... lDavid was descended from the royal f'amilr of the Britons, and was the son-o Santus, P~rinace of Ceretica, nowv ee.llenl Cardigan- shire. He wase unacle to Arthur-s king whose; renownr bee bvecome as dear to every Englishmant as it was to Britons befEore ...

... Oxfbrd, Lord Stanley, tite Deall of' St. 'atlt's, Archideacon Grant, Mr. F. Sims WMillianms, and a felw otliet friends'. Mrts. John Laurie gave an elegant thlr donsanite on Thutrsday cvesting in Hyde Park Place. The Pristce of' Oide came, attended by a steb ...

... Lieutenaucy for the City of London. The Lord Chancellor arrived at three o'clock, wearing his state robe, and attended by Mr. John Shaw Lefevre, Clerk of the Parliaments; Sir Augustus Clifford, Bart., Gentleman Usher of the Black Rod; and also by his Secretary ...

... although others may suffor more frequently, none can do so more severly. In Lord Derby's ease it not only seizes the feet but the arms also, and the present at- tack, vlichi hlis now lasted about a week, equals in virulence that wbich kept the noble Earl so ...

... some valuable and interesting models to this branch of the metallurgical display, and the mines of Derbyshire, Flint, and Cardigan, are' also suitably represented. Finally, the gold and silver refining process, of the, Mnt is exhibited, and thus the visitor ...

... the Right Hon. tile Solicitor-General for Ireland, Lord John Russell, Sir James Duke, Mr. Baron Rothschild, Mr. Masterman (the city members), the Sheriffs, &c. Tii.r CoLxOtrI Seamnci-ARY.-Sir John Pakington, as Principal Secretary for War and the Colonies ...

... Joscph Bradshaw, J.P.; John Smyth, e lEsq., J.P., Orlands; Jas. Qainn, Esq., J.P., Dromore; Robert Thomson, Esq., J.P., Castleton; Hugh Boyle, 6 Esq., J.P., Armagh; John Andrews, Esq., J.P., Com- ber; Guy Stone, Esq.,J.P.; John MI'Gldowny, Esq., h D.L ...

... returned irons Acdel the ;'irk iii the evening tb--re were few persons toF Aldo be ecen ccu but. 1'roin ten o'clock in the John niori---in till itearly two o'elock' in the day the car-ae: fictse., ears, lbusses, drags, gigs, tax-carts, and onz';t-side ...

... tihe electors. Cl.ser1lr COUNT'r.-Severial candidates are already in the field for this county. Lord Francis Conyag- ham, Sir John F Fitzgerald, Mr Luke White, of WVoollands, County DibiTlin, anrd Mir Pieise Creagh; in addlition to w hici Mr Sker'riit, of ...

... hounds. WVhilst iil the l!eihlt of the chlase, his tiors' fell, and Sir George, I lii1 l sith iim, broke thie smalil hone of his arm, just nbonve the wrist. Te - right bonorblo b baronet is goin on very favourably, thougli not yet able to leave Coloeshill. ...

... in bistory belong to the other gentlemen grouped around the ConcuiT board. The Duke of Wellington, Sir 3Robert Peel. Lord *John Russell, E arl Grey, Duke of Argyvil, Lord Lyndhurst, the Marquis of Salh- bury, andi others. Though tite work was a great ...

... appointed Bishop of Nova Scotia applied to the Go- vernment of that province to allow the soldiers to pre- sent arms to him, which Sir John Ilarvey permitted until lie heard i;froi the Comlmanider-in-Clhief. The old Duke's answer wxas- TIho only attentionsthe ...