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... SECOND EDITION. FRlANCE. PARIS, TuEns.&Y EVEXiNmG. Yesterday, on the occasion of the Fete Napoleon, the Emperor and Empress found assembled, at twelve o'clock, at the Tuileries, in the salon of Louis XIV., Prince Jerome Napoleon, Prince Napoleon, the Princess Mathilde, Pridce Louis-Lucien Bonaparte, Prince and Princess Murat, and Prince Frederick of 1-Hesse. These princes and princesses ...
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... FROM2 TIlE LONDOiWGAZETTR?-Taosd?zy, Aug. 30. iof ?? WHITEHALL, jutG. 30. De Gre.- The Queen has been pleased 'so apptoint Thonmas Alexan- n f dor, Lord Lovat, to. be Lieutenant and Sheriff Principal of j i.g the the shire of Inverness, in the room of Francis William, Earl t tlreadg: of Seafield,; deceased. - . .. . mnd : DO)WNING-STREET, Auo. 29. aetfon - Tbei Quieerr~has been pleased to ...
... se Yesterday morning, between twelve and one s, o'clock, a fire of alarming magnitude, and destined to 2s destroy an immense amount of property, broke out on the 3B extensive premises of Mr. Kirkman, pianoforte-maker, in Dufaur-place, Broad-street, St. James's. The flames were .e not perceived until they shot forth in a body, encircling the p greater portion of the extensive works. The engines ...
... Yesterday the half-yearly meeting of the pro- prietors was held at the York Road Assembly Rooms, York- road, Lanlbeth. In the absence oi Mr. F. Scott,;.il.P., who was engaged on the Petirborough Election Committee, the chaif,;was taken by Mr. Hibbert, the deputy-chairman.. p The report, an abstract of which appearedin the Daily to News of August G, having been read, the accounts were taken as ...
... LO.YDOYV AND NOsTHo IZESTERN RAILIWAY.1 * The half-yearly accounts to be presented to the half-yearly meeting, at the Buston station, on 12th August, have just been issued. Revenue Account.-Dr.-MIaintenance of way, stations, &o., 52,4671. 2s. 2d.; locomotive power, 172,0741. 16s. 4d.; coaching expenses, 69,3631. 6s. 3d.; repairs and renewal of coaches, horse boxes, and trucks (net), 21,6001. ...
... ARRIVAL OF THE' ASIA. LIVERPOOL, SuND.a1. At an early hour this morning the British and North American Royal Mail steamnship Asia, Capt. Lott, arrived in the Mersey from New York, which port she left at 12.35 p.m. on the 10th inst., with 84 passengers, and 421,900 dols. in specie on freight. ;She passed the Royal Mail steamship America, for Boston, on the 14th, and the United States Mail ...
... I A meeting of shareholders in this railway, cork- vened by advertisement, and stated to be on important business, was held yesterday at Fendall's Hotel, Palace- yard. ?? A.m g the proprietors present were, General M'Innes, 9 hlley, M.P., Mr. Charles East, Mr. W. Gordon F Thomson, Air. Herbert Ingram, Mr. H. V. East, Dr. Kennedy, Mr. David Robinson, Mr. Taunton, Mr. Cohen, e &e. s General ...
... teNORTE AND SOUTHT. WESTERN JUANCTION V an RAILWVAY. veral The ordinary half-yearly meeting of the share- h soO holders of this company, wtas held yesterday at the offices, ireat 15, Parliament-street, R. ToOTA.L, Esq., in the chair. The Ind following report was road : II not 11The Directors announced in their last report that this . , line of railway was being used for goods traffic. They ...
... 7,ONVDO-MTUESDA AY, AUGUST30 Tim fear that the Porte may refuse to adopt un- conditionally the terms of accommodation suggested by Austria, with the approval of the other great Powers, has evoked in certain quarters a storm of reproach and menace, unworthy under any circem- 3tances, but singularly unwarrantable and unseemly es matters in the present instance stand. The .StULTAN has ...
... NEJT'P.flYANVDR~tiY iifrthL ' I L!F. The followingis the~reporb of the directors of.this colmpany tnq e lurbhitt&to thbe 6i1inary meetin Gf she h61e i othe .16th ljjst. . ThU account4 .o, tldecoiiipaiiy made ?? 6b Mae1of, ,ffa! dpye tdwon5e het~utre Ga from these it-will be seen- that the receipts for the last half year amount to 1,0261. lls. 2d., and the payments to 5,6991. Is. 8d. The ...
... ROMAN STATES. A telegraphic despatch dated Turin, August 21, says, The Journal doe Rome announces the arrest of I the Roman emigrants who embarked clandestinely at Civita Vecchia, and that of their accomplices at t Rome who gave them an asylum. We read in the Debats: Ourletters from Rome are of the 13th inst. M. Lighten- t velt, minister of the catholic worship of the Netherlands was still ...