... n. The luke John of Aiwtria ha* been elected Recent of Germany the Frankfort Aenembly. There in at present no proapeet of tenni. nation the Italian var. I’artie* n-nmin very nineh in tlofn fy-o. The name remark applies the Schlesnij;-Holstein affair. ...

... returned the mansion about one ° Daring tbe absence of tbe shooting party, her Majesty walked in the gmrdena, and visited the Tennis onrt. After lunch, her Majesty,accompanied Prince Albert, the Duke Wellington, and the noble and distinguished guests Sir ...

... raised shnuld Hot lie allowed to supersede local excrlioiui, nr lie applied It* case a where sutHeieiit ainotuil of unexhausted tennis could made available, Hir Charles Ferguson, Mr. Uliynd, Mr. \V. Cook, and rs, the luoli .n was agreed to, and a Committee ...

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... each, Poet Laureate. 0 0 Examiner of Plays, 400 0 Surveyor of Picture* and Principal Painter, 0 Master of the Tennis Court, 132 0 0 Large-master and keeper of the Swans, 400 Ecclesiastical Staff, almut 100 in number, 0 Staff of the Household ...

... lie only survived till evening. htbat rcnders this event the more painful is, thee, until this occurrence, both wore on i tennis of thle greatest intimacy. Myr Li-d teas a line young man. manrriel some thae since to a County Clire lady, who, whetlier ...

... V apte im.. that oowiff Mad for for*!*, «b«at. at nearly the enmneTof flour P»» *»» t» method uUataable on vanevhat Mular tenni ff.fi T quert. but the flacM pamU Mppurted fam« jjjj - **- tIDMa »o teteo Id halted qua outlet by tb« oftba actropulu, l-r-m ...

... enough for their muskets to take effect, in consequeomce of time rapid retreat of the Canlisms. Colonel Evans speaks in high tennis of' the discipline of the troops, and every timsig was procteding satis- factorily.-Globe, Tuesday. The indicatetir of Bordeaux ...

... considerable nu mber of Leiries atic Gentle. d' men, subscribers to tihe Institution. The Visitors expressed S thetoselves in tennis of' warmn approbation of the -profi i eny good conduct, and gceneral appearance of the pupils, in numnie tc about 70, which ...

... ENGLAND. We are glad to learn that her Majesty has evinced appreciation, of distinguished literary merit by conferring on Alfred Tenny- son, the celebrated author of' hcksley Hall,Thee Mayeueen, The Sisterp, &e.an annuity of 62e0 n-year. Theinteiligec was ...

... r.-i. -rt a* •ho intment to value the malt mid an-' other property required the Aberdeen R-.-’way f-r the purjac« their tenni- I.U-. .- directed to lie the table. A |e|t.-r fr.un St*>th. sir«r of l.irtha, in rt'etence t..'be bills lH*r..re I'.r lament ...

... iced. Sale will positively takeplace, within the Court ouscofBanff: on Tlhr-.rday the 2iths bist. at 11 o'clock- furndon, in tennis of later the warrant. And notice is-hereby alhr given, that theproceeds cave of said sale are appointed to be cnsigned, for ...