... dart RA official. The Queen held a chapter of the Most Noble Order of the Garter on Tuesday afternoon at Buckingham Palace. Soon after three o'clock the Queen was conducted by Viscount Sydney (Lord Chamberlain) and the Earl of St. Germans (Lord Steward) to the white drawing-room. Her Majesty wore her mantle as Sovereign of the Garter, toge- ther wvith the collar of the Order. The mantle was ...

... The usual weekly reeting of the Watch Comrmittee was hem yestorday, the Chairman (Alderman Manign) pridiog. Oni Gus matter worthy of notice occupied the attention of. the getiterzef present, and this had relation to the question mooted at the two precedinglmeetings, relative to the swearing of apprafseri In ieA- ations of distress, and the consideration of which was defeyred ti order .that the ...

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... THE CRYSTAL PALACE FESTIVALS! .0 ?? The close of the Handel Festival of 1859 offers a | fitting opportunity. for some remarks on a question a which has been gradually attracting public atten- 1 tion for the last twelve months, and respecting e] which the directors of the Crystal Palace have a fair tl right to demand a signifcant expression o opuilol ri at the *iands of all conscientious ...

... THE ELECRIONS. Oxrorn UNIsVRnSITY, IPIVF, PiM.- -Glsdstonel, ti 644; Chauidlo., 6J1, .|t! Snmc ot Mr. Stu irt Worthibvs friends in tbe Wteb - Ridinkg buyving takon mubrnao at lis nian- apje: rig on the oit Mf Mr Gladst. s cotioniitee, lc Ila's I 'rirtcn to d! A 'ol thte ,rmir e he 1w ' ilwta int gil ilig his vote o .MI r. I Mi- to'le. fri Th; HIfrl'd seayr the preiett s.liht, us ?? for oa Lfr ...

... SOLVA. INQUEST.—On Monday the 27th inst. Owen Tucker Edwards, Esq., coroner, and a respectable jury held an. inquest on the body of Mr Henry Davies of Llandeloy, who unexpectedly fell off a chair, in his own house, to the floor, on Saturday last; P. M..G. Williams Esq, surgeon was immediately in attendance and declared life to be extinct. A verdict of Died by Natural Causes' was returned. ...

... NORTH AND SOUTH DEVON. WE CONTINUED FROM OUR SEVENTHI PAGE. t, . ?? BARNSTAPLE. C Mr. J. H. Toller, the deputy coroner, held an inquest at Branuton, on Thursday, upon the body of Mr. Win. Heddon. The deceased seems to have indulged himself very ex, freely in intoxicating liquors, especially during the past five eir months. On the morning preceding the day of the inquest jig he got up between ...

... FRANCE. The Moniteur of Tuesday corrects the errors of its report the battles of Magenta and Malegnano. The total loss the former now stated at officers and 4,198 soldiers killed and wounded; and at the latter, 68 officers and 874 soldiers. The French Committee in Paris for the Affairs of Italy have issued addresses, through M. Havin, the political director of the Siecle, to the three leaders ...

... [REUTELis TELEGRtAMS.] ] tI 2J WALEAn? - - THE BATTLE OF SOLFERINO. The Tines' Paris corresponilent ?? the battle of Solferino Niel, with about 50,000 men, was c engaged from 4 A., to 4 rPm., when he succeeded in forcing the Austrian centre, where the battle was raging on both sides. First Zonaves much cut up, and first C hasseurs ?? terribly treated. The Y Pi-dtnontese were at one moment ...

... In an order of the day issued by the Emperor Napoleon to his soldiers on Saturday, we have now an official statement concerning the battle of Solferino. The information, --however, only touches certain points. It does not offer any estimate of the total numbers placed hors de comn- bat on either side ; but it sets down the Austrian force engaged at 150,000, and states that 6000 r Austrian ...

... L Ol 1 , YR ADFYWIAD CREFYDDOL YN NGOGLEDD IWERDDON. Y MAE y Parch. Archibald Gault, un o'r cenadon sydd mewn cyssylltiad W'r gyindeithas er cefnogi Cenad- aethau yr Eglwys Wyddelig, yn ysgrifenu fel y can- lyn :-Er pan ddychwelais i gymoedd Antrim, y mae adfywiad crefyddol tra hynod wedi cynmneryd lie yn y wlad hon; y mae yn ffynu yn mhlith pob enwad a phob oedran. Owelais fy hun ...