... pearls, and emeralds, and the envoy also wore a collar of emeralds, of large size. The Queen's Honourable Corps of Gentlemen-at-Arms was on duty in the state saloons, under the command of Major Harmar, the standard bearer. Her Majesty's Body Guard was on duty ...

... ;dord the Black Prince to John Coniers de Con- .r Conwy Mr. Shipley Conway, the present Ye .prietor rs the lineal descendant (through fe- tat .) of the original grantee, who is also ti 6e alcestor of ?? Hertford Conways. When arm ?? III. asked Sir Edward ...

... e from Quchec. WATERuFORiD, DEC. 25.-Whid WS. to S.W. and N.W.- Arrived the Dowenes from St. John's, N.B. MiLFOroaD, DEC. 20.-The ,Eron, of and for Cardigan, frons Llanelly, drifted oil tire rocks in Broad Sound oer tire 20th inste, and sank crew saved ...

... readiness to assist the working classes to visit the Exhibition. The resolution was agreed to, and Messrs. John Allan, plumber; Charles Fraser, tailor; John Bulloch, brassfounder; Robert Macleod ; Jatnes Hunter, ma- son ; William Murray, overseer, Spring-garden; ...

... the Irish coastS, aud (chemin fescam on his way to Dublin) to intercept the King of Spayne and his navie. ?? Then did Sir John Perrot prepare for that voiage with all conlvenient speede. i-e had fiftie mcin in orange tawney cloaks, where,'f divers were ...

... rejected. He b, abused Lord John Russell's address as without -argument, solidity, point, or interest; described the ,: attempt to abolish the Viceroyalty as a case of Downing-street v. Dublin ; and declared that Lord John was asking what lie had no ...

... be bad ?? and Sons, 18, Poultiy. CAFETY 'of FIRE-ARMS.-To the SPORT- k ING WORLD.-The present systein of proving Fire-Arms being considered an) insufficient guarantee of their secinnty, GEON GE and JOHN DEANE hase determined on oubmittig dali guns manufactured ...

... W. Owen, St. John's College; Sir W. Brown's Medal for Greek odie, Philip Perrilig, Trinity College ; First Class, Volutitary Classical Examination, St. John's College, W. Owen, Cecil Holmes, 0. Morley * First Class, Junior Sophs, St. John's Colloge, G ...

... statesman, begged permission to second Mr. Hume's motion for adjournment. He was sure that it would be a subject of regret to Lord John Russell that, owing to the subject having been introduced some- what earlier than had been expected, lie had been de- prived ...

... Countess Jersey, Earl arid ri ?? Delawar, Lady Clenmentina Villiers, Earl Powis, Pr-Earl Lovelace, Marquess of Granby, Earl Cardigan, Earl andI Pr-Countess. Waldegrave, Earl Tailbot, Earl and Countess Veru- with, lam, Earl Harrowby, Earl and Countess Bruce ...

... i- been lost had not the love of his friend, and a laudable zeal for his memory, induced him to give them to the world. l. John Philpot Curran was born at Newmarket, a l little village in the county of Cork, on the 24th of July, 175O. His parents were ...

... branch of the BoeitinooNs for the abandonment of the tricolor, and the readop. cion of the white cockade. Forewarned, fore. - armed. The Legitimists ought to ilow their man by this time, famous as they ave for Inot forgetting as well as for not learning anything ...