... detached thither Austria.'* Tbe Brettuu Gazette contain* the follow It posi lively Mtu'e.l that the Emperor Francis-Joseph his Duke of Saxe-Coburg hie word of honour that would declare war in case Russia should not evacuate the Principalities. the Duke ...

... Heiress-Apparent, had no income except that which the Parliament voted, whereas the Prince * of Wales is in of the revenues of his Duke- dom of Cornw: all. These are, nominally, about £50,000 a year; and, making all possible allowance for salaries, deduction ...

... 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. ...

... 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 ...

... —Alice I, Sheer Lack */. Three ran. 13th Hussars Handicap.—Crazy-fane 1, 2. Four ran. A Match, £25, hall forfeit. —Emblem 'Hi# Duke 2. WICK RACKS. Y 'lfie Dcbdale Stakes.—l'ompeii 1, Wambs 'i, Tim Bobbin 3. Four ran. The Walton Handicap.—Chilworth 1, 2 ...