... TOWN TALK. THE COURT.—The Queen, Prince Albert and their family have remained at Buckingham Palace during the week. On the Fast Day they attended divine service in the private chapel in the palace. New York Sun (Feb. 24) says,—One house in this city has ...

... TOWN TALK. The Liverpool Journal says that a grateful minister instead of placing Sergeant Talfourd on the bench has placed him on the shelf. The Glasgow Free Church Presbytery have resolved not to interfere in the question of American slavery, further ...

... TOWN TALK. THE COURT. The Queen and Prince Albert, with their children, have passed the week in their usual way at Windsor. A deputation from the Sacred Harmonic Society have had an interview with Prince Albert to submit to him a proposal for erecting ...

... TOWN TALK. TIIE COURT.—The Court Circular mentions the deep affliction caused by the sudden death of Mr. G. E. Anson to the Queen and Prince Albert. Her Majesty was to have left Osborne for Windsor on Wednesday; but her departure was postponed, by re ...

... TOWN TALK. The London correspondent of the Inverness Courier, thinks it gratifying to Scotch nationality, that the Prince of Wales wore tartan on his last birth-day.— Ought he not rather to have worn some costume proper to the Principality, a Welsh wig ...

... TOWN TALK. You have insinuated, an Irish correspondent writes to us, that Mr. John O'Connell has not inherited his father's mantle. You are wrong, sir, he has his father's cloak. _ _ . The condition of our West Indian colonies, says the Morning ...

... TOWN TALK. THE COURT.—The Queen, Prince Albert, and their children , have passed the week at Osborne. On Tuesday the Queen and her husband witnessed the sports at Portsmouth Regatta, to which they 'contributed £5O. It was a crowded and animated 'scene ...

... TOWN TALK. THE COURT.—On Wednesday the Queen, Prince Albert, and the Royal family, left Windsor for Osborne House, where it is expected they will remain until the Ist of December. A Cheltenham paper reports an application from Mr. Buckle to the Town ...

... TOWN TALK. THE COURT.—The Queen, Prince Albert, and their family, have passed the week quietly at Osborne. Prince Albert has appointed Edwin Saunders, Esq., George-street, Hanover-square, to be surgeon-dentist in ordinary to his Royal Highness, in the ...

... TOWN TALK. THE COURT.—The Queen, with Prince Albert and itheir children, has spent the week quietly at Osborne. It is said that her Majesty is not far from her accouchement. The Rutland Agricultural Society have given the Duke of Rutland fifteen pounds ...

... TOWN TALK. THE COURT.—The Queen, with her husband and children, has passed the week quietly at Osborne. The Limerick Examiner says:— Miss O'Reilly, of Knock Abbey, Louth, acknowledges the receipt of 301. from Cardinal Fransoni, for the benefit of the ...

... TOWN TALK. THE COURT.—IIer Maje,ty had a dinner-party on Walnesday evening at Buckingham Palace. The company included his Excellency Mons. Dronyn de Lima, their Excellencies the Baron and Baroness de Brunnow, the Marchioness of Normanby, the Marquis and ...