... The merrioge will, it in thought, take place on the gath of Mar, the annivcri,ary the birthday of Queen Victoria The Princes Alive Maude Mary was burn on the April, 10-13; the Prince of Orange, rear-admiral and major-general and commander of the brigade ...

... the shoots arc• pinched out, the, the growth may be alert and stubby. VINEnV.—Be careful to maintain a good temperature during the prevalence of the odd weather, as the vines are very susceptible at this stage. Tits KMIIEN-OAROCC—The weather hail been trying ...

... ile l v i n fe ts , and deliberation, any changes in the law which may facilitate business and meet the require. he proceeded to notice his preaching, his disinterments of the day—may now address themselves estedness, and his self-denying lile. We give ...

... come fond of told sports. This will keep than fit linetion. their duty es soldier', both in body and inc upon it, that the deep-set eye, thin nostrilould =brow are not to be baulked of excitement. The of thme-1 may say gifte—love are rare n d for moitement ...

... that It was &Noun f to or her to determine, as they woo such oresturee An Irish post-boy boring driven • gentleman a long stage daring torrents of rain . Um gentleman civilly said to him, Are you not very wet? • sash 1 I don't are about tang very wet; ...

... mile from Halifax, and inquiry being made, the boy's grandfather win found. It war soon discovenciptoo, that his parents were alive, and that big father wee employed at one of the Manchester railway *tom.. The object of bringing the matter before the Guardian ...

... lineband, ether than the exasperation teat by egpsr.th. at lading himself toiled. On Thursday aftemson, Mary Lewis still remained alive. Bev ultimate recovery, however, is 'comely possible. Ship is nimble to articulate, and astiaues tombs known ha wants by moticas ...

... Regiments were about to leave, and twelve men of war were also coming home. INDIA. CALCUTTA, Nor. 23. The says Nana Sahib Ii still alive, with 3,000 or 4,000 followers, in Thlbet. Ile has plenty of money. Sir Hugh Rose's prompt and decisive measures Lace stopped ...

... tetnan, will send tree on receipt of two moll. to MAY Posioga, a pamphlet containhis Middy ancroasfal and may sate treatment, with all the necomay prescriptions and directions, by which sufferers may core at trifling coat. Address Mr. LLWES, Mcd.eal her ...

... WHO WON'T PAT TUE PILINTEIL—May he be shod with lightning, and compelled to wander over gunpowder.—May he have eon eyes and a cheitnutbur for an eywstone.—May every day of his We be maw dew polio than the Ay of Algiers.—May he be bored to death by boa ...

... case, that the black greyhound the defen• end his companion had with them is the property of me seed, who keeps a beerhouse which a known as the art of poachers, and that the dog is let out fur ten at much per night-Henry Barton, who gave evidence the defendant ...

... it. - What a cheer from the good oil times 10 s the modem Int of May present. Since the glorious inaugu• ration of the Great Eshibitioo, exactly ten years *co, the aberrance of May-day by • grand musical festival in the pa:aca of the people been gradually ...