... s, crimson, green', and purple fires, Ac. The Royal Adelaide frigate was illuminated with upwards of 4,000 lamps; the yard-arms, masts, rigging, portholes, figure-head, and, indeed, the whole of this beautiful vessel (from stem to stern, aloft and on ...

... under arms, some say upwards of 10.0.3: toisjw tho city presents a martial and irring ȣcme. Majesties after remaining time toe Palai,. proceeded to visit too church Bt. Gudule and toe pull Institutions, at least the Museum and Hospital of St. John, a* ...

... by October 11. r Proceedings at law, the damages being laid at are in progress at the suit Lord William Paget again-t Lord Cardigan. Lord W. Paget discovery Lady Paget 1 .- infidelity, proposed hostile meeting anywhere in Kngiand or the continent, hui which ...

... arrival in the dockyard, and was conducted by Prince Albert and Lord Bloomfield to her carriage, the guard honour presenting arms, and the bana of the Regiment playing the National Anthem. In the carriage with her Majestv were seated Prince Albert, and ...

... the 20th have come to Both the and the Fen del Comereio - Dann the of the statement that the Lopez ailment in shout to the armed intervention !Fiance. The government continued to suppress the aloonrable accounts from Barcelona. and appear to we been d ...

... the Fart a Cardigan's hieing placed heed sorest one of the officers or bieregintent. har• that there was not the *ltchiest pined b y foundation fur whet we summed to be the fate connected with the seam. MlallaTalL—YesteTthie monolog dr. John Chrytoo, wbe ...

... last, at Southampton. The deceased was eldest sou of Admiral the Hon. Keith Stewart, second son of the sixth, and brother of John, seventh Earl of Galloway The net amount of the Income Tax receipts, ucting all expences, up to the 26th was £4,864,518 One ...