LONDON was not balked of its holydav on this ninth of No- vember. Half a million metropolitans have been blessed with the sight of majesty. The Queen and her Court. all as...

instant. The Sub-treasury bill of the Government had been virtually de- feated ; a *110 ion in the House of Representatives to lay it on the table havingbeen carried by 1.20 to...

a f dee impression as to the state of public feeling in this country. The Ballot meeting at Stroud was scarcely noticed, although attended by 1500 of Lord Josue RUSSELL'S...

of Dun Cmtr.os to the North of the Ebro. On the .2.7th, he arrived at Darango, with some battalion:, in a deplorable state. It is probable that the Carlists may make an attempt...

not beea ascertained, enough, it is said, is known to prove that very little alteration in the strength of parties has been effected by the disso- lution. TRIERS, GUIZOT,...

to which it belonged, in the capacity of groom. The uneasiness of day afternoon. As her Majesty was passing in an open carriage the worthy corporators on horseback afforded much...

was half-past three when the Lord Mayor assisted her Majesty to At length the great day dawned ; and, contrary to the prophecies of alight at the door of the Guildhall. The...

The annual dinner to celebrate the acquittal of Hardy, Tooke, and Thel wall, was held on Monday, at liadley's Hotel, Bridge Street, Blackfriars. The company was more numerous...

There was a splendid muster of Devonshire Liberals at Barnstaple, on the 30th ultimo, to celebrate Lord Ebrington's election for North Devonshire. About 1200 gentlemen, 750 of...

aildress to the working classes on the subject of national education. This paper contains some good notions, mixed up with rather too much preaching about the advantages of...

barge from London Bridge to Westminster Hall, and was sworn in with the usual ceremony before the Barons of the Court of Exchequer. A correspondent of the Times having made a...

A"' cittici, , cr1 IlItIrSitity, Mr. H. B. Curteis, who has usually been mi.oeg the W hies inclieing to Conservatism, declared, that '• he. LW: the OttA . N oh 6ussex. 50...

a dinner at Ilulywell, on the 311 instant. Among the coin. teal, were LordDinorben, Lord .1Iostyn, Mr. W. O. Stanley, 31. P., and a strong muster of country gentlemen, bankers,...

attack Mr. O'Connell, and the religion be professes, in a speech published in the ..4pe ..-Ideerti,”..r. The attack has drawn forth a pun.. gent reply from O'Connell, in the...

The assailants of I_oral limier:lye's government have been laIrd at work Ivithin the last few days. Dr. Eh ingron resigned the etilee of Chaplain to the Lord. Litintemiat,...

of merchants and others, in thy 1>tiVill3, and exhi- bited Mr. Grote's Ballot-bex, explainieg its simple median:inn. He was obliged to repeat his explanation several times, as...

ascertained, were stated in last week's Spectator in the following words- " The Liberals have the advantage in Liverpool, Northampton, Exeter, Andover, Bewffley, Tomes,...

The Dundee Advertiser, a Parnell- Ministerial paper, snys that Lord Durham's opinions must have been "considerably trodi:led" since his tour it, Scodund in 1834- " His letter to...

the particulars of a strange proceeding, in which the Duke of Hamilton and Lord and Lady Lincoln are concerned. It appears that Lady Lincoln, the Duke of Hamilton's daughter,...

Sir Robert Peel has arrived in Paris. The story of his intended return to the Lord Mayor's show was probably a party Tube. Lord and Lady Lyrnlhuret and Lord Canterbury are to...

Spectator, on the anxiety of the Tories to keep Lord Hill at the Horse Guards, enters into a defence of his Lordship's conduct as Commander-in- Chief— " If general opinion be...

dreadfully from cholera, dysentery, and typhus tes cf.

Zarmalavarre- gne. f mit 1i na, it pasuish Carlist we presume, and Mr. Gruireieon, e ye caairaleot of the altoening /-)oet at the cow t of Don Carlos, have imo the halide of the...

of the prevention of WO::!titell ntlaCk on the Queen's life. It is stated that Charles Stuber, Gralinia a In formerly kept a baker's shop in Chelsea, failed ,in !mono s. ; and...

