... Fitzwilhiam arrived at Kingstown on yesterday morning, by the Iron Duke, fron Liverpool. Lord Monteagle, Lady Devere, &c., sailed on yes. terday evening, by the Iron Duke, for Liverpool. The Duke of Norfolk has returned to Arundel Castle, ...

... His lordship visited tle .xcisasnge, and inspected the statue of the Duke of Wel- ilgetan with evident interest. His appearance, though not quite so marked as that of the iron duke, shows that vigour and firmness indicative of similar ?? Consti- iea'conl ...

... Arabian blood. Though not much suited, from his size, for crossing the country, it is stated 'that the Duke did occasionally ride him to hounds. The Iron Duke was for many years a coastant attendant at the annual visitation of the Trinity House Corporation ...

... at Abergeldie Castle, Aberdeenshire. Lord and Lady Bellew, family and suite, left Kingetown on Tuesday evening, in the Iron Duke, for Liverpo6l. Sir Wm. Dillon, Bart., has left this city for the waters at Buxton. Colonel CloW, Drumbanagher, and family ...

... distinguished party sailed from Kingstown yesterday e ;enaig, on board the City of Dablin Company's first class ,boat, the Iron Duke, commanded by Captain Christie, a gen- ileman who has endeared himself to all parties crossing channel from Liverpool to ...

... explanatory purpose. The old Duke Aymon having despatched his four gallant sons on a year's wandering tour, ordering them to assume during that time the condition of mendicant minstrels, has died, and has left, in a strong iron box in his old castle, a legacy ...

... and Rice. The Duke of Cambridge. attended by Colonel Tyrwhitt, returned to London on Saturday fcom visiting the Earl of Derby at Rnowsley, near Prescot. Prince Ecivard of Saxe Weimar reached London a few days since from staying with the Duke and Duchess ...

... Prince Henry of the $~etherland5, brother to the King, and her Serene Hightess the Princess Amelia of Saxe MWeitar, daughter of Duke Bernard, and niece to the late Queen Dowveger. Lord viscount Palmerston, Lady Palmerston and enite, Mr. and Mfrs. Cowper, Captain ...

... fromn:White- baven to Cardiff, iron era; Kate: an'd Ma.ry, fromn Liverpool to Wesiford, Indian cor,; the galliott Gebukaa from Liver- p0ol to Aintwterp, genera]cargo; Ale'rt, ?? to Bray, elates; Pioneer, from' Glasgowi to Piimouth, iron 'ore, Mar- garet Evans ...

... and galvanised; several iron garden seats, and an iron barron for beating tar, which appears to bs a very convenient snd useful implement. All these articles are manufactured in first rate style and of the best of Staffordshire iron. Just opposite to Sir ...

... visit to the noble duke and duchess, early in the entuing week. The Earl and Countess of Beabborough are aleo expected shortly. The Duchess ot' t~o~ers~t and Lord Seymour have arrived at Sprlng-gardens, from Maiden Bradley, Wilts. The Duke of Somerset 'is ...

... summoned on the occasion. The privy councillors present were-tire Duke of 'Wol- lington, Sir George Grey, the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Bishop of London, Lord John Russell, the Duke of Norfolk, ard tihe Marquis of Breadalbane. This news was made known ...