... Gzart aa? lI d TIE COURT. . a e OSBOaNE, JAN. 8.-Tbe Queen walkeld and drove V g out yesterday morning, and drove again in the after- tV 1. noon, accompanied by Princess Louis of Hesse. P g, Viscount Palmerston and Sir George Grey arrived ei a at Osborno yesterday, and hlad audiences of her E M- Majesty. Lord Palmerston has returned to Broad- fti lends. Sir George Grey remains at Osborne. V it ...

... MR, AND MRS. CHARLES KEAN AT THE THEATRE ROYAL. LAST evening, those wonderful interpreters of the drama, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kean, commenced an engagement of eight nights at our Theatre Royal. The audience was not so large as we expected to have seen; nevertheless, it was what may be termed, in theatrical parlance, a fair house. We believe there was not one person present who did not fully ...

... CIT'Ourt Rub f',J adicla, la;i- _ _ ?? _ -_ ?? ?? the THE COURT. ?? OsnounD, JAN. ?? Queen, accompanied by t o Princess Helena, walked in the grounds yesterday rds afternoon. Count and Countess Bernstorif arrived Oy. from London. nd- the The Duke and Duchess of Sutherland and the his youthful Marquis of Stafford have left Naples in the de- duke's steam-yacht for Malta, end will afterwards ber ...

... WI Gorlt 'lb 4f'tnrbiam T H E CO UR T. Osnoun0, JANUARY 27.-Tho Queon and Princess Helena, attondulbd b Lady Angusta Bruce, drove ont yesterday. The Prince and ?? Louis of Hesse also drove out. THE PRINC.E OF WALES. Tur Prince of Wales visited Marlboroulgh House on Tuesday. This Royal High ness, attendod by Limit- Genernl. Enllys anud Captain Grey, honored tho performanco ent the Adelphi ...

... (flcrat allb ?,`poioll- THE COURT. Osoa0RsE, JAN. 1.--Ier Majesty tl o Queen took anl airing yesterday. Tim Prince of WOOlS and P rillc O Lo.is of Hesse, attended by Lioetenant-Genoral K nollys, Captain Grey, and Captain Westerweller, crossed over to Southampton yesterday in ?? Royal yacht Fairy, and went to Winchieser to visit the b tathedral an 1(d the hospital of St. Cross. Their Royal ...

... (gourt alt z4ialn. THE COURT. OSBOanE, iJAx. ;15.-The Queen drove out yes- terday. Countess Blucher had the honor of accom. panying her Majesty. Lady Churchill lis succeeded the Countess of Gainsborough as Lady-in-Waiting. Earl Russell arrived yesterday, and had an audience of her Majest~y. Earl Russell left to-day. HEis Royal Highness Prince Ljoulis of Hesso visited Salis. bury Cathedral and ...

... ?? i(m ri) Rofia. Tenouoil Aiouinna., By the Author of ' s Life in Tuscany. London : Richard Dnltley, Now Bur- lingtou Street. IF the're existed any special law to prohibit ladies from nggin,,ig in those entoerrises which are classed under tho head. of travel, literature would be de- prived of mfny charming wor ,, and our eknowlegle of distant races an d obsciur charcsaterisics would be ...

... goxtf anb as OInx. THE COURT. OSBOnRE, JAN. 14.-The Queen, accompanied by Prince and Princess Louis and Princess Beatrice, drove out yesterday afternoon. Colonel the Hon. A. Hardinge attended on horseback. His Excellency the Austrian Ambassador has left Longleat on a visit to Lord Broughton, at Erlestoko Park, Devises. His excellency returns to London on Saturday. The Prussian Ambassador and ...

... gialirt allb $1 as?iolx. THE COURT. OSeoBRN, JAN. 5.-The Queen drove out to-day. The Prince of Wales, attended by Liutonanut-Geh-cI ral IKnollys and Captain Grey, loft Osborno this morning for Buckingbam Pelaceo Prince Arthur, attendedt by Major Elphinstono, accompanied the Prince of Wales to London, and proceeds from thence to Greenwich Park. CoaIOUS CUSTOM AT THE CHAPEL Rona-On Tues- (lay ...

... Q(fourt alb1 jf, slbionit T HI E CO UR T. OSrrORII, MONDA.Y-Owing to the urnfavorable state of tihe weather, tire Queen was unable to leatve tihe hoise this moriilig. V I C E R E Cr A L C O U R T. DlnlXr, rE ?? Excellency the Lord Lieutenant and *mite left; tire Westiand Row terminus of the Kingegtown. Railway at at quarter to seven o'clock yesterdilay evening, for Kingstownl, eln r-oute for ...

... Ii7ifcar~l'l A1nia,. Tur DUIL1N NINSVlit51't El AZYNII: forX Janfily. Dublin: Georqe 1110e aet, Grafton Street. MOST of the in1agzines tide month have ?? to say on the ?? slhall we 5do with our criminals P The Du'ilit UniTersitY contrasts tho views of the English with the lmerits of the Irish system; ansd, alpart from iere national pride in a matter which certainly shoulld not excite such a ...

... (5ourl mb fus?izn- THIE COURT. OsBoneZ, SUNDAY.-Tho Queen, the Prince and Princess Louis of Hesse, Princess Helena, Princess Louise, and Prince Leopold attended Divine service at Osborne this morning. The Bishop of Worcester offieiated. Viscount Powerscourt has arrived in town from his scat in Ireland. His lordship will shortly leave Eng- land on a Continental tour. Lady Ulick Browne was ...