... prepared for the march past. The Duke of Cambridge, accompanied by the Prince of Wales Major General Rumell, the Earl of Cardigan, Colonel Erskine, and Colonel Wright took their place by the flag while the Princess, with the Duke at Edinburgh, Lady Constance ...

... order to Invert the pageant with the time of hoar antiquity, St George, armed cap-a-pie, marched first; and after a brilliantesecession of the Lancastrian and Tudor Kings, Sir John Falstaff finished the historic representation, The Mayor had received especial ...

... Aberdeen, took place= Thursday. About silty cases of Assyrian antignitias, from the esuayatime of Mr.l.syard, Mr. Bassani, arm Mr. forms hare arrival at the British MODEM. Kr. Wa long the member for Greenock, is Mot:wing ander severe indisposition, arising ...

... rt er over th e currency of this day menviplit, and foreign was easily as much higher. Baxley maliesd mime improvement. Oats arm. Bears It up. Peas and Maize nualtered. LIVERPOOL, FRI DAY.—A moderate trade was wheat, generally without chance in prices, ...

... a distance of about 20 yards. On being taken up he was found insensible and very badly scalded about the face, hands, and arms. He was at once removed to the Jolly Sailors Inn, near to where the accident occurred, and was promptly attended by Mount. ...

... chains, and darkness, speak not of mono• :..outa, least of all of a monument to me. GOVERNOR:AT RISTRIC !lONS ON TOE SALE OF ARMS AT Ittr. —On Monday, the council of the Liverpool Chamber of Commerce, at their meeting, spent some time in discussing the ...

... chairman of the Ballot Society, Lord John Russell expressed himself as opposed to the Ballot. The following resolution was adopted :— That this meeting have heard w ith satisfaction the mealy determination of Lord John Russell to appeal to the free suffrafres ...

... family mansion in Oro.venor-square, after a painful Illness of seviral weeks' duration. The deceased countess was daughter of John first Marquis of Bate, by hie second marriage with Frances, second daughter of Mr. Thomas Coatis, and was sister of the late ...

... Between the shore and the reared boat is model a little list-decked craft, on which is fixed. steam engine turning on. pivot, armed with a long iron bar, placed at the angle of degrees. By means of a chain, which is wound by 'teas over a wheel, an iron bin ...

... feet. Fortunately, his foot caught a projection from the window and saved his fall, the worst consequence of it being a broken arm. The deaths in the metropolis last week were very is' early on a level with the numbers of the week before, log 1,535 in all ...

... earned by Mr Brand during his former contest. Cannons were fired from Rodborough Hill, and the town wore quite a jubilant arm ct. Mr Brand, after a short consultatiim with the heads of the party, decided to stan•.l, and on Tu,.day his address—which will ...

... Globe announces that the colonelcy of the sth Dragoon Guards, vacant by the death of Sir John Slade. is about to be conferred upon Major• General the Esrl of Cardigan. The colonelcy of a regiment is a sinecure office, worth about 1,0001. a•year. At Olivenza ...