... Vrseoit;il Faltaauih. ! Lieut. Colonel Smyth. Lord Clintoa. Heury T. Lane, Esq. ' Lord K-yuias^ Henry Iloaire, Ej, Ho:;, 11. 11. Clive. Hear, latirred. F-q. W , C-n AFF ING RO YE . Esq. P^'^ 1 o Table at Five o'clock.-- Tickets at the Bar. XO V A ! . \VATERf ...

... REFORMATION of JUVENILE OFFENDERS His R. R. the Duke of GLOUCESTER, K.G. Patrols. The Marquis of Rockingham Early( Rocksarage Lord Clive Earl of Derby Belgrave A iliemarle Nugent Dartmouth Althorn Harcourt Wm. WIN'S forte, Elef . .M.P. Hardaricke W. H. F. rein ...

... Departures front Greillon's Hotel. Albemarle-street :—The Countess Boyne for Sussex ; Sit Henry ebb, Bart. The Honourable Robert Clive, M.P. has arrived at his house in Berkeley-stluate from his seat, Oakley Park, Salop. Departures yesterday from the London ...

... WALTZ DANCING, at Q ALLEN and SONS, late of Sherra rd-street, nosy 79, St. Martinis- litter, tire soon acqaired in the nonwcrt style of taste and fashion by un- -taught or ill-taught Pupils of any ale. quits private, or with Allen's FamilyT or Pupils ...

... following distinguished persons accompanied their Graces frem France—VlZ. Lord Prudhoe, Lord Harvey, Lord Carmarthen, Lady Clive, Lord Hopetoun, Hon. Mr. Percival, Hunter, Ben., -- Hunter, jun. Esqrs. &c. &c. The whole party will remain the night at Dover ...

... Rendlesham , .„,o ) Grimston. ght Iknourables—Charles Grant, Rob ert Grant. Ho nourables—M r,. Elliot, Miss Maynard, Miss roma Maynard, Mrs. Edward Moore, Mrs. John Tal- Tumour, Mrs. Philips, Cavendish, p` lB „ s C. Cavendish, Mrs. Rushout, Lady Hope ...

... and rapport. We have the honour to be, Gentlemen, with great respect, Your ?? and fcithful Servants, CLIVE. Durham Boom, April ib, 1891. R. H. CLIVE. GENERAL ELECTION. TottoGENTLEMEN,CLERGY,^FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of KERRY. Gentlemen, ' * . . I Have ...

... troops. His soldiers are committing dreadful excesses in every town where they are quartered. The papal paper, the Dinno di Roma, does not deny the existence ot tumults, which several peisons have been killed ; but it lays the blame on the factious.” That ...

... 4317 EHorne, 3320: Whalley, 2165; Murphy, 913; Jones, 316. The two first elected. Southwerk-Brougham, 2264; Humphery, 1708; Allen, 1040. The two first re- turned. Zambeth-Tennyson, 2632; Hawes, 2093; Wakefield, 762; Moore, 174. Two first returned. COUNTRY ...

... the new Spanish Minister in England, passed through Perpignan on the 3d instant, on his way to London. . t» The Diario di Roma announces that the Count de Bourmont arrived at Rome, from Naples, on the 22(1 ult. A letter from Toulon, of the instant, says ...

... jirts: C. Thornton, Christ Church, Grand Compounder; Kev. G. 8. Menteath. Mag* dalen hall; Rev. J. G. Lawford. Wadham: J. H. T. Allen, Brasennose; Rev. H. Jelly, St. Alban nail.— Bachelors of j4rts: J. A. Harvey, St. Edmond hall; E. W. Pears, Demy of Magdalen ...

... at the back, which was quickly burnt down. The houses adjoining, belonging to Messrs. Whitfield and Co., grocers, and Mr. Allen, surveyor, were likely share similar fate, for the fire had got hold of ibe back of the premises. The firemen’s attention was ...