... G.E1,qRAL INTELLI&El,.NCE. I at ci RzTURN OF THlE COURT TO WrNnSOlr.-Her Majestf Jan the Q.een anda his Royal Highness tho prince Conndrt, g wit mhemribers of the royal family and suite, was reune o t1dsor Castle On Monday, after lunchleon, cele foreh East~r holidays. ht On Thursday last esr.Cdeiaded by tcob, apo yicctegraphic artists, Pall Mall East, attided by excuten-eap Mand of her Majesty ...

... | Ic (Fronm the Times.) Mr. H. Berkeley did not take very much by the r- ballot-box last night. Though be carried it round, and ly shook it in the faces of some hundred members about in to revisit their constituencies he only collected 99 votes. u- It has been maliciously affirmed that if the members S. themselves might vote by ballot not fifty votes would it be got for its use in elections; ...

... - - MARRET WEIGHTON RAILWAY.-In addition to the memorial to be presented to the directors of the North. Eastern Railway, from the town-council of the borough, another fronm the bankers, merchants, tradesmen, anal other inhabitants of the town, is in course of signature, and will be forwarded to the directors when signed. BEVERLEY RACES.-A very handsome gold cup, top be run for at the ensuing ...

... _MPERIAL PARLIAMENT.j HOUSE OF LORDS, FRIDAY, APRIL 8. t Royal asent gieu by commission to the following v, ?? 11(lii Loan, Oaths Act Amendment, q patents of Inveutionis (Mlunitions of War), Comnnmon o Rights (War Dsp ltalent), Shipton Mallet Water, e Swarsea Vale Railiw.y, and Wimbledon and Dorking a and Epsom and L- atherhead Railway. In reply to the llarquis of Clanricarde, The Earl of ...

... LOCAL INITELLIGENCE. The following members of parliament were amongst those present at the Speaker's first levee onl Saturd ay ?? Ashley, Lord Hotham, Hou. A. Dun- enrnbe, Major Edwnrdis, and Mr. James Clay. The Hon. W. F. Denison was presest at the Speaker's full- dress parliamentary dinner held previous to the levee. Yesterday the Ernmeline, Captain Brown, which left this port about a month ...

... UPSETTING, OF WILD BEAST CARAVANS IN NORTE WALES. FOUR PERSONS KILLED AND SEVERAL I I ~INJ URED. An accident of a very singular and alinning nature oeccurred on Fridtiy to Wombwell's menagerie whilst exhibiting at Holywell. A eudden and violent gust of wind overturned four of the caravans, killing four persons and injuring upwards of twelve others. The caravans, eleven in number, formed the ...

... MR. HOARE IN SOUTH NLYTON. On Thursday evening., In last week, lifr. Hoare addressed a large onuseer of Isis friends anid supporters from the window of his coumaittee-room in English-street. Di. Bos,1, introduced Mr. Ho-ire as a man of well-known positioss, of liberal principles; anid a friend of the working- clasoses He weas such a man ats it was riccessasy, for thorn co send to parliament at ...

... Y=r; -i \LBUHASES-[1QNDAY The ?? ?? ?? n . ,, . . aue ,)NsDeISSOOUGon (iREAT HANDICAP-Chance 1; Jealousy 2; Glautits 3. Five ran; won by a length. 'The FARMERS' AiD TRADllsmmces STEEPLECHASE-PurcellI ; Sir Charles ?? Odd Legg S3t SeVen1 ran; won by three lengthS. The HUDnEaS' STEEPLECHA ?? Boonlie 1; Cleveland Las; 2 ; Diana 3. Three rail;. won by a head, The SELLINGa ST~RES-Gallimt 1;- ...

... I THURSDAY:S TELEGRAPH. I LAST NIGHT'S PARLIAMENT. In both houses votes of thanks were unanimously passed to Lord Canning, Governor-general of India; Lord Elphinstone, Governor of Bombay; Sir John Lawrence. Lieut.-governor of the Punjaub; Lord Clyde, and a great number of civil and military officers, for their eminent services in suppressing the Indian i rebellion. The ministerial statement as ...

... T H'E GALE.--FEAREL \ ?? From Shields we learn that on Monday there was a violent gale from the east. Theseabroke with great fury on the bar, and irs the evening, as vessels began to run for the harbour, large crowds flocked down to the sea banks. &Il the vessels escaped the rocks until about seven o'clock, when a schooner, which proved to be the: Laurel, of Whitby, drove to the north and ...

... ?? _ BEVERLEY. ELECTION OF COUIRSHWARDENSg-On Monday last the annual election of clvurchwardens took place for the parish of St. Martin, and Mr. Cooke elected, and Mr. Lowtber re-elected without any opposition. The incums hent re-elected Mr. Watson and elected Mr. Noah J ohnson as his wardens. For the parish of Saint John, Messrs. Brankley, Abram, and Johnson were re-elected. On the following ...

... I e PARLIAMZKT was prorogued ou Tuesday h and will be dissolved on Saturday. The writ for a new election will be proclaimed on Mon- day, and, in all probability, Friday, the 29th d instant, will be the day of nomination, and Y Saturday, the 30th, the day of election in this and most other boroughs in England. One t short week, therefore, is all that remains to the t electors of Hull before ...