... Hun. Misses Irvine, who have been sojourning at Honileur, in Normandy, are not ex- pected to return to London until after Easter. Lady Dover and family have arrived at Dover House, Whitehall, from a visit to the Duke and Duchess of Sutherland, at Trentham ...

... &splendid monograph of the period dealt wt, and the whole will, when .completed, form am interesting and ?? re-. view of the rise and development ot English- -rule in India. Major Ross- in the N present volume treats his subject in -a very \capable .m-ael~er ...

... attendance, was very poor. The character of tho weather has given rise to the re- newal of a suggestion made some years ago, that th. date for the holding of the Show sliould not be fixed for Easter, which is a moveabie fe.at, and which this year occurs at a ...

... m, P., arrived in London on Monday, en route for Castle Bernard, Bandon. The noble lord has paiend oil' lintil after the Easter recess with the Right Honourable D. Pigot. The King of Sardinia has ordered fifty thounand livres to be appropriated for erecting ...

... cthe tra -ii ?? The Lc idon I- rnaseagers in uuiny tiuitae J-dll tempt, fortune n ott Ewa?er Saturday instead of Easter Monday. An Easter Mona auaenedaeb -n t Ui&euc, a t errible ordeal to face i all Loandi hasn behn out th at holiday c ud a ; east t ...

... assured, consented to cnduct the new military commission, to which the suc- cess the late motion of Lord G. Lennox has given rise., and which, thanks to the perseverance of his lordship, vill be nomitiated very shortly. One officer from each of the corps ...

... Tottenhmnger, Berts. - he Countess of Kingston has left town e L for Loedon. g The :Baroness Burdett CoUtts is passing I the Easter recees at TorquasY and is not expected tp return till the end of the moet. C The Right Hon. Lord Chief Justice E SWhiteeide ...

... harmony 1 It will curious wwheih.r the Independent Party, which 'heer. indefatigable promoting joint with the Tories, will rise to this bait. ifer the Irish Party, thrir platform on ilocal Oovernment has been clearly laid If the Unionists are one with ...

... Mr. and Mrs. Harcourt, of St. Leonard's, had the honour of joining the royal dinner party of yesterday evening. The Royal Easter Hunt was brilliantly attended, ot but the weather proved very unfavourable. The deer was in uncarted at Ascot Heath, and after ...

... 'Mr D'Oyly Carte has secured blr Solomon's *BiUee Taylor for a twelve, month, and will .send it upon a provincial tour at Easter. The -Duke d'Aosta, who reached London on the l2th inst, 'ill' make a stay of about a month in Saghnd. He vwilnnairntat strict ...

... peers and members of parliament. The Marquis and Marchioness of Downshire purpose to remain at Hillsborough Castle until after Easter, and then return to town for the season. ?? Marquis of Hertford arrived at Dorchester House, from Paris, on Saturday afternoon ...

... severe fall on the coursing ground near Liverpool. While riding at full Ie speed his horse fell, and before his lordship could rise the horse rolled upon and injured him near the hip. Fortu- nately restoratives were at hand, and the noble earl was well enough ...