... London, has had an interview with his Majesty; but that is not the case. The Duke went to Brighton, and sent a letter to Sir Herbert Taylor; but, having re- ceivod no answer, he went to the Pavilion. Now his Ma- jesty declined this interview in these ?? King ...

... the King has - given a subscription of 1001., and the Queen another of 501., towards the repairs of the Chain Pier. . Sir Herbert Taylor bag also subscribed 101.-Brighlon Gatte. u- The freedom of Durham was presented on Wednesday to se Earl Grey by the ...

... knaves;' and 'O'Connell not a rebel, only because he is too cunning and too cowardly to put himself in the way of being shot or hanged, as he ought to be.' Now, if these are to be the Conservative flowers of rhetoric in future, if this is to be the style of ...

... 12,000 men, as suggested by a writer in the United Serviea Jimmieu, which, he said, if at- tempted, could only end in the hanging of all engaged i n it. Paying. as we did, sight millions a year for our navy, including that part of the ordnance connected ...

... the rate of from .0700 to £800 eaich. hor THE REv. W. J. E. BENNETT ANDS ST. BARNABAS, Foot- m Lico.-A deputation from the congregation of St. Baronabas as Churoh, Pimlico, of which Mr. Bennett was formerly the incum- be bent, is about proceeding to Frome ...

... deserter; but when brought before the Westv-t minster magistrate he found himself placed at the disposal t of Mr. Sidney Herbert. SOUTOI WALES RAILWAY.-Mr. Bouverie has reportedI from the! committee that the ?? of the bill are merely to ,enable the South ...

... -His Honour, J. M. Herbert, Esq., held hisI monthly court here on Tuesday last, None of the casesp5- l sessed much public interest. There was one in whih an a Irishman named Desmond appeared as plaintiff against Mr. IChas. Herbert, shopkeeper, Aberysehan ...

... ATTEOH'TED SUICIDE.-On Tuesday, the 26th inst., a man inamed 'Taylor, living in Nelsen-street, attempted to commit suicide, by hanging himself. Mr. Bradford, surgeon, w as im- mediately in attendance, and the unhappy man was conveyed rto the County Asylum, ...

... boots from his shop within the last or fortnight. Five pairs were produced and identified by Mr. a. Pearce. The boots were hanging out near a box in front of a, the shop. Prosecutor knew them by his private mark. m ie Lovell was asked what he knew about ...

... of his wife, more or leess lintoxicated fromaday to day. He ate verylittle food, and when in thesei fits often threatened to hang himself cout of the way.t *aso he was of no nec to anyone. On Wednesday seeming he I went to work at six o'clock as usual ...

... TinI I an d purollceers from AlltpartsILS0 the kingdom were present. Caen e I The following averages were enaae :-Mr. T. Herbert's Iont teotie at Lcobladie, £11 lo. 11d., Mr. T. hB. Browone, Salpi'rton, Aland ii £t.1 15s. 2d.;Mcr Ratcliffe. Sapper'ton ...

... Jer after the usual vote of thanks, with sihging and WIayer. .L1 dy IMPORTANr Te RAILWAY TRAVEaLLESa-His onour,, .M dy- Herbert, Esq, has just ?? judgment in the cause Thomas v. is rat Wstern Railway Comrpany,'heeerd at the February ihcourt, wvhen Mr ...