... capable of holding from four to five hundred guests. This pavilion was ornamented with a variety of flags, arms, and trophies ; over the beng the Arms, and in various parts the mottoes ‘* Church and State,” The Friend of the People,” Commerce, asd Trade,” ...

... William Rackham, chemist Roltendrn Mr. John W.lls, perfumer Sandwich Mr. K.M. Duncnu, chemist I.TTINCBOURNF Mr. P. W.Cordelier, cl.em.Bt Strdod Mr. C. Martin, cliemut Mr. Smith, (late May lam), cbemi.l ToNßßincn. Mr. John Eeenden, cbemiat Wills Mr, Henry Nye ...

... i the chaw the Roval Society, should Sir John |)«*rsist in declining the hoounrable post. Liout-Colonel Menxies, K.H., R.M.A., was thrown from hiaborue. Southsea-common, .Saturday, and fiaclurd hi* right arm. Imth above and below the elliow. Splinters ...

... profits as working at case on journeyman's wages. A DINNER TO THE EARL OF CARDIGAN.-On Weu ri ni joi the Conservatives of North Northamptonshire ent e i r `dhis Earl Cardigan at dinner in testimony of their appprovat_ e principles and their gratitude ...

... Clanricarde having appointed his uncle, Sir John Burke, vicelieutenant of the county during his ambassadorial residence ct St. Petersburg. The example has not been followed. —Sunday Paper. The widow of Henry Grattan (par excellence), the Irish patriot, died ...

... exertions of Mr. John | no ee eee, Be ee doubt that the practice of letting land in garden allotments 1.4 with all the advantages that these wit- Tard Bceter’« Adrian. 4 vrs. Duke of Ratland’s Rat Trap, 4 yrs. (Robinson) ‘ tee Hanover ; John He nry Davi id ...

... Railway are also i had agreed u pon for od | state, and are exp ected to be completed in rican The Quebec / Herald states, that arms a very advancet The steac ly motion of the carria nitions of war had been jed from the United States into course of two months ...