... London, has had an interview with his Majesty; but that is not the case. The Duke went to Brighton, and sent a letter to Sir Herbert Taylor; but, having re- ceivod no answer, he went to the Pavilion. Now his Ma- jesty declined this interview in these ?? King ...

... the King has - given a subscription of 1001., and the Queen another of 501., towards the repairs of the Chain Pier. . Sir Herbert Taylor bag also subscribed 101.-Brighlon Gatte. u- The freedom of Durham was presented on Wednesday to se Earl Grey by the ...

... knaves;' and 'O'Connell not a rebel, only because he is too cunning and too cowardly to put himself in the way of being shot or hanged, as he ought to be.' Now, if these are to be the Conservative flowers of rhetoric in future, if this is to be the style of ...

... the .parties in charge of her to change the position or not was unknown, had remained against the wall with the bowsprit hanging directly across the Line of Railway. 'The driver of the timber truck used his utmost exertions, but it was impossible to avoid ...

... Ctrate of Bryncroes, Carnarvonsaire, J. P. end Deputy Lieut. for the same county, to Katharitie, daughter of Lieut. General Herbert, and grand. daughtor of the lete Colonel William Austruther, of Balcaskie, Fifeshire, May 18, at St. Mary's, Putney, by the ...

... Interests it behoves every one to maintain to the utmost, unhurt and unim- paired. We feel assured that the present clouds which hang hovering round the National Prospects, will, ere long, give place to more cheering scenes. We are no alurmists, nor have we ...

... 12,000 men, as suggested by a writer in the United Serviea Jimmieu, which, he said, if at- tempted, could only end in the hanging of all engaged i n it. Paying. as we did, sight millions a year for our navy, including that part of the ordnance connected ...

... the rate of from .0700 to £800 eaich. hor THE REv. W. J. E. BENNETT ANDS ST. BARNABAS, Foot- m Lico.-A deputation from the congregation of St. Baronabas as Churoh, Pimlico, of which Mr. Bennett was formerly the incum- be bent, is about proceeding to Frome ...

... deserter; but when brought before the Westv-t minster magistrate he found himself placed at the disposal t of Mr. Sidney Herbert. SOUTOI WALES RAILWAY.-Mr. Bouverie has reportedI from the! committee that the ?? of the bill are merely to ,enable the South ...

... evening next, the 10th instant, there will be a characteristic entertainment of Scottish Music, by Mis I n'M. A. Bennett, Miss E. Bennett, and Mr. J. A. Fairburn is On Monday last, Mr. Wescomb in the chair, Mdr. Hernon Sdelivered the first essay for the ...

... the Misses Bennett and Mr. Fairbairn, c ?? The two bonnie maidens, O'er the water to Charlie, 9 and The Hundred Pipers. Miss 31. A. Bennett gave t very effectively My ain fireside, and s Bonnie Prince i Charlie. Miss E. Bennett was much applauded ...

... Straubenzie LieIt. Hon. W. Plunkett, Ist General Shirley Lieut. Coz, -3r. Ge.eral Warren Lieut.Anstin, 30th Col, Bon. P. Herbert Lieut. Parkinson, 95th Lient.-Col. Mauleverer, 50th Lieut. Maude, 41st Mayor Campbell, 80th Lient. Bayley, 10th Major Pratt ...