... scholar receives the first year 407. in money, and is presented with books to the value of the remaining in.'., bearing the arms of the duke one side, and those of Eton College on the other. It was stated that a great increase in the number of scholars ...

... wreck.—A gentleman of Detroit, named Huest, having a bag containing dollars in gold, jumped overboard with the bag upon his arm, but was soon obliged to let it go. He was only saved by having fortunately grasped a narrow strip of board, as jumped. The ...

... board of the Bedford Level Corporation, John Frazer, Thos. Page, Rev. W. J. Uownley, Samuel Wells, Esq., the Register to the Bedford Level Corporation, J. Walker, Esq., and several other proprietors of lands. Sir John Rennie, who had been previously employed ...

... ditto Jas. Brown 6 Best Pansies Wm. Robinson Second ditto Ann Dales FRUITS. „ Best Baking Apples John Colby 3 0 Second ditto ditto Best Gooseberries John Wilkinson 3 0 Second ditto Jas. Headland » Third ditto Rt. Thompson 1 JUDGES' PRIZES. Best Fuchsia ...

... Swarm, Esq., Sir John Simpson (Alderman), James Meek, Esq., (Alderman), George Hudson, Esq., (Alderman), T. Laycock, Esq., C. J. Hanson, Esq., E. .Smith, Esq., S. Wilks, Esq., George Brown, Esq., George Brown, jun., Esq., John Agar, Esq., John Prest, Esq. ...

... together since. Newfoundland. A joint-stock company has been formed in Newfoundland for establishing a steam-boat line between St. John's that island and Halifax. to have capita! of 25,000/., of whicb tenths for England and the rest to be taken in the It stated ...

... Sydney's glorious struggle for which they gave their precious lives. Lord William Russell was the son of the first duke; Lord John Russell the son of the seventh, and brother the eigth duke. At the Leicester assizes, on Monday week, an auction was tried ...

... elbow of the right arm, a crucifix; below the elbow a tomb, weeping willow, and the figure of a female kneeling at the foot of it; outside of the wrist, a heart, and the arms of Venus, with the letters W.P. and J.F ; inside of the arm, Hope, Anchor, and ...

... the death of the Rev Thomas 1-oxley has been presented, the Ear of Cardigan, to the Rev. A. Cassels, the indefatigable incumbent of Motley. The latter also the gift of the Earl of Cardigan. Leeds Intelligencer. The court-martial Montreal is over the judge ...

... the Porte, relative to the treaty of the Dardanelles. The Russian government complains that the foreign vessels, laden with arms and ammunition, arc allowed to pass, contrary to the stipulations of the treaty. The nuptial ceremonies of his Serene Highness ...

... Ragiaiata, who had v **B tne wlf ° and that this was the coniJH arms the most authentic affray. The dental discharge one sirL lo cause of the conflict ; and otllor was the not a child in her arms Ra had The Hague, Jan ti • ii solemn funeral of the Into n KWenoon ...

... establishment, have silently but effectually completed such a skeleton organization that any moment a force can be got under arms superior to that prepared by France. Remonstrances have in the mean time been made to the Government of France against her ...