... George King, Leck. th ford, Hants - John Spencer Ferris, Bratdford-on-Avon, t Wilts; ?? John Sucker, Milton-street, Dorset. o square'; Harry 'Gage IMoore, Lymington),Hants ;Charles o tephen Abbott Atkinson, Norwich;- John Reynolds, in M.R C.P. and ?? Truro ...

... entitled The Forn World, by Francis GeorgeoHeath (Sampson Low aud Co.), and the other beinga new and enlarged edition of Mr. John Simit 's well-known Ferns, British and MIodert (Hardwick and Boguo)-.betokens the, popularity of the cultivation of these ...

... in the morning, and on the Thursday half holiday. IMISH HoME RULE MEM-BRS JN AtUraAuIIA. -SrDNse, MAX 11.-Mr. John Dillon, M.P., Sir T. Grattan Esmonde, MLP., and Mr. Deasy, M.P., have I reached this city from Melbourne. A large crowd assembled to witness ...

... to a Deanery Rural, dio. Chichester. Rev E. Evans, to Garthell Perpetual Curacy, Cardigan- shire; value, 601.; patron, Perpetual Curate of Llandewi- t Brevi. Rev. John Howlin Montserrat, to be Colonial Chaplain at the Gambia. 5 Rev. Clement Moody, to ...

... e P.C, ,Whallev, Lancashire, did. Manchester; value, 2401.; pat., V. of Whadley; Rev. E. burrow, dec. All Saints P.C., St. John's-wood, Lonldo; pat,, Col, Eyre; Rev. E. Thompson, D.D., prom. NAVAL. . ForTsMrrosr, MARCH 31.-The Fantome, 12, is to be pa ...

... Wynne Seymour Smith, John Shearn Thomas, Spencer Clarke, Caine Col- lege; James Webster Longonire, Samuel Francis [Creswell, Augustus Jackson, William Donaldson, George Proud, St. John's College; William Underwood, Pembroke College John Durst, Sanders Etheridge ...

... Senior Wrangler of the present year, is the son of Frank Romer, Esq., of 7, dGreville-place, St. John's-wood, He was educated at pri. r vale schools in St. John's-wood, and under private tutors. r. He obtained one on two open exhibitions at Trinity Hall, ...

... t of Geoige III. with Lord North. 1Mr. Allen suc- ceedef to LoIo, Holland's task, and Lord John Reussell to ir. Allen's. 'Public affairs nrevented Lord t John fromn dloing all be could havev wished, but what i they permitted him to do he has accomplished ...

... Majesty was about to enter. A general rustling of silks and hum of expectation were perceptible, and her Majesty, leaniing on the arm of Prince Albert, and followed by her children and suite, was seen walking slowly up the great hall. At this moment the whole ...

... when I do not clearly remember whether it was Lord John RuSsell, now E arl Russell, who promised that Mr. Disraeli.should sit for his picture, or whether it was Mr. Disraei who pro. mised tha t Lord John should sit for his. (Cheers and a laugh.) In either ...

... Queen, c and that of Lord Cardigan at the bar of the y House of Lords for ]dlling.Captain Thckett in a duel at Wimbledon. Iln 1S4 1, as soon as the dis- ,i soluti(n ivass resolved upon by Lord Melbourne's G, tioverinment, Lord John Russell and Lord o Me ...

... symbolical dresses. Iconfc The premlsres danseuses are Mdlies. Zanfr etta, glass Luna, and Stella ; and besides these Messrs. John snusn D'Anbsn and F. Storey make their mark by theirl book eccentric agility.Sllhe scenic effects of the piece as de- liv ...