... assured, consented to cnduct the new military commission, to which the suc- cess the late motion of Lord G. Lennox has given rise., and which, thanks to the perseverance of his lordship, vill be nomitiated very shortly. One officer from each of the corps ...

... Mr. and Mrs. Harcourt, of St. Leonard's, had the honour of joining the royal dinner party of yesterday evening. The Royal Easter Hunt was brilliantly attended, ot but the weather proved very unfavourable. The deer was in uncarted at Ascot Heath, and after ...

... severe fall on the coursing ground near Liverpool. While riding at full Ie speed his horse fell, and before his lordship could rise the horse rolled upon and injured him near the hip. Fortu- nately restoratives were at hand, and the noble earl was well enough ...

... tb are happy to say, is favourable. Her Royal Highness the Ptincess Augusta is not expected at Frogmore Lodge until after Easter. ig The Duchess of Gloucester was better on Sunday than she bas m Ibeen for some time past. Her Royal Highness was visited ...

... bappy to state, continue in tile enjoement l f excellent heal Is, Staines Brid~e, being now comp-leted is to be opened oil Easter Monday. It is expected that the ceremnoyl will take place at three o'cloek. and that the King, and Rova1 Family will be present ...

... us with them; or rather, on whatever proud level the Orange party stand, the geniup aisid virtues of the Irish people will rise to it, and the world will acknowledge that in no requi-i site of mind or honour, in no lineament of noble or generous feel- ...