... The Queen remains in privacy at Balmoral. right An intimation appears in the London GazeUe that the taxer Queen will this year hold no levees or drawing-rooms. peal Ladies and gentlemen going abroad, who may wish to the attend foreign courts, and who would, had circumstances steal permitted, have been presented to Her Majesty, may pap have certificates from the Lord Chamberlain, by apply- this ...

... MR. PUNSHON ON THE LIFE AND I CHARACTER OF MACAULAY. On Firiday eve'ning seven or eight hundred persns assem- bled in the~ Corn -Exchange to hear the Rev. W. M. Pun. - e shotres discourse upon the life and character of Lord, Macaiulay. us '~The rev, lecturer. was very warmly received, When 'he entered te5 the hail, as was also W. T. Cox, Esq., who was called upon ItPi to preside. th e After ...

... ECCLE SIASTICAL. - .: - - - . . L The- Most Rev. Charles Thomas'Longley, D.D., was Tho on Saturday elected by the Dean and Chapter of Canter- that ii bu~ry to the Archbishopric of that 'See. The next step that At e will be the confirmation of the election, which 'will ipso The ' acto render vacant the Arebbishopric of York. Dr. Hyde. '7 Lisgley will then -do homage to Her. Majesty, and memo ...

... rd UJTTOXETER. at PRINCE CONSORT'S MEATORJAL.-Steps are being taken do here for popularising the Subscriptions to this national object. ri A public meeting has been called by the churcbwardens, e; when it was expected that a local committee would be ap. IL ray pointed for carrying out the object. ag PosT-orirtcz AcERaATrONcS.-A public meeting of the in- in habitants of the town, was held at ...

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... 't' LONDON TO NOTTINGHAM DERRY, AND LEEDS._ les, Gov Iii Firs2 zn STATIONS. 112~ 12 I2 12 21212 12 12 1 2Mail - Departure a.m. A ar, nm amam. D. p~m. p~m. pr~s. Egg, 'ter London E. Square ~ .. .13 0.30. 0.01 1. a0 2.45 3 1 .3 9:13111u I ?? 0.30 o1.53 1 40 2. 05.40 7 30 11.20 Scr ?? . 3.36 . 8 30 Ret ,10 Louglhborourgh .. i.42151.3112.52). 3.42 7.12 8 30 12.21 9 tou. Kegworth I9. .3N4I12, 8:12 ...

... AGRICULT'UiRE. weather is v-. . 1. 5LLULJLI UIk. In Austria the weather is very ufvual.adtepieo 'St grain is rising it, all parts of thle ,tpire.favoablet and the price of st Vienna ?? cut in all parts of ite country. atdevery et seconid day there is'a thunderstorm, wvith lottg-contitnued atdl heav, rain; in fact, this sumititer is one of the coldest and wettest that ban ever been knovn in ...

... 1 LONDONTO XOTTINGHAM,DERBY AND LEEDS. Gor. MailFast Gov, Fast 1 2 GTATIONS 12I12 102v'12 1121 121 2' (12Mail- Departure am.' a~m. p.m. p.m. n p.m. p.m. PM D London E. Square 6.15 6.30 9.30'1o .. 245' 5. 0 9. 0 E, London K. Cross .. 7.10~ 9.30'l1,4o0 .. .. i5.30 6.45B1 Rugby .. 8.30,10.1511ll.55 1 40 2, 5 20 7.10 11.20 T Leicoster..9.1 3Il.I5112.28.2 10 3.10 8 5'7.50 11.68 S( Syston . .. 9,24 ...

... hed dow BilGENERAL AGRICULTURAL REPORT FOR MAY. dim the (From the Farmier's Mafgazine.) and During the early part of the month, serious apprehensions, that Bil owing to the unusual backward state of vegetation in all parts hat of the United Kingdom, and the great scarcity of foodar in our dlim htgra~ing districts, were felt in reference to the ultimate fate of and I.as live stock, both beasts ...

... Lord Overstone's fortune says the Spectator, is estimated if at !,,000.0001. The Marquis of Exeter, on the 19th of May, will entertain rag 1,000 Volunteers of Northampton, at Burghley Park. V At Glasgow, on Monday, an Irishman, named John Riley, h was sentenced to death for the murder of a woman named Laffy, on the 17th. December last. While Colonel M'Murdo was reviewing the South MHiddle- sex ...

... _. I II I IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. 11 HOUSE OF LORDS, MONDAY. The High Court of Bombay Bill passed through committee, and their Lordships then adjourned. 'e HOUSE OF COMMONS. VACCINATION OF SHEEP. 3, In reply to Sir J. Clarke Jervoise, d Mr. BRUCE said the report of the experiments in vaccina- - ting sheep, although promised before Easter, was not yet pre. a santed. The scope of it, however, was ...

... I The Index, the London organ of the seceded American hi States, publishes the text of the letter in which Mr. Mason, BF announces the termination of the Confederate mission to I England:- fI 24, Upper Seymour-street, Portman-square, Sept. 21, 1863. * The Right Hon. Earl Russell, HerMajesty's Secretaryof State foe ir Foreign Affairs. fit My Lord-In a dispatch from the Secretary of State of ...