... having obtained his majority, a party of gentlemen connected wciti the north also dined at Mackay's Hotel, in this I city, Joseph Gordon, Esq. Royal Terrace, in the chair-sup- ported by Donald Horn, Esq. of Langwell-Robert Innes, Esq. of Thrutnster-Wmilliarn ...

... H. Richards, Messrs Woolmer, Gilpin, Sir J. Walmsey, Rev. Dr Cox, and other advocates of the universal peace movement. Mr Joseph Sturge having been called to the chair, proceeded to explain the object for which the meeting had been called. He read a letter ...

... was stated by the prisoner that he had purchased the book at Hartlepool. Hewasfullycommitted fortrial.--2respatis. -James Chamberlain, a coal-porter, pleaded guilty of hav- ing on Sunday, the 20th ult., trespassed on land in the occupation of Mr. James Haxell ...

... &c. The Lord Provost being called to the chair, briefly stated the object of the meeting, after which Dr. Strang, city chamberlain, read the correspondence which had been entered into with the London secretary, in order to obtain the requisite information ...

... Woods , fil, Mr. Willium, I I I i I t I tI I I rI i I t I 7 11 i i I I I I I I r I I i r I t i i I L I I Garrard; 9th, Mr. Joseph Lewes; tenor, Mr. John Naun- ton. The peal. which was of first rate order, was scienti- fically executed, and for barmony ...

... Tic LOQDO' GAZETTE of FE [DAI, Feb. 11. of ILORD CHAMBERLAIN'S OFFICE, FEB. 21. Idl Noliceo is hereby givcn, that lis Royal Highness Prince ,ad Albert will, by the desire of her Majesty, hold Levees at St. ~ed chi James's Palace, on behalf of her Majesty ...

... Abbey of Ashridge. This was not the ?? entry in ( our importsof thiscommodity. Accordingto liennet's Parochial X Antiquities, Joseph of A-imatiea had brought over a quantity I in two silver vessels, which were buried in his tomb.* And a l crystal containing ...

... forward and said, I am sent with ,. Joseph Wolff, the grand Derveesh. The Queen of Eng- i land always sits with Joseph Wolff by her side, and the k Queen of England never does anythicg without first con- , sulting Joseph Wolff.-(Lauglhter.) The grand vizier ...

... the Licensing Committee. DR WOLIFF.-The University of St. Andrews has lately conferired thle Degree of D.D. upon the Rev. Joseph Wolfkf LL.D., Vicar of' Isle Brewers, Somerset, the celebrte Oriental tra roller. bae MADRAS COLLEtGE, ST. ADRPntWS. -James ...

... two days' imprisonment bin ,to be Whipped. my A BITER BIT.-At the petty sessions, on Monday, Joseph the Shaw, an innkeeper, of Waterhead Mill, summoned Joseph col Lees, also an innkeeper, for biting his finger. It appeared to 'by the evidence that Lees ...

... ktighciess arrived shortly before two o'clock, attendfd by his su~s Iro Bncinghc~a alac, aid w soaecivei1. by the., Lord Chamberlain, the Muter of the e, the Treasurer r of tbe Hohold, the Vice-Clihmbnrlaln, iad the Comp- t Inatenane n the Prince were the ...

... Cotton, Sir J. W. Lubbock, Bart., Mr. S. M. are Peto, M.P., Baron Lionel de Rothschild, M.P., Mr. Peter So JLe Neve Foster, Mr. Joseph Payne, Mr. Thos. Winkworth, gre: Mr. Henry Cole, Mr. C. W. Dilke, Mr. George Drew, Mr. wor Francis Fuller, Mr. Robert Stephenson ...