... are expected collect the occasion. The Lord Chancellor and Miss Hart, the Lord Mayor am) Lady Mayoress, the Duke and Duchess of Lei rut cr, the Duke of Portland, the Earl and Countess Carl Anuesley and Lady Maria the Countess the Earl and Counters Rective ...

... have only space mention the following:—The Archbishop of Canterbury, 1,0001.; the Archbishop York, 5001.; the Duke of Wellington, 3001.; the Duke of Rut- . land, 5(101.; the Bishop of London, 1,0001.; the Bishop uf -. Durham, ; a Ladv^nknowrn^SOOl. —hWaa ...

... Music; two for Dancing; Collinet's Band was the Saloon, and Weippert's the Throne Room. The Royal Dukes of Cumberland and Cambridge, Prince -Leopold, the Duke of Wellington, and a number other personages of illustrious rank, wore military uoilorms scarlet ...

... lie of Cambridge at the King's Palace, St James's, about elt.cn o'clock Saturday se'nnight, a carriage and lour, loilowed by bit suite, including Sir James Keynett, Count Kcilmanaugge, anil Captain Meyer, in another carriage anil four. 'l'll* Duke lett ...

... attention. The no-st eminent Professors in every department are engaged, and well qualified Assistants (one of them a Graduate Cambridge experienced Drill Master (also resideut) with one the Assistants, has the coustaut superintendence the Pupils during the ...

... servant, AMICUS VERLTS. 'liii; Cnrncif.— Lord Hishop of Down and r .f has been pleased t» collate the Rev. J. C. Gordon, M Cambridge, and late Vicar Kilmood, the Down Cathedral, and Rectory of Gland, vacant hv the promotion of the Rev. Alexander the Parish ...

... call (hear, hear) —would be added to the list his other achievements. The Duke Cambridge, in moving the thanks the Meeting the Duke Wellington, said he hoped see the Noble Duke as successful iu the Cabinet as had been the field. His Royal Highness had ...

... Water,, where his Majesty would have dined had the weather proved favour able. the afternoon bis Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge returned to the Royal Lodge ; and, together with the distinguished party present, had the honor diuiug and passing the ...

... discharging this duty he would not wish say anything disrespectful the Noble Duke at the head of his Majesty's Government; hut he could uot suppress his that the Noble Duke bad taken very imperfect view of the subject in the observations which from him ...

... prevent his Majesty and visitors froiireti)p)'iu(t their usual drive this afternoon. Yesterday their Royal Highnesses the Duke of Cambridge and the Duchess Gloucester paid a morning visit his Majesty, the Royal Lodge; the Royal relatives remained for some time ...

... attention. The most cmineut Prolessors in every department are engaged, and well qualified Assistants (one of them a Graduate uf Cambridge.) An experienced Drill Master (also resident) with one of the Assistants, has the constaut superintendence uf the Pupils ...

... embers bigotry j would contrast the names with those Noblemen who . were friendly to emancipation. Thev ha4> the Duke of Leiuster, the Duke Devonshire, the Marquesses Lansdowne, Sligo, Headfort, Earl Charlemont, Lords Belinour, Russuiore, Ennismore, Kingston ...