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... Intelligence has been received in Liverpool confirma; iag the total wreck of the barque Lady Franklin, of Liverpool, while on her passage from that port to Maraneham. There is little doubt, also, that all on board perished save one of the crew, Charles Mat. thews, a native of the West Indies, who was after. wards picked up, landed at Cadiz, and made the fol. lowing statement to Mr. J. Mi. ...
... OUR CONTEMPORBARIES I A CnA~cc on or TE EXCEQUER'S WAu.- (Tines. )-Meanwhile we are going off at score into another Chinese war. Notwithstanding Capt. Sherard Osborn's consolatory promises, we cannot quite bring oureelves to believe that there is any great chance of being able to make this war pay itself. It will be cer- tain to have its rebound in the disagreesale form of inflamed estimates ...
... Mlr. Brin1ley Bichards's Concert. Mr. Willert Beale, the concert and operatic speculator, laving orgauised a toeernee through the United Kingdom, to commenace ee Monday last, inaugurated the speculation by a concert atc the Srt James's Hall, under Mr. Brinliy Richards's name, the well.kiiowe composer and pianist. Mr. Willert Meale intended having til,e lowing artistes :-Mdlle. Victeire Balfe, ...
... STATE AND CHIRCH. THE MEETING OF PARLIAMENT.-Ier Majesty will, according to present arrangements, open Parliament in person on the 24th inst. TREATY oF COMMERcE WITH FRANCE.-The Morning Post says: When the increased and daily increasing mercantile transactions between England and France and the liberal tendencies of both Go- vernments are considered it cannot fail to give the liveliest ...
... ?nrr?pnnb?E?. SMALL ARMS. Payonets, pikes, and halberds too, From out their scabbards broad swords flew. Pure Warlike Song, 1746. TO TrE EDtTOt OF THE 21Adz. Sir,-Wo have heard a good deal of blkam talked, and we have read it too of the cut and thrust bayonet exercise of the French, and a supposed improvement which that nation has made in that weapon. Now I utterly disbelieve in any advan- ...
... TELEGRAPHIC DESPATCHIES. ['FIIIROUG(I MAR1. REUTER'S AGENCY.] CIRCULAR OF COUNT CAVOUR. TuItiN, SUNDAY. On the 27th of Janualry the Miinister for Foreign Affairs forwarded a circhlar to the Sardinian Am- bass udors alooad, on the qjuestion of Central Italy. In this circular Count. CaLvoiir observes that the ialinhbaitan ts of (entral Iialy li ad accoptedl the Con- gress with cobtilnce, but ...
... TIHE CALCUTTA. MAIL. We have received rvil M'rseilles files of papcrs from (alrutta. We trke thO following suimmnary from the Bengal ]lrerirkru of Dec. 22. The campaigan on the frontiers of Nepainl is nearly at an end. Khlln Babadoor Ktahan, cx- awab of Bareilly, was captured by Sir Jung Bala- doer. and made over to the British authorities. IHe and Muninoo Khan have been sent to Lucknow, where ...
... COURT CIRCCLAR. WINDSOR, JAN, -25. There was no addition to the Royal dinner party yes- terday. The Queen and Prince Consort walked in the Home-park this morning, and visited her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent at Frogmoro. Her Royal Highness paid a visit to her Majesty in the afternoon at the Castle. Princess Alice and Princess Helena rode in the Riding- house, Lord Charles Fitzroy has ...
... 1OUSE% OF ONJLYONS. i iEMEXAMINATION OF PRIVATE BILLS. ,lr. Smith sat yesterday morning as ono of tho exanliners of Privato Bills, inComminttee-room, No. 17, and received proofs 3 that the Standing Orders of the House had been complied with in the following bills:- UNOPPOSED. 31, York Improvement (Lendal-bridgo and approaches). 32 Disley and Hayfield Railway. 33. Great Southern of India ...
... ALDERMAN SALOMONS, M.P., AND IIS CONUSITUTNTS. Last evening at eight o'clock a crowded public meeting of electors was held at the Literary Institution, High-street, Deptford, for the parpose of hearing an address from Alder- man Salomons, M.P. for the borough of Greenwich, expla- natory of his views on tho loading public questions of tbe day. The chair was occupied by Mr. H. L. Taylor, who ...
... ΒΆ,;LEUEAlP11(5 DESPATHES, [ ?? ji t~v UtERL-'St' AG)ENCY.] ?? JEBTI1 01' Lr ' l GRAN)D DUCHESS R ?? ii-THAMIE. 0 I'AIIIS, oAIO.YDi1 'Moitisa F; ?? > 1[s, ,'aunles tihta the Grand Duchess *i ef.. ?? ell yiie esterday el TilE L NIX ERS SUPPRESSED. l3.tUjI, MONDAY MORNING. B A y ! r lqll li~h eel of the Emperor *ad stating as a reason for h . !le in-itnig controversy of that il , vili ?? ...
... jWI LOWDOy G, ZETTE OF FRTDAY, JA~NUARBY 27, I __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ it PRINCE OF WALES'S COUNCIL CHAMBER, ?? BUCKINGHA -GATE, JA,. 24. rr, 1uxnphrly Willyarns, of Camianton, in the county of Corn- he wall, Esq., has been appointed Sheriff -of the county of ed CornvWall. at !SS [The following notification is substituted for that which ap- sh peared in the London Gazettv of Jan. 21, ...