... proceeded io the Slough Station the Great Western railway. The toyal parly look theit depaitnre for town special Ham ; and. arming at the Paddington terminus, immediately entered three of the royal lartiages and font, and to Buckingham Palace, escorted ...

... marvel at the obsolete barbarism ; but not while we keep the qaestioa of aboil 800 squabble between ON coll John help the slave-owning conservative to arm tefaiast ; vg aments that approach to tha sqatoscal game of warships, the natweal devettoa to the alter ...

... Pavsa-e*. the fnllowing may be taken a* convincing proof tlivir decided elHeacy in Ihute aflectiona From Fro/esfor Deirkitrst. Rt. John'* ll»Huh Hotpilal. 16, Crust Street, Ilsitnn Garden. Mt * a Sib.—ln your rcqurwi, I beg to infoitn you that I lave employed ...

... airing. formsrly noticed her playmate, the Lord Gleulyon. Th# two children caused considerable amusement to-day, by walking arm and arm together in the gardens, will, much gravity If they had been grown-up person*. Her Majesty appears to be smitten with the ...

... concluded by asying that lie wa. not any party or any application to the b-iue, for bia discharge from the coalody the Serjeant -at-Arm*. He did out give hi* aanction to any aucb application—(“ Hear.” and langhler). Mr. GtanußMc to aak the bon member for South ...

... -at the awards of the Judges:—- Par the be.i Twelve Cenmlumt (in William Hepburn, gardrort. Ilevanl-s .. second bc»t ...

... h«-l large militjiry foi-cr in Ireland, it was their intention direct general search l*e made for pikes, and other concealed arms, order to secure the future tninmiilUtv of that eonntrjr. If that was not done, he feared there would be a great deal of d ...

... * of Mr. bTsraeli. Mr. K. B. K ...

... whether this a-1 woo passed for the purpose indemnifying, or was intended to embrace the indemnification of, persons hod borne arms against the State ? If so, secondly. could it be said that such an act of legislation involved only local or imperial cons ...

... Strike, comptroller Rochester, collector at Boston; Mr. Thomas, collector Cardigan, to be comptroller Rochester; Mr. Edwards, principal coast officer Pwllhely, to collector at Cardigan; Mr. Atkey, principal coast officer at Ryde, Isle of Wight, to principal ...

... n of the clause seemed to suspended bv mutual cons durin? the dinner hour, the time being occu ie I bv ext lanations I.ord John RI’SSELL respecting the difference between his bill and that wbi- Lord Palmerston would .-uUt succeede I by some ersoral c ...

... Wlftam Canterbury—H. P. Gipp* Bon. B. Johnson ~ Cardiff—W. Coffin ~ Cardigan—Pry •• Loveden *• Cardiganshire—Colonel Powell Carlisle—Sir Jamas Graham J. Ferguson Carlow—J • Sadller Carlow—John Ball Colonel Bruen Carmarthen— D. Morris ~ r»nnmrthen*hire—D. A ...