... divipefitv~tour already bestowed -on this, infant estahlishrdent, and. to intreat - that he would ,carry on and-coniplete a- work whichi was L begun, with a view to his glory, and the salvation of im' mortal souls. A most excelleut .sermon was preached ...

... banquet to the Judges on the Western Circuit. It is rumoured that his Royal Highness Prince Albert will stand sponsor to the infant son of the Duke snd Duchess of Sutherland, who has nearly recovered from his serious illness, and who, itis understood, will ...

... ?? o eve. y C'lass! wvbat more accordant wvith your exiersensibilities can we propose than to assiyt in say- ?? hlipless Infants! L 'Jfu/luxing is al Lxf'ractfirom oue of time Alanaserijts read at the Mleetiny at Mr. HTarvey's. i' .tahiet from a 31lemoorial ...

... with those of some other persons, and having examined M1ills, who said that his intention was not to give Mrs. Pre- vost a mortal wound, bhit only such a one as might disable her from keeping the appointment which she had made With a gentleman of Chelmsford ...

... offered to marry a daughter of re Mrl. Hudson, the Railway I~ing, provided she brings T Ic £C200,000 for her, dowry. 'Ihe mortal remiainls of the late venerable fr Primate of all Eingland wilt, itis expete, bo ne rmoent att from Lernbetir Palace On Saturday ...

... of proclaiming publicly,. iii i SpeechbSromf the Tbrone, to the! two Houses of Parliamentthe deathb of his daughter and her infant; and in consequence, we nill fln derstand the Session of Parliamelt will be opened on co, the 27th inst. by Commission, when ...

... the monarchy; he is shad alan said to be ao F'reemaaon, a Carbenaro, a Communists, The and an 4Avenger of Alibsol.' The Infante admitted his utter connexion with these societies, but pt-aded ignorance of mrovi their designs. Senior Pacheco gave a long ...

... humble ability,% despite the Outp6uring of all' the abuse which the most vulgar mind can conceive, or the most calumnious mortal can pen. EXETER CATHEDRAL'-LIST OF SERVICES' AND ,rANTcrs-Thursday, Nov. 1, All Saints: Services-m Morning, Rogers F throughout; ...

... Wednesday last, twvo maid-se'rvaits havring go-le into the sea, near Penrhos. Hall, Ilolyhead, for tlie purpose of bathing an infant ?? of Sir J. T. Stanley, Bart. which they had been in) the daily practice of doing. for some time, unfortunately got, Ltof ...

... it is too lato, and the most [avourable time of the corn- market is over. HA1OVER, March.30. 1Last night the body of the infant Princess, danghter of the Duke And Dulchess of Clarence, was privately interred in tho vault of the Chapel of the Palace. ...

... interestirg swiridler, ?? a rutnrirric bathing-box, are all- humbug. Sirect little dear, tire image of its father or mother, infant prodigie; ir, general, excessively sultry. but yet argreealdy corl i t the shade, s most positively the last night,- a ...

... Aylesbury; and so will it think whenever similar crimes i are perpetrated. The fatal Act committed in fancied security-unseen by mortal eye-undetected by no listen- ing ear, lias in the inscrutable ways of Providence been all liid open. Whilst Crime rested in ...