... COURT AND FASHTON. I THE coTlIt. \VNDnOR CASTIE, SnDtynx.-The Queen, Prin- ass Louise, Prince Arthur, Prince Leopold, Prin- R ss Beatrice, and Prince Chrintian of iehleswig- Irolstuin, and the Ladies and Gentlemen in Wait- iiag, attended Divine service this morning in the pri- vate chapel. The Rev. Edward King, principal of Jo'u Ideadon, preabhed the sermon. Pirncc ansd Prin- c;ess Christian ...

... A D lIS SION OF WO2.0 N- TO IHE LEARNDE ',uFESSLONS. A RATSItR curious, but decidedly interestirq and pleasant, meeting has taken place at the rooms of the London Dialectical Society, in George nstreet, Hanover Square. The chair was occupied by Mrs. Dyte, and a paper on the albove sub- ject was read by Miss ~aliington. Equ alty of the sexes being one of the principles of to] - sociezy, it was ...

... THE COURT. OOSBORNx, MoNDAY.-The Queen walked and drove in the grounds this morning, attended by the Marchioness of Ely. Princess Christian of Schies. ?? and Princess Louise drove out, at. attended by Lady Susan MeLville; and Prince Leopold, Princess Beatrice, and Prince Christian walked in the grounds. His Serene Highness Prince Lowenstein Wertheim has arrived at Osborne on a visit to the ...

... LATEST N E W S. ?? TELEGR1PH-.] NEF'S-LETTER OFFICE', Moiidoay .Jorhif.l. F R A N C E. PAnS !Ay '29'-The (OXicial Journal declares that the news publiheud by the MwteG Ur relative to on aareument between France and Italy for the eva- cuatron of the Pontrtical territory by the French, is totally false. S P A I N. ~snowIP, MAY 29, EveFaN-.. -In to-day's sitting of the Constituent Cortes, a ...

... VISIT ?? HIS IROYAL HIG4HNESS PRINCE i AT}lTH rR TO THE GIANT'S CAUSEWAY. [1F01 OUR OWN UErORB.] L I' PoaTmusii, FRIDAY EVEN1ING. As I have already stated, his Royal Bighaas j 01 Prince Arthur left Portrush yesterday for the I h Giant's Causeway, almost immediately after his !l arrival from Londonderry. At the railway station IL avery handsome equipage from the Antrim Arms conveyed the Prince ...

... THREE LIVES LOST. Two shocking railway accidents are reported. The first, on Tuesday night, happened at Grimsby Station, and by it two men lost their lives. An engine and tender were in the station, and a young man, who belonged to Goxhill, a porter in the em- ploymout of the Manchester, Sheftield, and Lincoln- senire Railway Company. working at Grimsby, was standing on the engine, and a young ...

... ROYAL C0O'MIAS1IN O' IRISU OYSTER IttsHEIRIES. Li itr;NGTON, xMAT 19 -The Commissioners nave been for the last few Clays investigating the natural and artificial oyster fishreries in this ne. libmurbocd, for the parpase oF asir-t u;o2 tie ?? %; hich tare lctd to the dce line nu the natural bankl, and the success or otherwii, uhbich has attended the means taken to arrest their deca.!ence, as ...

... MEETINGS ON THE iRiSH CHURCa BILL. EXETER. Tns rev. ALFRED T. LEE, LL. D., Rector of Ahog- bill and rural dean, has attended public meetings held in Exeter and Torquay in connection with the National Protestant Union, and has delivered ad- dresses on the Irish Church Bill. At the former place upwards of 2,000 persons, principally work- ing men, were present, and the ex-MAYOR occu- pied the ...

... ULT.TIO. AINZNUAL MEL TIN\C. YESTEYRDAY, the annual meeting of this asso eistion was held in the Belfast AthensoUln, Castle Place. On the motion of Mr. JouH M¶KENNAt, jun., the chair was taken by JOHiN G. M'G;E, Esq. The CciiaiiAx, having read the circular calling the meeting, called cn the secretary to read the re- port. Dir. W. H. BRAoDDELL (in the absence of 0. K. Cordurer, ...

... 9 ^8 I'i:smENT ' .'rT T 0 . US F, D T ras if F _- , fSPEOIAL TELEGRAM ] Loowos, TuESRDAY. THE Trish Attorney-General will to-morrow intro duce a Bill suspending the Mayor of Cork. The mnater excites great interest here. THE SINKING OF THiE STEAMER WOLF. [BY SP?CIAL TELEGRAM ] [FROU OUtOWN CORRESPONDENT.] LoNsn s, TUESDAY. Tot: sthe action brought by Mecsrs. J. & G. B- ?? Proprietors of tie ...

... ?, ' ?? ' II il . N ?? ) L 1, N' e, ! ? I I 1 1 i k ' I ? ' ?? ?? - ' L LjIXuM oT owi CtWRRmSP.DFDPNT.] LOsNDO, WEaDNESDAY. TI, g sale oe poor Sir Emerson Tenaeat's effects at his town residence, 66 \Varevick- Square, is adver. ?? It will extend ever the three last days of n week, and will embrace a great number of rare r 1 beautifal objects of art, natural curiosities, a, selibrary of ...

... LONDON, THUuSsASn.-The Select Cfmmittee ap- pointed at the instance of Colonel French, toinquire into the valuation of Ireland, met again to-day. The chair was occupied by Colonel FihENcu, and the other members of the committee attending were- Mr. Ayrton, the Secretary of the Treasury; Mr. Pollard- Urquhart, Fir F. Heygate, Mr. MI'Carthy Downing, Mr. Herbert, The U'Conor Don, Mr. C. Fortfc-sce ...