... than on the day of bis landing. His Majesty yesterday re> several visitors Dalkeith, and at seven o'clock had a select party to dinner. The last public -reception to Holyrood House was by Prince Charles Stewart, in -1745, when the principal inhabitants ...

... fall will be prodoced in all the articles leather manu 'fact nrc. dole. StirrotK Pit Dinner.— Tuesday the M. others the Suffolk Pit Club held their Second Annual Dinner Meeting Burv St Edmund’s,.to support the ptinciples that Statesman whose nan the homage ...

... :—**,l was at the pnltfic dinner given Irtj cons'iuents to Mr. Canning yesterday. Some very m.a'ter has occurred, which I think it right to apprise you of. On his health being given, our Rcprescnlative addressee! the party most eloquent speech. Referring ...

... gipsies, who have long frequented that part ■Buckinghamshire. After the ceremony the party retired to hind adjacent liie village, where (hey partook excellent dinner, provided lor the occasion, part which was served on solid dale, and the remainder on ...

... friends perceiving at a tavern dinner that Sir Charles Sedley had on very rich cir.vat, when he named his toast his cravat to the flames, as afrurnt ofTcring to the temporary divinity, and Sir Charles and the rest of the party obliged to do the same.— The ...

... Cooper, Esips., the new High Sberiils. were sworn into olfice. In the evening the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor entertained at dinner his Excellency the Manjuis Wellesley, the Karl Meath, the Earl Longford, the Archbishop of Dublin, (he Dean of St. Patricks ...

... exercise was walking. After dinner he used walk three or four hours at atime. (he always had garden where he lived :) went to her! about nine. Temperate he rarely dranke between males.—- Extremely pleasaniin his conversation, and dinner, supper, Ac., —hut satyricall ...

... incendiaries availed themselves of their absence, and > instantly set fire each of th‘e stands.— Poe blaze produced alarm, and a party of the the hiilitary repaired to the spot, be Whose aid a portion of the eorq was preserved We noticed, 'shine pos’S since ...

... him from Mr. Forster, the Deputy Seneschal of the Keady Manor Court, that would defer the bearing of the cause until the parties could attend, may therofore absent himself without any apprehension a dinuissal the cause.* This friendly communication, however ...

... killed or dig. persed. We are in a pretty mess, can get nothing eat, nor nothing to drink, except whiskey, hen we sit down to dinner we are -obliged to keep both hands armed ; and whilst 1 write this letter, 1 bold a sword one baud and a pistole the other ...

... issued for it public dinner of conciliation, in which .-ii pattiei will nicet celebrate the anniversary of.the arrivil in this Kingdow. Already Sixty rhe most respectable and highest names the city Sfre subscribed to tti'e list.— The dinner will place a few ...

... support whose duly is to so, Magic Lantern* ■:' «lOT AT SHERIFF DINNER. FROM MVSn'KHS'a NfcVe ttTTeft. The Sfarrijl ’s first official dinner «ra4 ghen lit Worrisrn s, on Tneftlajv party was on-d fiersouapcs nonarkalie for tlielr lil rrai principds—ottim ...