... ILLNESS OF THE DUCHJESS or GLOUCESTER. | . -- I X We r-gret to announce the illness of ths Duehess of Gloucester, the only surviving member of the family of George III., and the one who, during the monarch's e long illness, was the most assiduous to her royal parent. Dr. Ferguson was in attendance upon hor Royal High- I ness s-veral times on Saturday, and Dr. Hawkins has d not left the mansion ...

... SOUTHAMPTON, ii e SATURDAY, JAIUARY 17, 187. C. ?? , ?? ci 0 The Europoan and Australian Royal Mail Company's a ssteam ship Cehm inan, Captain Peader, arrived fromn the. A1 Clyde on Saturday morning. She lrequenuly zan, on tl If the run round, 12 or 13 knots an hour; but as the wea- a e ther was occasionally very thick, it was found advisable Al e to go only at half speed during the greater ...

... 'The Morning Post publishes the following PARIS, WPDNE.SDAY. The message of the Federal Council of Switzev- land, addressed to the Federal Assembly, proposes to annul the procesdings commenced against the iusur- gents of Neurfeliat. , and to set them at libbrty, with the reservation that they shall be sent out of the 'Helvetic territory until the official conclusion of the .3rraneements. The ...

... PORTSMOUT , PORTSEA, & GOSPORT HOSPIT L. | tn. TQ t~ie lh)ITO of thoek a#m- Tiam ea i ; Ia, mouth-4A one of 'the originators of the ?? Ports.. ed. ment ospital I have read with deep regret an adver. open i.your. last paper,,convertirgea meeting~of its h v -subscies'agitate afresh the only'question whiph has' be ever imperilled the prosperity and 'advanement e of that ths ',The mattier on which ...

... SUSSEX, SATURDAY, JANUARY 3, 1867. COlCHESTEIL. : fb. v V. A On Sunday last the Rev. C. A. Swainson, ir.A., Prin- tpal of the Chichester Theological College, read himsele in as Prebendary of Firle, in the Cathedral. The samnf rev. gentleman has just received the appointment of Hunlsean lecturerip the University of Cambridge for the year 1857. The Rev. G. Shiffner, Residentiary Canon, left ...

... HOUSE OF PEERS. M1ONDAY, MAY 18.] The Lord Chancellor read a Mlessage from Her Majesty, announcing that a ?? bad been negotiated between the Prineess Loyal and Prince Frederick William of Prussia. Earl Granville proposed an Address to Her Majesty, expressisg the affectionate attachment of the House to Her Majesty, their sense of the merits of her Royal Hfighoess, and their regard to the ...

... for ral BATURDAY, JULY 25, 1857. Ity iix unt of hIEaRc&NTILTM OAZETTrn u 3e fiari. Evenvng. I of The short supply of Englib s; wleaert at. Maric-lanrlo Otl Monday did not prevent a derline *f fully 68. per qr., fr. occasioned by the contivaunee ol plandid weathor, good t *r reports of the crap, and early appeairane of a seinpis of ,, newv wvheat growns in E'ssex, of tiner quaility, anld ...

... 6 The Royal proclamation for the dissolution of the nt present Parliament, and' the calling of another, is ex- na- pected to be issued about the 25th of this month.- Observer. on CITY oF LOND0R,1-Baron Rothschild will again be put forward. Mr. Masterman retir s, but Sir Jamos es Duke holds his position, and Mr. Crawford is reported to hic come forward. Lord John Rtussell is a candidate for t, ...

... tro1 Tueaday's London 6asette. I resto I proc - Pool ST. JAM&ESS PALACE, JULY 27. thai T.j. Queen has been pleased to appoint Miss Horatio disc CharlOltt Stopford to be one of the Maids of Honor in wrc Ordinaly to her Majesty, in the room of the Hon. Louisia a p, (,rnres~gved. of JULY 23. rus Tlre Qaecs has been ple-sed to appoint Benjamin rea ^ philipps, Esq., (Major-General on the retired ...

... SUSSEX, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1867. -~ ~ ?? The immediate resignation of Mr. Frewen, one of the members for this division of the county, consequent on his being a candidate for the representation of North Leicestershire, has taken. the electors somewhat by sur- p rse. In Mr. Frewen's farewell address, just issued, be saves: ?? death of the late Duke of Rutland has caused a vacancy in the ...

... C I = IFORISsi0UT Podd'E. t ., - FRIDAY, J O. -Before the Mayor., Major Travers, and G*. C. Stigant, Esq. in- Deborah I'11thain, a beer-seller, in -Ruesseii-street, tal Landport, was convicted of keeping lois house open for th the Sale'of beer before five o'clock on Tuesday morning L laO last, and was fined 208. and costs, or 14 days' imprison.. ineraet. res SATURDAY, January SI.-Before Major ...

... IcATI9,S 4ND_..PRTODICALS, :As .ASA 0Vo Gr AN' IG)D HooD: .,LWOdo Ihitale.Thii peodlopjs and, Carefulfy .pipied ,s comb. :1,. d'f sfOaXiu, WDA k`ou, the , Title''iasso ;w-l t `.,jcoraiq .in.tse.fnobeiab.an&4 ?? factswa a.,aly ,to: be ?.ther ise, .otined dma Beparape '0o pieap of; a ,fry 'bulky ?? cha. waot, . jif altost impoa, ble , ?? raF 4i of. the immense.,amaount of l~ahjur.,t aegrqniryr ...