... JFasfjfonablt Kfe. _ Lord and Xady Willoughby d'Etcsby have left the Terrace, Piccadilly, for Grimsthorpe Hall, Lincolnshire. The Karl and Countess De Grey, have left St James'ssquare, for Wrest Park, Beds. The Earl of Jersey has given to Viscount Villicra, Upton House, his fine mansion in Warwickshire, the residence of his lordship and the viscountess. The Duke of Leedo is al the Hague, where ...

... TRINITY-HOUSE, HULL, October, 1841. *AT OTICE ** given, that Per-1 tx'us desirous of CONTRACTING for ‘TOT BUILDING and completely FINISHING a BUOY-HOUSE, TWO MESSUAGES, SCHOOL-HUtiM. SURVEYOR’S OFFICE, other ERECTIONS, iu the Yard or Ground on the Junctiou Dock Walls, known Earl’s Stone-Yard,” arc requested to deliver (sealed) TENDERS for the same, at the Waaden’s Cißaa’s Office, in the ...

... The State of Ohio, in 1840, paid 1100 dollars for the scalps and noses the wolves destroyed within the year, The Madrid Gazette publishes a royal decree for the establishment at Seville of a naval military college, in which pupils are to instructed in every branch of the nautical science. A circular, addressed the Spanish minister of the interior to the political chiefs, enjoins them to ...

... Jpasiifonable life. The Countess of KRingham intends to pass the season at the Grange, Rotherham, Yorkshire. The Duke of Wellington received fashionable party Slrathllcldsaye, during the holydays. The Hon. J. C, Dundas is daily expected in town from Oran Hall, Catlcrick, Yorkshire. Mrs. Lane Fox has arrived in Curzon-strcct from Earl Grey’s, Bclvoir Castle, G dusthorpe, &c , but will leave ...

... K UAKUNGTO.N I STOCKTON HARTLEPOOL new cas T LE GTOM. STOCKTON. HARTLEPOOL. SUNDERLAND. NE smELDS. * CARLISLE. a.m. 5* * •• • • ’■ ’■ . .. . S.M. A.w. 715 A.M. 's A.M. 11 NOOK 12 'g 8 45 30 10 30 r.M. 2 30 7 15 p.m. 12 45 3 * pm 1 P-N- 3 4 6 - Hsydon Bridge only 2 30 •• •* I ~~ 3 10 .. . •• •• • •• •’ *• *• •• •• '* 40 •• • • • • •• •• •• ’• •• p.m. 2 30 Trains Leave Sunderland for ...

... Mr. Justice Littledale, on Saturday, retired from that seat he has so long adorned; and he is no lon-, numbered amongst the judges of the land. He addressed by the Attork«v-G*neral, on the occasion in the natyte of the bar; and replied with much dignity and feeling. Mr. W ightman, of the Northern Circuit, succeeds Mr Justice Littlcdalk. He is a rcry good chamber lawyerbut scarcely of repute ...

... DISPOSED OF, AN Old-Established MANUFACTURING CONCERN, in full Work, which has been carried on about Forty Years, at Barton, near Hull, consisting of ROPERY, upon the Patent Principle, worked by a Steam Engine; also, MANUFACTORY of SAILCLOTH, SACKING, &c.; a Bleach Ground, with every either Convenience for tarrying on the above to a large extent. The Premises, being extensive, are capable of ...

... jporctgn The editor of Delwaro paper says, he will not attempt to publish all the horrid murders, &c., &c., that come him in the papers, but will select the most interesting. The Westphalia Mercury states, that Kunapfel, the murderer of the Bishop of Frauenberg, has been condemned to be broken alive on the wheel, beginning with his lower limbs. The Uitivem stales, that the Taillandicr, of the ...

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... 5;Ia4 t _g i]utetltgeare. NOTICE TO MARINERS. 211 ff The following notice, iesued by the Admiralty at Genoa, has 10 a been received at Lloyd's, from their agent at that port:- 2 r. ?? are advised that ...

... ?Iftipjpingq flytetti gellre. I ?? cc loss or FouR Suirs.-Ry the Orwell, from China, we learn a. that that vessel, when in company with six others, in the Pala- _ wang passage, encountered a typhoon, ...

... meC NovEEssE 20-The impart of.theweekIsS713bags, namely, it vI 1335 from the United States 8i0 from the West lndies, and 1628 Mr from btadras. The w01es C th. week are 19,81 b ...