... ch'aracers of tite age. 'rho Dotlsess of Cambridge. as Aqtoie of Belttayn, fornted a dignified oear. tege, in which Lord Cardigan waos the Cisevalier Baoyardl. Tito Quseen Doreager and tite Duchess of Kettt suttatnited cerracteu't?. Spaishlst Frettcb ...

... besides the saddle LORD W. PAGET AND THE EARL OP CARDIGAN (From the StandardJ have received from Lord William Paget a letter, what to do with which we hardly know. The letter is addressed to the Earl of Cardigan, and, besides the complaint which are about ...

... the settlers first fired upon the natives and killed several of them, including the wife of Ragiaiata, who had child in her arms at the time, and that this was the commencement of the affray. The most authentic evidence goes to prove that an accidental ...

... mutton trade was Arm, at an advance the currencies obtained on Monday last of quite per lbs., at which improvement, nearly the whole found buyers. In some Foreign Office, February 9. The Qneen has been aracionsiy pleased to appoint John Francis Davis, Esq ...

... proceeded io the Slough Station the Great Western railway. The toyal parly look theit depaitnre for town special Ham ; and. arming at the Paddington terminus, immediately entered three of the royal lartiages and font, and to Buckingham Palace, escorted ...

... marvel at the obsolete barbarism ; but not while we keep the qaestioa of aboil 800 squabble between ON coll John help the slave-owning conservative to arm tefaiast ; vg aments that approach to tha sqatoscal game of warships, the natweal devettoa to the alter ...

... Pavsa-e*. the fnllowing may be taken a* convincing proof tlivir decided elHeacy in Ihute aflectiona From Fro/esfor Deirkitrst. Rt. John'* ll»Huh Hotpilal. 16, Crust Street, Ilsitnn Garden. Mt * a Sib.—ln your rcqurwi, I beg to infoitn you that I lave employed ...

... airing. formsrly noticed her playmate, the Lord Gleulyon. Th# two children caused considerable amusement to-day, by walking arm and arm together in the gardens, will, much gravity If they had been grown-up person*. Her Majesty appears to be smitten with the ...

... ua, ilolborn-hill, and 344, Strand. London. Sold, wholesale and retail bj'Mr Robert N. Gibton, Dublin; Dargaville, Cork : Grattan c, Co., Belfast; Raimes and Co.,and Scott & Orr, Edinburgh jLrnuhart, Aberdeen ; Dr Nelson, Glasgow; Ross and Nightingale ...

... FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE Whitehall, Aug. 30. The Queen has been pleased to present the Rev. John to the church at Duror, in the parish of A ppm, in the presbytery of Lorn, and shire of Argyle, vacant by the induction of the Rev- Neil Kenzie, late minister ...

... concluded by asying that lie wa. not any party or any application to the b-iue, for bia discharge from the coalody the Serjeant -at-Arm*. He did out give hi* aanction to any aucb application—(“ Hear.” and langhler). Mr. GtanußMc to aak the bon member for South ...

... of the people, and he believed it was move in the right direction ; and he should vote for the second reading. The Earl of Cardigan could not upon this question support the Government. The Earl of Winchilsea began by uttering keen and fervent philippic ...