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... LITERA TURE. Memoirs, Letters, and Speeches of A nthonky Asldey Cooper, first Earl of h/aftesburen, Lord (Cban- ceflor; with ?? illutratirijhixs Lifefroot his Birthto the Restoration. Edited by WILLIAMS S DoUGAL CIJaISTIE, Esq., Her Majesty's Envoy r Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary in 3 Brazil. London: John Murray. There are few people in the world who like to Y have their capital ...

... THE COURT. LONDON, WENESDAY.-IMer Royal Highness the Priucese of Leiningen arrived at Buckinghani Palace from Froginore yesterday morning, on a visit to the Queen. The Princoss Alice and the Prhincss of Leoiningen, attended by Colonel the HIon. A. Liddell, visite( Westilnister Ahbby and the New Palace of Westminister in the afternoon. Their Royal High- nesses honored the performance at the ...

... THE COURT. LONDON, THUUSDAY.-Her IMa:ijosty the Queen beld her first Levee this season at two o'clock yesterday afternoon, in St. James's Palace. The Queen rid his Royal Highiness tile Princo Consort arrived from Buckingham Palace, attended by the ladlies and gentlemen in %waiting, and were received by the great officers of State. Ilis Royal Iglighness the Duke of CGnibridge and his Serene ...

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... CO N C E R T S. LV d GRAND SUBSCRIPTIOtN. O On Sattrday at two o'clock the fourth of Weod and Co.'s series of subscription coucerts was given. in Queen Street Hall, the area of s. hich was quite filled. The aray. of ?? st provided for the oceasion was most impmising, and afforded the higli-st gratification. The chief e, attrac ion was Sivori's violin, which was never. d, heard to greater ...

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... AlR. jMULII WOOD'S CONCER.l. . I - I .1 I - 1. Inu- w ;l~w Tleis concert, which took place last night in the City Hall, came off with great oc10t. There was a numerouls and fashionable audience pIesent, to w9 hom the whole proceed- incs evidently gave perfect satisfaction. The 1 ole of artists v as a more than usually good one, forming perhaps the best comapany whlicahI Mr. W\ood heas as yet ...

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