... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. [it AM O E~NIN6 OF PARLIAMENT BT HER MAJESTY. Her Majesty yesterday opened the Imperial Parliament with all the oustomary ceremonials on The Royal procession left Buckingham Palace at half-past one. Her Majesty was aoaompanled H.R ...

... whether that country was to be hereafter assimilated with the other provincea of the East India Company, to be Queen's colony, w to remain under military Government. Sir J. C. HOBHOUBE vindicated the conduct of all the part who were implicated in the oonquest ...

... accepting or wearing any foreign order, unless it was granted to him for distinguished services sea or in the face of the enemy, or unless bad been actually in the service of the foreign power who proposed to decorate him. (Hear, hear.) He had no difficulty ...

... Imperial Parliament. HOUSE OF LORDS. V, November 22. The Lord Chancellor being still absent from indisposition, Lord Campbell took the Woolsack three o'clock, and prayers having been said by the Bishop Durham, the swearing in of Peers was proceeded with ...

... Athens, had been appointed military governor, and General Habn oommauder in-chief of all the troope stationed in the eastern provinces and on the Turkish frontier. The police had been placed under the ordera of the military governor. ...

... AND g PRNCESS ALEXANDRA, tated in Lithography by Messrs. MACLURE, I and MACREGOR r bIACUO:; . b A. LATE EDITION OF ti THEWEEKLY MERCURY OF TO-DAY (SATURDAY) a gl b Fpubloshed, containing an account of he ARR' A of the PPINCBSS ALEXANDRA a gd her E ?? ...

... Asylums, Myrtle-street.-There is divine service in the church every Sunday at 1 ELm. and 6 30 P.M. t The Asylums sre open for the inspectionmdf visitors on ] Monday, Tuesday, and friday. !he Bluecoat Hospi ?? service by the children on C Sunday afternoon ...

... Prussia the great military display now in preparation on the banks of tho Rhine. The correspondent of the Morning Herald says there a rumour circulating In all the Berlin papers of a contemplated hatrothment of the of Walea the Princess Alexandra, daughter of ...

... thendyiurn', Myrtle-street.-There is divine service -t teticneey Sunday at 11a?.m. and 6t .0p.m. Tiers-ylums are open for the inspection Qf visitors an iintoy, Tuesday, and Fridty. Mre Blueceat Hospital.-The service bY the children on 6Snday atternooss, in ...

... Myrtle-street.-There is divine service in tie ulsutlch every Sundiay at s1 a.ns. and 6 30 p.m. The A3ylwlns are open for thae inspection of vsitors on j Mondav, Tuesdav. and Fridav. T!he 1illecoat Hospital.-The service by the children on the S idav a ...

... the reskless expenditure of the Government. Though has teccme more than twice great as that Queen, speak advisedly say that the personal debts of the Imperial prodigal will be found to be not less—probably considerably more—than £u,OOO,C(H) sterling. ...

... Lieutenant, who has from the origin of the association taken a deep interest in its welfare, and who rendered it important service Liverpool iilling the office of President the department of Punishment and Reformation. Mr. Hastings, the secretary, said ...