... had been seriously indisposed during the last thirteen days, and was attended, e until a few minutes before 1he resigned his mortal breath, I by his truly affectionate and amiable Marchioness and his sons, the Earl of Ossory and Lord Walter Butler, whose ...

... the 17th Lancers. Tie funeral of the Countess Bathyany took place ons Turs- day at the cemetery at Kendal-green, where the mortal Fe. mains of this distinguished lady at present remain. The funeral procession vas attended by two Catholic clergy- men it ...

... Thompson had inter- views with the noble viscount iii Downing-street. The Earl and Countess of Wiiton,, accomparlie by their infant daughter, left Grosvenor-s quare on FFiday afternoorl, for Cowes, ide of Wight, where the noble earl and his countess will ...

... he has the rank, the appearance, and the necessary wit for an Ambassador in London-the abode of the most futile of serious mortals ; but is Lord - far enough offt? APs1s tout, Prince Esterhazy may remain if the Queen of England won't let him go; and, really ...

... and Belgium, and the other illustrious and dis I tinguished foreigners who are specially invited to the christening of the infant Prince of Wales, will, very soot after their arrival, honour the Theatres Royal Drury.laoa Iand Cosvent-garden with their ...

... petitions, -Ptt left on Sunday for Appuldurcombe, his seat in the WI` Isle of Wight. 51an THE LATE Lonn, ST. HELEO~s.-The mortal remains of cv the late, venerable Lord St. Helens will he removed from ch: 'Grafton-street to-morrow morning for interment ...

... giving his word of bonour not to go any ie- distance out of it. The day before yesterday the future its son-in-law of the Infant Don Francisco de Paula was teen driving in the Aleeverte, in an open chaise, in comipacy with Prince Linoski, his countryman ...

... transparent lamps at intervals of three or four ?? Mail. THE LATE LADY WARD.-The Ostend steamer of Friday morning brought over the mortal remains of Lady Ward, who died at Schwalbacb, in the Duchy of Nassau, on the l4th inst. They were accompanied by Lord Ward ...

... new man.asion of tine tlibli lord, in Upper Portland-place, the late Dowag'er Dubce s e of lRieinmonnd's. Her ladyship acd infant are going on& i's valu ably. e Mrs. and -miss WVoulfe and suite have left the Sheliourre G Iotel for the Contiinetnt. Baroness ...

... Duke and Duchess of Sutherland with her comp-n at si5 is- this (Saturday) evening, on the occasion of the el r their grace's infant son, to whom her Ma-est riste5u1, o eby ciously pleased to stand sponsor-MO55 a3 ty6 uas bee5 gra -MRINo Po,, ein His Grace ...

... Clare is now staying at Gowran Castle, Kil. kenny, on a visit to Lady D'mver. Viscount and Viseountess Milton, with their infant, have arrived Dalmahoy Castle. N.B., on a visit to the Earl and Countess of Alorton, from the seat of Earl FitzwilliaRm, Wentworih ...

... remarkably well, and appeared to be in most excellent spirits, appeared in public, for tire first time since the birth of the infant prince, this day. The Queen left the Castle at noon, accompanied by his Royal Highiness Prince Albert, in a pory phaeton and ...