... whole population regarded the king as a hero, and his Prime Minister Bismarck as a noble fellow. A few weeks ago both were unpopular with the people; but since the Prussian flag has been triumphant, both the despotic king and his minister have received ...

... was sent to London requiring the attendanceof Mr. Harrison, the engineer of the- North• Eastern Railway Company; and that gentleman was conveyed by an engine belonging to the Great Northern Company from King's-cross to York, a distance of 191 miles, in ...

... result in the neighbourhood of Wormwood Scrubs. In locality there is a subscription shooting ground, and about noon on Saturday Mr. Lancaster, the gunmaker of Bond.atreet, and some persons in his employment, were on the grounds in question, together with ...

... Peel, Mr. Disraeli, Lieut.-Colonel Byng and Mrs. Bong, the Hon. Mrs. Wellesley, Major-General Hood, Lady Mary and Miss Hood, the Hun. Lady Biddulph, Sir James Clark, Bart., the Dowager Lady Cooper, Sir Richard Mayne, Dr. Jenner, Mr. Woodward ...

... —BaImoraI, Tuesday.—Mr. John Brown walked on the elopes. He subsequeetly partook of a haggis. In the evening Mr. John Brown was pleased to listen to a bag-pipe. Mr. John Brown retired early. ADDRESS TO THE REFORM CLUB.—Oh, then, I see King Mob hath been with ...

... brought out at the Princess's. It is called the lfopteaot Cavtuitt, and is by Mr. Watts Phillips The company is a very good one, comprising, as it does, Mrs. S irling, Mr. Vining, Mr. George Honey, and other we I known actors. The ballet, cos- Clues, and scenery ...

... Friday Mr. Disraeli, having vacated his seat for Buckinghamshire by accepting the effice of Chancellor of the Exchequer, presented himself at the County Hall, Aylesbury, for re-eleotion.--Mr. T. T. Drake nominated the right hon. gentleman, and Mr. P. Danoey ...

... money you have to pay during the season. In the theatrical world I hear that Mr. Pechter intends to reopen the Lyceum, assisted by Mr. and Mrs. Dion Boncicanit. A. CAST from Mr. Woolner's statue of Lord Macaulay, for Cambridge, has been placed in the South ...

... send in their adherence to Prussia. The King of Hanover's deputy, although tendering his master's apology, was not received at the Prussian Court; there is an evident feeling of cupidity in the mind of the King of Prussia, and he is not by any means satisfied ...

... that the decision was in favour of Mr. Hudson, who will, it is said, be a gainer of £lO,OOO thereby. I must confess that I am glad of this result, for as I was not one of those who fell down and worshipped the railway king in the days of his prosperity, neither ...

... Homfray, Esq., and Miss Homfray, Penllyne Castle; Mrs. Blandy Jenkins and family; the Misses Knight, Nottage : Spencer Nicholl, Esq., Mrs. Nicholl, and Christina Nicholl, Merthynnawr; Fred Vachell, Esq., and Mrs. Vachell, High Mead; Capt. de Burgh Thomas, ...

... premises of Mr. Lazarus, bootseller, on one side, and Mr. Joseph, trimminipeeller, on the other, were coneiderably damaged. The sufferers were insured iu the Sun and Phoenix offices. The origin ef the fire is unknown. Anecdote of' a King.—The King of Saxony ...