... d.Srt .-na P.Alm..- :h - WNeisasoR CAsmE, March 2. The Queen; accompanied by the Prinocss Louis of Eesse, drove.In the grounds this morning. The Prince pf Wales, attended by Lieutenant-Colonel Xeppel, xoent to London. Prince Arthar, attended by Major Elphinstone, left the Castle for Greenwich Park. TEIB iDINBURdH, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4, 1863. TO COURESPONDENTS. No notice can be taken of anonymous ...

... 11'dtas to Ily (fbifur'. THE NIGHT OF THE ILLUMINATION. fo SIu,-If there ever was any doubt in oim mind of a any sensible wtan of the wisdom of the decision of the Magistrates relative to cabs and carriages on Tuesday th eveniog, the state of the streets on Saturday night ml would have mare than convinced him. I am certaina I speak the sentiments of every right-thinking person an vlhen I say ...

... ig-ourt mid- taoMm. * AWINDSOR CASTLIO, March 18. ThliqQueen, attended by Lady Augasta Bruce, walked nsd drove in the grounds this morning. The Prince and rriecess of Wales, the Duchess of trabant, and Prince Louis of Hesse, attended by the Countess Morton and Lieutenant-Colonel Keppel, rode on horseback. * The can lelabrum anl three oval salvers presented by lher Majeity the Queen to the ...

... ISRAEL IN EGYPT. Handel was great in every style. In sacred music of the choral kind, however, he distances all who preceded or have followed him. His boldness and strength of style, his combination of vigour, spirit, invention, grandeur, and sab- limity, have never been surpassed. Conceive, said Arbuthunt to Pope, ' the highest you can of his abilities, and they are utsch beyond anything ...

... iR BRIGHT ON THE AMERICAN QUESTION. (SUPPLEMENTARY TO YESTERDAYVS TELEGRAPH.) A densely crowded Trades Unionists' meeting, in favour of the Northern States of America aud negro emancipation, was held on Thursday even- ing, at St James'siHall, Piccadilly, London. Mr J. Bright, M.P., presided; and on the platform were Mr Stansfeld, M.P., Mr Lawson, MLP., Mr J. A. Taylor, M.P., Mr John Stuart ...

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... NIR BRIGHT ON SLAVERY. Yesterday evening, a crowdedTrades' Unionists' Pro. S meeting, to express sympathy with the Northern Rest. Pub, States and ewith negro emancipation, wvas held at Otto St Janes' Hall London. 'MrBright occupied the Sever chair; anid, in opening the proceedings, said he OtL dteplysympathised with the object of the meeting. It was a remarkable gathering, as it wasnot a ...

... SECOND EDITION OF YLSTEflDAY FRANCE AND NIEXTCO. The Times' Paris letter says -Th--re have, been Tulnloure for tim ns das1 heist tli t it- ie ctofl teniplateil to resnilll iieu-tj;ttle55 S I% i- the ;Mixi- can G overnmeiit afttr tilt cIII ?? Of Piuebila. It is undeniable that thle esi-, ts il tile, camjpaign have Sadly disaillI-illttd' the Ems at- , an iii' ae4 much discontent,~ wh ich is ...

... BY ELECTRIIC_ TELEGRAPH. I HOUSE OF LORDS-FRIDAY. Their Lordships met at five o'clock. The Earl of MALNIESBURY gave notice that on Friday he should call attention to the arrest of three officers of her Majesty's ship Forte by the Brazilian Government. The Earl of HARDWICOIE asked whether, in connection with the propobed restoration of the Galway subsidy, it was intended to make any alteration ...

... AEDONIAN MEBCURt S.ROOND EDITION. MX31/ERY OFFLes, SAT'UeIZA S, Eleven o'e:LI . A FlIEU 'AL ol Tjili I lAC,;SSALEXAiflAA, LoNDC:- W eathdr S.W., cold, anl rath(r gloomy, -Mith doubtful pirospect of finei wer. ther. When the Royal Yacht anchored off Mar- 8ate on Thursday night, a deputation headed by the Mayor of Mlargate asked permission to pay their respects to the Princess, which was granted ...

... 6tarral 4ittelligma. The contemnplated Confederate loan of £3,000,000, is expected to be introduced in Paris and London early next week. The late General Sir James Outram died, not at Paris, but at Pau. The error was, we believe, caused by a mistake in reading the telegram. The Prince Consort memorial statue for Cam- bridlgehasbeen, not-wi thstanding an earnest speech in favour of bronze by ...

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