborough to the Chairman and DeputY-Chairman of the East India Company, dated the 28th of April, 1958, explained that the document in question was a letter of advice, as it might be called, to the Directors of the East India Company ...

... IPSWIcHII artsurgda, E Februarg 26, 10I 9. Her Maiesty the Queen held her first levie this leason on Wednesday afternoon, in St. James's Palace. Amongst the presentations to the Queen were, Major. General the Earl ot Albemiarle, on promotion, by his Royal Highness the Duke,ol Cambridge; Lieutenant W. Dickson, hy Lord Bury; Mr. Thomas William Kenuard, by Viscount Bury; Captain F. C. Keppel, ...

... on Wednesday a meeting of this Commission was c held in the Card Room, Town Hall. The commissioners present ?? Norfolk, H. N. Burroughes, Esq. a (chairman), Sir J. IT. Preston, Bart., and R. B. Hum. phrey, Esq.; for Suffolk, the Rev. E. M1. Love, and J. . Kerrich and J. Crisp. jun., Esqrs.; for Norwich, J. G. c Johnson, J. H. Tillett and W. Pratt, Esqrs.; for Yar. - mouth, G. D. Palmer, W. H. ...

... Monday morning at twelve o'clock was the time fixed by the High Sheriff for the declaration of the poll. The successful candidates, the Right Hon. Lord Henniker and the Attorney-General, accompanied by their friends, ise arrived upon the Corn-hill in two open carriages drawn th by four greys, headed by a band of muste, by a large is number of gentlemen on horseback, and by an immense le ...

... Baste, r s, Easternu\ Union, and East Suffolk Railways-Time Bll for August, 1859. .1te ,: VOIIICIW ECLz YARMIGIMI, AND NORIVIC-1, WITH BRlANCHIES TO IMALDON, BRAINTREE.- SLDPWRY. HARWII 1,111.411. IIIv,1T WOODIOI:11Thl: ISECCEIZI0YARMOMIT1 AND NOmvICu, WITH BRANCHES TO IMALDOSN, BRAINTRE, SU'nntRY, HAR WICH, ?? >433 ~ ~ ?? B-URT, AN;DIIARLE$TON.- 1)WNTRAINS WeIck Daye. Sundays. I . . I ±afl, ...

... 9TEAACYL HFOR ORWICH. 3MEETINGAgT iNO behalf of the Eastern The ?? pub1lC frIdiotS, established at Essex Hall, Coulebeater w.YlUd t St. Andrey'e Hall, Norwich, on Co tM ?? Peto, M.P., in the chair. Anmong MondaY, Si °d5psces upon the platform were the thos~er °tofNorwich, the Mayor (G. Middleton. Lord Bi5 ~ (H. S. Patteson. Esq.). E. Howes. Eq t . H Gaurney. Esq., M.P., Henry Birk- BV 'N c. ...

... - To ?? .Editor of the Ipsliers Jzsassef. SIs.-Let me commend the following Extracts to the consideration of the Churchwardena of St. Matthev's, and such other Churchmen as are disposed to concede the question of Church-rates in.the hope of conciliating Dissenters. They are taken from the evidence of Dr. Foster, the Chairman of the Parliamentary Commit. tee of the Society tor the Liberation ...

... The Prince Consort presided on Tuesday at a Meet- ing of the Council of the Horticultural Society held at Windsor Castle., There is a 'misconception as to the date when the Prince of Wales will be of age. An act passed in 1842 provided for a Regency until the Prince is 18 years ; I after thrs date he was-to be consdered of age should any | unforeseen eveint take place, the aversion of6 whith ...