... in Blacks, Blues, Olives and Brown. tCL LS' in; evtiry itqq *imyietise eAilhntitv of Wusikskits, Cabets atd Wiidsor Cords, Victoria Stripes, and Plain CsassiIneres2 A'lso aUrilr :sisortineMtt of SitWaisteolatilsc, iVleticias (shrnerets, adf',Swatsdowns ...

... of Portugal; 'but not to tbraeswhe he~tl th Guer-3'After the destth f exc to 1°8 rbe chosen 1Cm; of Portugql, as guardicail Queen he 5 + He is to have for his life A, sepiatate bi5#ospe ,erling. per annn,' 'as an ierdemnity heof 35 'in flungary.5. He ibat ...

... where is thy blush?- Freemea's Journal. .One of the Eton boys was latelv invited to dine at the Castle, and was asked, by the Queen, what he would eat. Why,' said he, looking at a dish opposite to him, ' I should like one of those two-penny tarts.' At the ...

... Gloucester. BRISTOl, IMPORTS. In the Blanch, from St Michael's: Wait and James, 506 boxes oranges-A Cutting, 2 ditto In the Queen Adelaide, from St. Michael's: W. Randle, 358 large boxes S3 small ditto oranges In the James, from Faro: Powell & Co, 1910 ...

... ZIMMERMAN and Ci., Professors l of the Royal College of Surgical Operations, in Italie, Ge-many, No. 4, Charloete-Stieet, Queen- Square, Bristol, give their advice in all cases, to both sexes, requiring superior medical talents and inviolate secrecy. ...

... political sermon, as Arch- bishop Grindal was by the virgin Queen, for disobeying a d tvrannical order of his sovereign, and the two houses ot convocation petitioned for his restoration in vain. Queen r Anne, by her sole authority, screened Mr. Wlhitson from ...

... proa;'se iea~,toif~~ before he left Germnysn. The legislaiture' has already declaireafco, iccapable of holding thiat office ; the Queen uarges the sppeft. ment onl her minisera, who have thus at the colaintetcerneiet t their cat eer a great difficulty to surmnoutnt ...

... advantageous to En-land. The Queen has summoned an extraordinary session of the Cortes to meet on the 29th inst. to examine the budget, and fix the law on mnortgages. The Prince is very popular, and both himself and the Queen frequently appear in pub- lic ...

... Augustine's Church to Thunder- briolt-street-not only to accommodate the owners and occupiers of 1, property at and near Queen-square, &c., but that foot-passent ers may not, as they are now, be seriously obstructed and detained when the Clare-street ...

... ecet, DURDHAM DOWN ROAD. 'Ot5 IPATHraOerSS eS. Hler 'ovyal Hlighness tie l)1iCHESS oF KENT 1icr Roy'al Highness the PRINCESS VICTORIA. anld I.PATRONS. I-lis Grace the DUKE or BEDFORD) ills Grace the DUKE or D)EVONSHIiIE His Grace the D)UKE ov iMARIBORO UG ...

... May'24. D PA IN.-Mendizabal and his colleagues have resigned Jtlieir places in the Spanish Cabinet, in consequence of the Queen's refusal that four General Officers, including Cordova, should be superseded in their commands. The Ministers had become, ...

... s paid their respects to the Queen. It 'as calculated that ?? numbers present at the Drasinog-Rooln were-upwards of'2000. In the eveniun the King had a dinner party, in. cluding the Duchess ofrKent, the Princess Victoria, and other Members of the Royal ...