... This magnificent building covers an area of square yards, having a fine open space at tbe front and the sides, and is bounded on tbe south by Park-lane, on the north by Qreat George's street, on the west bj Oxford-place, and on the east by Calverley-streefc. The site which it is erected was purchased from John Blayds, Esq., for and though somewhat low relation to the district north-west of it. ...

... his sister, the Princess Frederick William of Prussia. The Prince or Walks at Balmoral.—On Saturday his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales arrived at Stonehaven by the mail train, travelling as ordinary passenger, and posted across the country to Banchory, and thence by Aboyne to Balmoral. His Royal Highness occupies suite of apartments which have been prepared for him at the north side of the ...

... ROCHDALE.—WooI.—Great complaints are made of the advances that have been demanded for wool these few weeks pasl. Staplers oontinue quite firm in th. ir demands of last week. A few bave done moderate business, while others have been very quiet. Generally operations been very limited. Some of the staplers say their stocks are light, and that further advances may be expected. Good i brokes ...

... West Bar, I-eeds, ! •n ™nnecti..n with the SCARBRO' HOTEL. .ii?.tov?Svs?t_, tka WELLINGTON HAl_L.cspaWsof !«« PeSE^rtSb- OPENED »s a PUBLIC REFRESH- I 55? SioM B^eaifacts will be supplied from Ei»ht to Elsvsn N l with Cold Meats, Ac. ftSL. ad libitum. | 0 r ?S_b«rrs'atl- Dinners from Eleven to Six o'clock, with every ?? ofthe Season, at 3». per Head. Test. Suppers, Ac, from Six during the ...

... Village Rhymes ; or Poems on Various Sub- ECT3) PRINCIPALLY APPERTAINING TO INCIDENTS VIL-4Ge Life. Edwaito Burlend. (Leeds D. Green, |oar-lane.) —It is now fashionable, amongst those who sßume the character of critics, as well as amongst the matter-of-fact seekers after wealth and applauders f facts, to descry almost every scrap of new poetry that offered to the public. The age is pronounced ...