... 1 .ROYAL >AYTIOrN4L ,,LRONITITIUTlO. I ?? Aabriefl .r: eld n ojelD U;Ct Az biefi re rted stezrda ~ te' annuaItmeoti.! ing of the Boyal Nation LifeboaS ITha ?? Shqld at the London Taiern Ion Tuesday; the chair was /;*ken by * the Bight Hon '13L T. L Cloli~i, I the First, Liiord 'of ''th Admiralty. ' There wae a. large number of ladies and gen.. tlemen present. inclading dir Francis, Crossley, ...

... IMPERAL__pIAUEN HOUSE OF LORDS._THuarsy, MARaC 12. 4 The LooD CHANCELLOR took his seat on the woolsack at 5 eclock. . PRIVATE BUSINESS The Bolokow's Naturaliration Bill, the Vale of Crick- howell Railway Bill, and the Shropsbire Union.Railways ?? Pill,werereadasecondtine. (i PETITIONS. The Duke of ARGYLL presented a petition from car- tain inhabitants of Cheltenham against the Prosory ...

... ,Rttvs of I?t Mth, Home Notes. An influential meeting of the Liberals of South Essex has been held at the Green Dragon, Bishopsgate, for the purpose of selecting candidates. After a full discussion, Mr Wingfield Baker and Mr Andrew Johnston were in- vited to offer themselves to the constituency of the new division. The re-election of the Chancellor of the Exchequer (George Ward Hunt, Esq.,) ...

... ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION OF A RUSSIAN AM8ASSADOR. Baron de Budhsrg, the ?? ambassador, has arrived in Paris from his visit to St. Petersburgh. We regret to stats that his passage through Verviers was marked by an afflicting incident, which, fortunately, had no disastrous consequences. The following letter gives details:-I had taken the train at Cologne to proceed to Paris. When we reached ...

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... I X. DISAARIOTo Eva. OHQUBB.'OL . A deputation waited upon the First Lord of She Treasury in Downing-rtreet 'yesterday, to advot t'e W claims of the Manchester Education Bl.; The non. AIgernon Egerton in troduce d the deputation, which in- eluded Mr. Bruce, H.P., Mr. Fildes, M.P., Mr. T. B. Potter, M.P., Mr. W. E Fokster, MY.P, 'Mr. E. Potter, ' M.P., Mr. J. T. Hibbert, M.P., Ai r, Baley, Mh.P ...

... The attractions at the Agricultural Hall, instead of diminishing at the close of the season, have been kept up with unabated vigour during the past week, and give every promise that there IVill be nothieg wauting even in the ensuing week, which is announced to be the close of the pertormances. Messrs Sanger are to be much complimented onl their untiring energy and enterprise, which have ...

... I THE - - E e ' i, : ' DUNSALLo, FZit. 13. e The column which left Addigenrlt on- the' 11th n has now made three marches towards Antalo in its a mixed* compositio avalry, infantry, and artils e lery; and from the fact that it carries with it its t own provision it resembles the characterof the s force that must make the fiial push upon Magdala, and its progress gives an insight into the means ...

... FRANCE. PARIS. Mllrclz 13.-The Afocitezur of this morning announces that General 'de Failly has been nominated a Senator, and Admirals Reynaud and Fleuriot de Langle grand officers of the Legion of Honour. ITALY. NAPLES, MarcL 12.-A grand banquet was given to-day to Admiral Farnagut, Commander of the American squadron in the Mediterranean, by Admiral Provana, Commander of the Second Naval ...

... FOREIGN OFFICE AGENCIES. To the EDITOR of t/e PALL MALL GAZETTE. SIR,-My attention has been called to an article in your paper of yesterday, in which reference is made to an opinion unfavourable to the system of Foreign Office Agencies which I expressed in the year 1855 in the House of Commons. I think it right to state that a more intimate acquaintance with the subject, and much practical ...

... ?? 11 ?. I I 1; ?? .1 .77P 77ll 4i? ,:1 C i, I .1 : I i 11; ? I ?? :I,? tl';?& 't , .,y~~terd~y in . Par{is~l{.O~lL ThYIS~aO~l:iren ?? seven m An thand of a rs of Briti APic.ipoo'to be trien I John' Murrayis Thomsi ore, Anrw6i Wllyesterday ?? Paris.: D nirtel, Hln Pop,' ffere rI Cand asnd Moania .Wereplined at e fme.' le. preisner iegtl jougunalg desbe'themolle as thhiewels l ooig , ...

... ?? -, I ' ] M. IO. ,: ' ! ?? ! ?? ?? MRTROPOZITANBAIL WAY. . i' i ~ ~ ~ 1 . ~: - i 1 . _, - Thlo ndjourned half-yearly meeting of shareK ,holders was~held .yesterday afternoon, at the City Ter-: ,minbsd Hdtel, Cannon-street; Mr. JoHN PARsoN i-u thoe 'chair.. ?? i; TheSkoiarAitj(Mr. Henchu au) havingreadthe' inutes -of the previous meeting, The Ct-AlXEH referred to the recommendation of the ...