... to the proceedings of Leopold II., Grand Duke of Tus- cany, in collusion with his Royral and Imperial rela- tive Francis Joseph I., Emperor of Austria. It may be here necessary to recapitulate a few, and a few only, of these proceedings. In the first ...

... 'reason to expect that ten more xxill be found, makin-T a large total of fifty. A WH' tOLiESAit POLvYGAITST-A fellow, named Joseph Wardle, was in September last cormnitted by the dis- trict muagist'ates, to Gloucester gaol, to await his trial for bigamy ...

... Constantine, steerage; F. Arensberg second class; F. Coppin, do.; Michael Byrne, intermediate; 'Thomas Connor, steerage; C. F. Chamberlain. inter- mediate: A. Fahv steerage; . Chadldick, do.; H. PeFry intermediiate; J. i Ormond, do.; Fred Hahn, do.; Mlr. Hoffman ...

... by her M1ajesty to the chairman, Mr. Fuller presented to her Majesty a series of medals struck to commemorate theocain Sir Joseph Pastonl presented tha- general handbook descriptive of the Palace. and Park, and was re- ceived by her Maojesty -with a most ...

... through the difficult, irocess of retirinpgfrom. the Royal presence downatwo' lights of steps:witsorut turning their bahei. -Sir Joseph' Paxton, in designing the dais, had probably net fore- ;een. the.. formidable obstacle- he was raising iii the' lath of loyal ...

... Stewvart, Johii Vatter. Corporals, James Adamns, Daniel Cameron, Jchu Crawv, Joseph Fall, Colin Gilchrist, James llil- lird, George Smith. Drumrmer,Aie.xander- Anderson. Privates,Joseph Atkins, StephenAlying,David Amider son, 'Thomas Black, Thomas Balcanqoulial ...

... Sweden and Norway; for Prince Jerome Napoleon, Prince Napoleon, Prince Louis Lucien Bonaparte, Prince Lucien Murat, Prince Joseph Bonaparte, Prince Joachim lurat, the Duke of Hamilton, and the ladies hearing the honneurs of the godfather and godmother ...

... lorresponding veek, 1850.: hassenngers, O,10t9; ansount, L688 15 10 Goods, . . 700 14 S-L1,3S0 10 1 BIRTHS. April 3, nt Chamberlain Street, Derry, the wife of Mr. toln I-el l, of a (lough tor. April 7, in Dublin, tie -wife of Arthitr O'Hagan, Esq., if ...

... for- meen occasion. Our loss was aiont sixty Evn roteans killed and wounded. Native troops not known. Brigadier-General Chamberlain was wounded in the arm, and sonic other officers-viz., Daniels (Hussars). Roberts (Artillery), Walker (Bombay Engineers) ...

... the approaching event, Amongst those who were present and welcomed his Excellency were the Lord Chancellor, the Right lon. Joseph Napier, Gen. Lord Gough, G.C.B., the Marquis of Drogheda, the Earl of Desart, Lord Otho Fitzgerald, the Attoh- ney-Gelral ...

... Mranrlers, Iicliard C. AlMado, Joseph L. AMelres, Janmes AIeigrhanWilliam Godl'rey Diniltasir Massey, William Nenry WMatley, Willialm Newmanu, Flederick E. O'Callaghan, Michael A. O'Mleara, William D, Rorke, Jolrn Gi. Russell, Joseph Rittier rord, Clemeins ...

... Time 1's0t says the mission of the j,'rls:iall Aulbias- xador at Viennlal to tIs he eal-uliLitera ot' the Eluperoi' i'raliss Joseph i is f'orialu ly contiradicted. Thle T'imOses says-It is r'ported that the Chancoltor' of the Elxhcuequer will retrenchi 4argely ...