... through a-, formn of ?? , together'. Aasor rio theyr trued, 'icweo-sr, thait Pie pjses-itoata-r n';ca 4ine the r(I ospr-lsai sail c-r. i'aepiuatat 5Ct15 arnted sod bedr an(t lii, s to-ottier atsc.his L;'rilhirs rnta MiiAXlfill1tGB BY S-lBIQUIfS-T, At o ...

... plan of enter- tainment on Monday next to two houses a-nigbt. Mn l RcSsELT CRAuFUeI ., who recently returned from Australia, sails early in Agigust for Canada, to fulfil an engagement for the season at Her Mlajesty's Theatre, Montreal. He will be accompanied ...

... Lontdonu. A few niouths ago IHis tb:celseopy crlted to Chimts for ?? newv wife and th2e .althairie inldy, witsh a ?? so'-rags, set sail for tihis cottistry. LAly CLih-Cbren is the daurgitter of a- distingitieheid tuedarrils, whose ibigi pursiti on in C ihitr ...

... hour. The movable [staircase has been erected in the south transept in close proximity to the orchestra. I MISS NELLIE TRoRNc sailed on the 2d inst., per [ss. Masaba, for New York, to join Messrs Klaw and Erlanger's company at the Broadway Theatre, New York ...

... teprksin-' tatli.e nilitary' noti iigent It' AXis rein;. The vessel 'Iat Iroms Soutlamptoe nii ike~ 12thi-ret. A n i e. 1P I Sail. 1 NoV, .. . GI 18 t a.ei ?? V. 1ii. ?? .. Pir'a i ?? Suez ?? 24. LFr. n L ?? li. SI[P COUItTFN'tY BOd LE ON BUSINESS. T1- ...

... IeC wotild tvr3 rta.-rit'd her lind i;: nor beea iot li, hod stead ?? ofh Hodth. ]lie 1 is-p t-e i liar Iitear- -tao M(l !hie sail he ?? unt ft irl it. st the ilullo, Itito iitiii' lier to faeep tlui hci '1 o eriH. Itf 3h eke-ti Itit to tlil biris - ttit7tie ...

... Ghiorgio Giforn-i, A.B., and John B:haIrmar, of the, Gicrigoil arid Frank iDownie. ARB., ?? Robinson. AR.Band William Qutinn, sail. Itoaker, of thle Noinpareil. ...

... February 14th, reached the relatires and friends of the members of the Berks and Bucks Com- panies of the Imperial Yeomanry who sailed rrom 8outhampton Docks in the Union Com- pany a liner Normnn. Colonel Gerald Craven Ricardo, command- ing the 39th Berks' ...

... -Atter the byrtal of her last child a few years ace 'drs. STyle, it was said, developed eyccptcai5 of brain disease. blhe was sail tI an asyium for iome time, but eriervrdibinterned- hems. On May 12 ,ecirs. stlo left her husband's house and ci a oUD: . Owen's ...

... Hunt. The racecourse can be reached by either road or water, and 'as the day was fine and calm many sought the, pleasure of a sail across the expansive harbour. All kinds of? craft were used, and the fine boat, the Dol- phin,' plying for hire in charge of ...

... ilill':Tili I ?? ?? Prisoaor deniud the ruia.i-g of ste lihg, saving EL.- 'Gfit's wecre ti.ahelicv ?? ?? void to her. Shr, i-sail 5. ?? of anzeijaifoiis tsainist lher- eirkiiiyers. When isql:il to plr-ail she sald ps srhl piee! iNot guilty;,' if titop ...

... hinwVll. s tregt g r thelParis Agency o t'l 2bis ee Scribe.I P. & 0 COMPANY'i IYD4, MAIL SERVICE&S AUSIE.ll D QI' FREQUENT SAIL. 5~U~.~ 0 a Nl'GS to GIBRAITA; MARSEILLLS, MIALTA EGYPFT ADE\ BOMBAY, RURR4ACHkE CALCL~l. CEYLON, SlRAllS, CAINA PAPAN AUSTR9ALIA ...