... audience music provided of with of Mr performed to Mr The Tho of Tynemouth (John Esq) received present of very fine cygnet from his Duke NorthumWland The this SlIlKLDH The following are the of fellows the Williamson of North Shields off Bridlington:— Mr David ...

... embankment; and was dashed tiniest seise large boss see* The Preach hounds were hid in, and which were es the footpath beneath. His . Duke's west to finery much better than they had hind came is oesteet with the wall, and the upper hitherto den, heat first they ...

... and Bombardier W. Darling, ana Colliuson, tied for third. The prizes were V 1 Gr ac value of £5, £3, and and were given by his Duke of Northumberland. P.v,O On Tuesday, at the conclusion, the corps was tor q( , line, and, after forming fours right, was ...

... was fat ow& s la& thee pike sword oarearoglig dreambrolos whisk hod IMO arise his ewe persteel elssorwatios, awl earrawol his duke sad lair Um le reins mg bet Is rams les lohass,--The Bar. H. Thelma. ot Wad Issiespos4 ablotei to the paged bat saossorel ...

... are B. Crossbills, who showed Fla of Truce,” months, and Golden Spur,” two and years old ; Mr John Hlnkman, of Hull with his “ Duke of York,” oged two years and ten months ; Mr John Shaw, of Scarborough, with Young Hector/’ a three-year-old, MrS. H. Swaine ...

... the ultramontane party. Florence. May 4.—The King is expected here to morrow, and great preparations are being made for his . Duke of Sutherland, accompanied Count has arrived hore. ...

... that the Haytian troops had mutinied. awpenal nrliasKsL HOUSE LORDS —Saturday. Their Lordships met at twelve o’clock to-day. His Duke of Buckingham, President of the Council, in the absence of the Lord Chancellor, occupied the woolsack. The Habeas Corpus ...

... ALNWICK SESSIONS BALL. T HE USUAL StSsIONS BALL will be held in the Grace the Assembly Rooms, Alnwick, by permission of His Duke of Northumberland, on the 18th inst. WM, FORSTER, Esq., M.C. Assembly Rooms, Oct. 1, 1 866, BOROUGH OF NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE ...

... proposed the nest toast. sa.J had great pleasure in giving toast which was sure would well received. It was The health of his Duke of Northumberland - (loud applause)—and the* meuibcis of the Percy Family.” (Renewed .c.) Eatl responded, saying he felt ...

... 'cars or, fed by the same ; also, Half bred and 10 Cu«viot Wedlera, f«KI hy the sun ; also, pnn.o Shot thorn Heifer, fed Hi* Duke of Northumberland, at Alnwick Castle. Pork of tb« finest quality, which be will othr for sale, on Salur l ii/, (timber 21 ...

... winters ?? somevhat colder, particularly on the more elevated plateanS. PRUSSIA. The Duke of Nassau, who was deprived of his duke- dom by Prussia two years ago, but was allowed to re- tain his palace of Iliberich, has, it is said, determined to sell that ...

... Paper. Murper or 4 Woman BY HER Son.—A1 pre- committed at Stoneley, near Kim! Hants, in a cottage within 100 ards of th of of His Duke n— the inquest, before W. C. Mellor, ¢ coroner, it appeared victim of the « | the was an old woman 88 years old, han- 50 ...