in mind that Lord ABINGER has been arraigned, at the bar of public opinion, for scolding and abusing the Chartists, in his charge to the Grand Jury at Liverpool. This accusation has been apologised for by Ministers, but they could not deny it. Unhappily, the newspapers of this w

Our foreign intelligence this week possesses but little interest. From the chief papers we select the fol lowipg ~ FRANCE. The Journal des Mutts contains a letter from one of those who accompanied the naval expedition to Otaheite. This letter fully explains how the possession of

............•mm... The few weeks preceding Easter are invariably marked by a gloomy calm in the theatrical world which only the production of the Easter novelties can dissipate. Under these circumstances we have but little to record of moment in our dramatic periscope of the wee

these worn monuments of our ancestors, we cannot fail to reflect on the changes that have occurred since the structure first rose proudly above the subject lands around it. He who was as a sovereign lord within these proud walls, whose shrill clarion could evoke squire and vassa

These docks were the third formed in London; and profiting by the experience already gained, the directors had them made superior to either of the others. They were commenced in 1800, and completed in 1806, the site chosen having been that of Blackwall. Exclusively confined to t

The opening of the Spanish Cortes took place with due solemnity on the 3d. The Regent repaired to the royal palace, where the peers and deputies, in full costume, awaited to accompany her Majesty. The cortege set out at two o'clock. The royal suite led the way in carriages drawn

The railroad between Heidelberg and Carlsruhe has been just opened, and a convention has been entered into between the Government of Baden and Ducal Hesse, for the continuation of the line from Heidelberg, by Darmstadt, to Frankfort. RUSSIA AND TURKEY. The following, according t

RIRTHS. On Sunday, the Otis inst., at Brighton, the Lady Augusta Seymour, of a son. At Berry Hill, Taplow, on the sth inst., the Lady Mabella Knox, of a daughter. :HARRIED. At Bombay, on the 23t1 of February, by the Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of the diocese, J. K. Wedderburn Esq