... manifested respectful gratitude. -. Among, the visitors at the Castle have been Prince .Oeorge of ,Cambridge,. since Monday,, the ,Duke' and Duchess 'of. Cambridge,- and. tbe Princess !Mary,; 'with Pynircq Frede~rjqk,qof' Lesse,;fom 'Tuesday 'tiUl .:Thursdayaud ...

... presentation of theiiost noble Francis Duke of Bedford. -The Rev. J. Arkiwright, to the viearage of Latton, Essex. Patron, the Rev. Joseph Arkwright.-The Rev. J. S. Barley, to the vicarage of St. Clements, Cambridge. Patrons, Jesus College.-The Rev-.P. ...

... at five olloclk. On the motion ofthe Lord CifNfrrimon, the Registrar's Office Bankruptcy Bill was read a'second time. 3 The Duke of RicaisoND presented a petition, agreed l to at Oakharm complaining of agricultuial distress, aiid L praying for a return ...

... Mr. EHatchell. haa been returned for Windsor without oppositIOn. The nuptials of Lady Olivia Montagu, only daughter Iof the Duke of Manchester, with Lord Oseulston, MIP., onlyso0n of the Earl and Countess of Tankerville, were celebrated with I much festivity ...

... not wanting. The Duke of Cambridge, for example, was present; and the Duke of Wel- lington occupied his usual seat-a chair at the upper end of the clerks' table. Three chairs are placed there, and the occupants of two of them are the Duke of Wellington and ...

... ? Mr. HAYTZn said that there were no such orders issued I regarding the New Forest, of which his royal highness the Duke of Cambridge was r-anger, and over which ?? missioners of Woods and Forests had no power to make such an order. With regard to the ...

... April 30th; Honiton, Thursday, May 2nd; Tiverton, Tuesday, May 7th. A cheque for to50 has just been received from his Grace the Duke of Wellington towards completing Wellington parish church, which has for some time past bheen undergoing repair. In the House ...

... 50s. to 6os. per ten wheat straw (boltings) 30s. to 32s.; (in bulk), 20s. per ton. Yesterday forenoon, as the Duchess of Cambridge was .lroceding tothe Nortlo-Western station, one of the wheelers of .er carriage slipped, and fell, in turning the corner ...

... Vincent a traced the events of Cromwell's early life, his first instruction f; under Dr. B~ernard, his short education at Cambridge, hils return o home after lils fartler's death to Hlinchiiobrook, his filial atten-a lion to i wdwa ole, lila suhoequent ...

... occasion. VISIT OF THE EX-K1NG AND QUEEN OF JTHE FRENCR To HER MAJESTY.-The Count and Countess de Neuilly, accompanied by the Duke and Duchess de Nemours and suite, arrived in town on Saturday from Claremont. Their ?? visited the Queen, and also Her Royal ...

... EastIndia College, Haileybury, in succession to the Rev. J. A. Jeremie, D.D., lately elected Regius Professor of Divinity at Cambridge. We understand that there were IS candidates for the vacant a appointment. RfOYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS.-At a meeting of the ...

... the iational.assembly, &c. The number of guests present ex- an( ceeded 1600.. Amoneg the foreign ambassador& present was the Duke of Sotomayor, the Spanish ambassador, who appeared for the first time at the English embassy since the renewal of dip. lomatic ...