... Stocks shiould takle plate, to guard against the possible easualtics Lat it igilt I arise. REWlARD on Bnsyvenri-l~ieuesaiit Joseph C lark, late of the Susseox CoastL U uarl Moch Ile, w sho has saved thlc property ol ?? vdssels wrecked 1 on that dangemrous ...

... King of Arms. it ?? of 'T'e Loroi ot Stesvitrd Keeper otf -IMousehold of Hlousehtold. Privy Purse. io Gnctileman T'le Lord Chamberlain C Genitilemn tl n Usher of ilotsehold. Usher. a ce THE ROYAL BODY, %I it ,;-c |[r_ g9 Fis alltea atr GnlmnUhri rcl Use ...

... is to be relieved from its vi * unpopuilarity aid its character of pitiable bi weakness,; by the accession of Joseph Hime !-Il Joseph Home is the person who was Member for th Aherileci, and ainiversally considered the most ig a norant dabbler in political ...

... Benefits are productive ; and that crowded houses reward the exertions of tile company for the public amuse- ment. Mr. Chamberlain had a flowing bumper on Friday night; his performance of Willia eM 2pell wits beyond what we had expected from previ'dusex- ...

... BPinghiamr Palace, at half-past one o'clock, to be present ?? lie at Iter Majesty's proroguing parliament, the The lord chamberlain (Lord Gwydir) conducted the hier Majesity front the state roonts to the carriage, and tin received her Mlajesty on hier ...

... distressing sseasn, the correspondence between the 11ev. Francis Bdrandt, ch aplain to the Marquis of fWest- minster, and Mr. Joseph Lawson, farmer, near Leeds, becomes of paramount importance. Mr. Lawson, it appears, set a field of about two acres with potatoes ...

... Grimseby, the Hon. F. Ponsonby; for' of the southern division of Nottinghamshire and to ly borougha of Newark, Mr. 3. II. Chamberlain for th Ig the northen division of Nottinghamshire and in at town of Nottinigham, and borough of East Retford, W is Air. ...

... Gentlemen Ushers ; aud Captain Sedler, Lxon f v YSeoman Cuard. A carriage drawn by six bays, e nveying Cap- c tain the lRon. Joseph 1)cnnlan, Grown in oiting; Colonel Wylde, Groom in wiaiting to'thc Prince; t 3lessra, Georgo Oameron nnd Alfred Crofton, Pnges ...

... Prince ar-r rived at ten minutes past ten o'clock at the^krilOy, I and were receive-i ?? Horame Seyinoar and the h Lord Chamberlain to the Queen Dowager. A de- v Jewieas was served to the august party.;, At four e o'cloclc the Queen and Prince Albert took ...

... 2 Sayer to be Capt., by purchase, vice Bence, who retires: ' Cornet William Preach to be Lieut. by purchase, vice Sayer; Joseph Henry Anderson, Gent., to be Cormet, r by purchase, vice Nisbet, promoted. 2d Dragom Guards-Assistant-Surgeon Alexander Forteath ...

... Tuileries gardens by the gate of the Pavilion de Flore. Tile bride was received at the Pavillon by the Grand Chamberlain, the first 6czzyer, two chamberlains, and the officers d'ordonnance of the household. At the entrance of the first saloon Prince Louis Napoleon ...

... railway carriages from the quarries, where his a Royal Highness spent some time in inspecting the i works in progress. Mr. Joseph Righy, one of the contractors, attended to conduct the Prince Consort I over the same. The harbour at this time presented ...