... onTuesday to visit Egham race-course. The Duke of Cumberland and his son have taken thendeparture for the Continent, and have landed at Calais, from whence they are to proceed to the Hague, pay a visit to the King ofthe Netherlands. The Duke and Duchess of ...

... will, dated 11th April, ISO 7, devised the lands to his daughter, and the heirs of her body; but in case she died without having any issue of her body lawfully bes-often, living her decease, then devised the lands to his nephew, and his heirs for ever. The ...

... national policy, or one springing h • caprice of an individual despot. The Sultan could scarcely find the means of giving his armies the discipline and the lrabits of the Western world, without at the same time imparting to them new ideas other subjects. ...

... VARIETIES, Literary, Scientific, and Miscellaneous. The Jews abound every where in the Holy Land, except in-Jerusalem, where they cannot sleep a single night without paying for permission. . They abound also in all the towns of Syria and Egypt, and on ...

... wife's jointure, 1 settle maim • en her for life. If a woman sues for the divorce-, the wife must return every article pi-.sent she his received fro lies husband, even before marriage. The woman ant however, maintain her husband aft divorce, bnt must ...

... authority of a Magistrate who saw them, a hotly of not less than 50,000 proceeding towards the town of Clogheen. *«The whole army appeared to be Commanded by a person dressed French 'military uniform, with yobl epaulettes'. The several regiments had their ...

... more than a match for bim. The first and third catenants of the Maidstone will command a division of «amen each; we shall land: at Algoa Bay, and proceed to town, which is on the frontier, and from thence allies. The scene of action will, all probfrieT ...

... Emperor Nicholas and the Sublime Porte will be immediately commenced. These despatches bring no intelligence from the Russian army of later date than the last bulletins that we published. The reported fall of consequently, was not known Odessa on the report ...

... them had times, and the gun not going off, the other; Scarlett, said, Give it to me, and he *•«ihTrtL ' hot tl »e young woman, *an not know was passing at the moment. A Co WBS * eld the next day, and a verdict of «**ntal Death We are very sorry to ...

... selected by an officer for bis servant, and demeaned himself with the strictest fidelity and propriety. While the army, he married a woman in Ballinha, county Mayo, and after 7 years' service the regiment was-disbanded, ;and he went home to his wife. He ...

... understand, the. worthy physician is much altered, owing to the effects the illness under which he has laboured. 'Mr: J antes Land tort, reporter for the Lancet, has recently beenexpelled from - the; Westminster Medical Society, and also from the London ...

... will be examined a party concerned defrauding the excise. Army Estimates. —The public will have observed With approbation, tlic effective and business-like manner in which the subject of the Army Estimates was brought forward on; Friday last by Sir Henry ...