... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... ASHBORNE. CesURCH MISSIONARY Socs'rv.-Sermons in behalf of the society were preached on Sunday week, by the Rev. Pre- bendary Wade, of Kidsgrove, in the morning and evening at Ashborne, and in the afternoon at Edlaston. The meeting was held in the New Assembly-room, on Monday evening. The chair was occupied byJ. Goodwin Johnstone, Esq, The speakers were Colonel Rowlandson, late Persian ...

... ?? .b HOUSE OF LORDS. hou The Lord MONDAY. five Lorlck Chancellor took his seat on the woolsack at TIME ?? IN LANiCASHIRE. woU The Earl of SHArTESSURy said he was anxious to put ?? a usion to Lord Granville, Of which behbad given him ccn pnaenotice, upon a subject of painful but general inl- MCI terest. The house was aware of the severe distress now unhappily prevailing in the cotton ...

... SINGULAP. RonsERiY rRoM A BRLOTHEL lee LKicas5FZL-At the Town-hall, Leicester, on Tuesday. before R. Harris, Esq.,. Ellen Hunt, 1a lady of the pave, dressed in a black Silk dress, I lght' clotah mantle, and showy bonnet, was charged ?? f ?? asum lof money (451!. lOs.), from the house of her mistress, Mrs. M'sarsball. who keeps a house of ill-fame, in Little-lane, High-street. From the ...

... THE DERBYSHIRE RIFLE ASSOCITION. A meeting of the members of the Derbyshire Ride Association, was held at the County-hall, on Friday last. It wasfally expected that his Grace the Duke of Devon.- shire, the Lord Lieutenant. would have presided, but for some unexplained reason his Grace was not present. Letters expressing regret at their inability to attend were received from the Bight Hon. Lord ...

... COAL MINE INSPECTION-SINGLE BRAT. TICED PITS, it will be recollected that immediately after the Hartley C calamity the Secretary of State addressed a circular letter ot to the several Government Inspectors of Coal Mines, re. Il quiring a return showing the number of single-bratticed g1 shafts in the several collieries in their respective districts, and their depth, diameter, and the mode in ...

... THE DERBYSHIRE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. ible Mr. Alderman MECK1 has more than once told us tein that we are only on the threshold of agricultural im- 'ho provement. Without pledging ourselves to a comn- Is, plete cohesion with all Mr. MAlcn's butterfly theories, , is we cannot doubt the truth of his favourite position. ent We are not prepared to deny that good farming, on Fho the whole, is ...

... SiEA-GOING IRON PLA-TED SHIPS OF WAR. - ?? v.-- -. ?? G u Js IT Alt. Mr. E. J. Reed,; who has been ?? to auperin- .y tend the execution of some new plans (his own) for the tf construction of iron-plated ships of war, has written a I g letter to the Times which will, no doubt, be perused with I M considerable curiosity both in this country and abroad. i 1. Mr. Reed's scheme has nothing whatever ...

... if -M . -r -u fl- - ?? - .. . Mr. M. O'Brien, of the Midland Circuit, has been sworn w In before the Lord Chancellor as Her Majesty's serjeant-at- de law. On these occasions it is customary for gentlemen m obtaining this dignity to present rings to the Queen and df the Lord Chancellor, bearing this motto Aliud nobis pi agendum. Mr. O'Brien, being a member of Lincoln's-inn, th went through a ...

... POACHINtG IN CUESHIRH.. ; Our attention has been more particularly, drawn to the orI I consideration of this subject from the numerous memorials pris to the Home Secretary from nearly every county in England, calling the notice of Government to these murderous assaults iupon keepers by large bodies of poachers, and praying for an extension of the powers of the police in arresting persons sus. ...

... I I Rear Admiral SirS, Lushington is appointed Lieutenant ' Governor of Greenwich Hospital. Prince Alfred left Balmoral on Monday, and joined his le ship, the St. George, at Burnt Island. . ef A civilian writing to the Times says:- Many weeks ze have now elapsed since the Robertson court-martial pro- a nounced its verdict. The subject of that court-martial f has been acquitted, and has been ...