... , Captain Penny was at once chosen. He was appointed to the command of the brigs Lady Fraoklin, and Sophia (the latter named after Sir John Franklin's nieco), and left this country in May, 1850, his vessels being separate from, bat subordinate to, tho ...

... extensive scale. In various portions of the town were placed tastefulem- e blmsofthejoyof iheinhabitants. The coaches, named after E the noble earl, -were tastefully decorated wvith evergreens, arid bore on their tops a. band Of excellent musicians. About ...

... in itself and fitted to display his versatile power to the fullest extent. The four parts into which it is divided are named after the seasons of the year, each of which is illustrated by a set of typhical characters. Thus, for instance, Spring has its ...

... world. 'Victor Hugo's fortune is estimated at about six million francs. I A part of it will go to found an asylum i to be named after him, and a small per- i tion is, by his express desire, to be- devoted to', annual gratuities to be distributed -amongst ...

... our Earl is about to introduce into this Britain district, of cousitry a flower rof his own selection, to be tassistanei named after bsis, of surpassing elegance of formn, and 6rdlinanc, wlsnt is far better, and, aore litsting, of rare intrinsic injirre ...

... the pretty little county m el town at the mouth of the Deveron in Scotland, and mI so the great park of the Dominion was named after w it-Banff The park enbraces an areaL of more than tE lid twenty miles, by ten or twelve. It is famous for gE its sulphur ...

... the active service of the ministry, coming to re- r s:de at Howglen, Huntly, which was specially r built for him, and is named after one of Dr George a MaeDoenald's best known stories. d In Huntly the deceased was ever a great U favourite-alike with the ...

... Wales. The Prince, in his reply, said it n h gave him pleasure that the Albert Edward and C P Alexandra wards should be named after them. Is - _ = a THE GERMAN EMPEROR AND THE LATE t LOID NAPIER OF MAGDALA. 'f The Duke of Cambridge, Commander-in-Chief ...

... Having performed their religious duties, their a 'd:Majesties enitered the Palace, and passing through me the Grand Hails named after the v~arious knightly *orders, reached the Throne-Room. A~t the noioent s the.y diid so a salute of 100 cannon comnnenced ...

... ving. They are to be rung in every instance I r with the clapper, and not with an outside hammer. I 3 Each of the bells is named after a saint. The total l cost Of the Deal is about £1300. The committee have F great reason to be thankful for the subscriptions ...

... Banffsbire coast. The Duchess of Sutherland has taken great interest in this under taking, and at her wish the craft is named after her. 'CITY ANfALYST'S REPORT.-Mr T. Jamiescn, F.I.., public analyst for the city of Aberdeen, fur- nishes the Town Council ...

... from the money advanced by Mr '.aS - ds Zr I took receipts. I will produce any recepts I ae have. They were taken in my own name After as granting the absolute conveyance I carnied onl ce i the -work the same as before. Bv Pir 3aser ,a -The creditor Johnstoso ...