Then: has been very litt:e business of importance in the City !a: lug t'ae week : yestsrday wal kept as a close holyday, and the three 1:reviee. d • almost tetirely devoted to...

Court of Chaucery, on the Liverpool Church Endowment question. The Lord Chancellor reversed the demurrer decision of the Master of the Rolls, and declared the appropriation of...

The Gelleral As:se:Ably of the States of Hanover was dissolved. by a royal proclamation, on the :10th of October; on the 81st, letters patent were issued dIssolviez the Cabinet...

.I--At Gravesend, Nov. 6th. Rapid. Field. from Van Diem:nes Lan 1; 7 0 .a, \tilter. tutu New South Wales : and 9-h, Kyle. Fletcher, from IleJNal• ofr Ts Henry, Wahnsloy, from...

conduct of LOI+1 John Russell, in con:nutting the punishment of William Smith, sentenced to Seven years' transportation at the Nurthanaitooshire Qoarter.sessions in April, to...

BIRTHS. on the 7th inst., in Balgrave Street, the Countess of PONIFRET. of a son. t (he ith inst., at Grove Park. Warvtiok, I. oty Bottum's, of a Soli. • , !,u 3,1 inst., at...

NO.:11i. CONCLUDED, MILITARY EXPENDITURE. IN ou 'first paper we endeavoured to show, that by consolida Iig the superintending official branches of the Army, greater effi r ci...

or, rather, Iris Lordship wisely and manfully has disclaimed the Mountain ; and the Aloutirain has lost no time in returning the compliment. " Not many (lays Since," quoth the...

MINISTERS will not be permitted to" play fast and loose" on the Ballot. A twelvemonth ago they were urged to make it " an open question." They coquetted with their friends. Lord...

THE Ssendard resumes the vindioation of the Tories from the c h ar ge o f factious conduct. Th o u g h striving to be brief, be , paper occupies, with the necessary extracts...

To those who put faith in the Liberal intentions of Ministers, the perusal of a series of articles in the Globe of the last and present week would hoof service. That journal,...

THE great bauble which the Drury Lane manager has been making so , much fuss about — that was to " amaze the very faculties of eyes and ears" of all the grown babies of the...

presented at event Garden, with a cast of characters more efficient, and scenic accessories more picturesque and effective — an ensemble more perfect, in short, than ally since...

WE have been favoured with the following extract from a private letter from Sir JOBS JEFFCOTT, the Judge of the new colony of South Australia. In conjunctionsvith his charge to...

at. the Olympic on Monday, affords ma:erials for fellowing up our comparison of the management here and at the Adelphi. Victorine has evidently been the model ; but, inetead of...

THE life of COKE is a desideratum in English literature, which the present volumes will not supply. A more wretched compilation we have never encountered, even when the hero was...

BIOGRAPHY. The Life of Si, F.11WATli Cl/kr. u rd Chief Justice of England in Ilia'Reign di:James the First. With Memoirs of his Contemporaries. By Cuthbert ililliA111 Mot.,...

LIRE the Merchants Daughter of this writer, The Squire is a true romantic novel; and chargeable, like the others of its race, with doing mischief to youthful readers by painting...

THE general description of the Tour thrall!), :he 31anufurfuring DiNtrictsr fits the first half of tie volume before us: although the Continuation deals fir the tnest part with...

THE embellishments — illustrations we cannot term them—of The Keepsake, are no exception to our remark on the altered character of the Annuals. They consist of three couple of...

Lusee's portrait of the Duke of Wellington—the whole-length, in the Windsor uniform, painted for the Town-Hall, Dover, and ex- hibited at the Royal Academy—has been engraved as...

THE annual exhibition of the attempts made at copying the works of the Old Masters took place on Wednesday, at the British Institution ; and, as usual, it was a melancholy...

the Royal Academy are CHARLES LAND. IEEEand GEORGE PATTEN. Both are artists of respectable talent, and eligible as Associates re a score or two with preten., sions to the...

been put forth by Messrs. DODOS. This gives her Majesty a Greek contour of face, features most justly proportioned, and a sedate e xpression. The relief is sharp and delicate ;...