Both Houses Of Parliament Sat Last Night-the House Of Peers
for a few minutes, the House of Commons for nearly five hours. The busi- ness in the Upper House was confined to the reading of the Queen's re- ply to the Address ; and a notice......
Postscript.
SATURDAY. The news of the morning is, that the first formal step towards a peace, to which the Allies are parties, has been taken at Vienna. A telegraphic message states that,......
311iorr1irtutring.
Negotiations for peace are not arresting preparations for war, if we may judge from the fact that a committee of Cabinet Ministers—consisting of Lord Palmerston, Sir George......
Births.
On the 24th January, at Brussels, the Wife of J. T. Houlton, Esq., of Farleigh Castle, Somerset, of a son. On the 25th, at Edinburgh, the Wife of Lieutenant-Colonel Onslow, of a......
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