... . At the Bey it did considerable damage. AUSTRIA. VIZNNL, Dec. 26.—The repOrit the accident to the Duke of Bordeaux was much exaggerated, and the Duke would continue his journey to Venice. A proposal has been made for an alliance between England, France ...

... following Note, sent by order of his Grace the Duke of Devonshire, to G. W. Pill (the original Bones,) from America : Devonshire House, Piccadilly, London, Dec. 22, Dear Sir—l am directed by his Grace the Duke of Devonshire to inform you how much pleased ...

... Arc de Triomphe, nut speech of Mr. Bright's, he expresses himself in the Place du Carrousel; whence they were taken by the Duke r what is meant by the term Manchester School, of Wellington, after the fall of Paris, and sent back to Venice. self and ...

... AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY. VIENNA, 2.6.—Y0u wiU, doubtless, have read in our papers that the Duke of Bordogue has met with a sad accident.-broken his leg, knocked out some of front ( volt, As such a report will probably produce no little sensation in your part ...

... ROGER'S Ias PATENT GALVANIZED TINNED IRON. ell MHIS ETAL is particularly adapted for exportation, and co Se, T 'nakes the most economical, light, and durable Roofing now in use. Estimates given for Galvanized Iron Houses, Roofs, &c., by | JOHN BOAG, 11 ...

... pipes, which are believed to be the b. A ever manufactured, were made about a hundred years ago, for the Duke of Gordon, father of the last Duke, long known as the Marquis of Mundy. After being in his possession for some years, they were lent to Captain ...

... the Athenaeum on the previous day, by whom he was assured that there they had nothing like it. Everybody had admired it. The Duke of Rutland was much pleased with it; Lord John Manners had also expressed his high admiration; and were they now to let it ...

... CROSS & SONS, Sced Merchants. I re 17 Gallowgvate Street, Glasgow, 4th January, i650.L as EXCELLENT IRON CRANE FOR SALE. ra rro be Sold, Privately, an IRON CRANE, capable of lifting s- I about Twventy Tons, almost as good as new. Will, be sold x aheap. of ...

... Z'tott THEEP. S(~OTTISII UNION FllkE ANDt LIFE I NSF RANCE COMPANY., iittm.. Lsii ANtI .2hArctc STREET, Dun~x\. Ifis Grace. thre DUKE Ei II AMILTON. Th~ 3I' cc Noble the IPCISoQU NSER' Li FE j EPVAITME-NT'. .I-cr~xii ?? ?? ?? WIrTt it1: ?? PRot'tT's. Nit EN- ...

... tables. The Globe believes it is intended to put a duty of £4, or £4 10s., OD the imports of iron, and the consequence will probably be a large export of Rassiau iron to this country. IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.— Lord Dalhousie, says the Bengal Hurkara, seems ...

... meet on so the 31st of January-, for the despatch of public business.- V -Morning Chronicle. ill Health of the Duke of Wellington..-The Duke of Wel- I's lington commences the new rear with fresh evidences of at hedt adsrnt. T'he other day he wvent out ...

... Dock Company by said G. Hudson, and that several sums of money produced by the sale of shares and scrip, and by purchase of iron rails, had been also obtained by George Iludsou, who denied his liability to account for thou; and that these were the matters ...