... refused by theau thorities of that Place-The university of St. Andrew's has lately conferred the degree of D.D. upon tie Rev, Joseph Wolff, ?? Vicar of Isle Brewers, Somerset, tbe celebrated oriental ?? mayor of a French commone, and two of his daughters ...

... in the parish church, by the Rev. Henry Pe- ters, rector; in the evening by the Rev. Joseph Bennett, curate; in the morning at St John's Chapel, by the Rev. Joseph Smithard. curate; after the sermons the sum of 16f was collected in aid of the funds of ...

... the meeting, seemed to give general satisfaction to all parties, Wm. Spours Esq., solicitor, appeared on behalf of the chamberlains and common council, in support of their objections. The cause of the freemen was for the most part advocated by Mr Wm. ...

... senseless. Some of the workmen set Offr to the village for asistane, and on their way met two young men, noaned Johnl Barnelly and Joseph elliott, to whom they edmdiunicated the fact that lit- cashe and Hallam were lyinrg in the well nearly dead, hut unfortunately ...

... Saturday afternoon week. The Lord Provost (Mr Blackie) introduced Mr Hume, who met with a hearty reception. Mr Frazer, city chamberlain, having ad- ministered the burgess oath to Mr Hume, and delivered the insignia of membership in the usual form, Mr Hume ...

... to the gallant general. The court was crowded to excess during the presentation, which 1 was made by Sir John Key, the Chamberlain, in an ap. rpropriata speech. MALT.-We (Dasily Net's) have authority to etatb that the quantity of malt in the stocks of ...

... caparisoned horses, riding two and two. Another Master of the Ceremonies is next seen, preceding a cavalcade of twelve mounted chamberlains, who are stiff with gold lace, and covered with orders and ribands. Having got rid of an officer of the im- perial stables ...

... Bulkeley 3BDroBDsniHzB-*F. 0. M auuelIl, *R. T. Gilpin I B san1Irz*G. H. Vanaittart, C. Bouvenee *R. Palmer BREoCOsHM -0..Sir Joseph Bailey t Buzn=GHuAiHIMEBRight Hon. B. Disraeli, *J. U. J Dupre, *Hon. 0. C. Cavendiah r OnAMBADGESUMB-M Ball, H. 3. Adeane ...

... was fully entitled to make some of the charges which the Master had ?? granted. COURT MOURNING. A n otice from the Lord Chamberlain's Office contains directions for the court mourning for the Duchess of Glouces:er to commence May 3rd, bnd to terminate ...

... LOSS OF THE JOSEPH SOMES. MARVELLOUS ESCAPE OF THE CREW AND PASSENGERS. Intelligance of this catastrophe reached Lloyd's on Monday. The loss appeara to have been a fearful one, end considering that among her cargo she had 250 barres ot gunpowder (in ell ...

... choir of the Chapel Royal, wore in* the gallery of the, chapel. On the entrance of the sponsors the band played the march in Joseph * Handel). The sponsors, the Duchess olf Klent, the Princess Royal, and Prince Frederick William of Prussia, stood near the-font ...

... Mussulmans held a rejoicing. Further out- rages in Turkey against the Christians are re- ported. The death of Sir John Key, Chamberlain of the city of London, is announced, by which a valuable appointment falls vacant. TEB QUARTERLY WOOL SALES commenced to ...