... enthusiastically cheered the populace. The royal party arrived at the East India Docks at half-past five o'clock. The dockyard itself, and every spot in the vicinity from which a view ot the royal party could be obtained, was crowded with spectators. The ...

... to the great injury of the navigation, and annoyance of the angler and pleasure-seeker on the river. is as well that all parties should know, that any person can lay an information, and that the magistrates, on conviction, have no power to mitigate the ...

... with heavy losses. SPAIN. Madrid, March 1. —It is reported from Toledo that seven brigands, unconnected with any political party, have attacked and robbed two landowners the neighbourhood of that city, but no intelligence has been received here yet of ...

... G. Jarvis deposed , Tturs day morning, about half-past twelve o'clock, I left the hall with a party with the intention of shooting pheasants. Of this party, tho deceased, Capt Tennant, was one, and Capt Peter Cracroft another. When going through the grove ...

... the combatants fought with swords. Both being perfect masters of their weapon, nearly half hour passed over before either party could succeed in wounding his adversary. At last, the count's sword entered the marquis's hip, inflicting wound near the bone ...

... be pre? , P rov ided themselves with tickets in the early part of n the whole, everything passed off well, and The * 01 to parties. was token, soon after three o'clock, by William Hey i , Mayor, and he was supported on the right the »V. Yates, vicar of ...

... Friday, half-past two, her Royal Highness received bo ess rom the Mayor, Aldermen, and burgesses of the , . ou of Margate. The party were then ushered into the i ' here they were graciously received by her Royal b 8S > and had the honour of being presented ...

... remain in that city 0 n 7 clrc umstances. • ' ncr drove out from Bel Invercauld, kc. Baron Van de Weyer, * lan Ambassador, and party, drove through • Th i Wednesday last, on a visit to the Linn of Was very co d stormy, with a strong * Vlnd * The higher ranges ...

... the report. He heard of it entirely chance some little time before the sessions. Mr. Monck. explained, that the visiting parties did not think it was a breach of discipline, and therefore did not deem it necessary to state in the report. It was merely ...

... gained the steps, the admiral's barge was again in attendance, and the general and his suite and the other members of the party were conducted on board the Excellent. Here he spent a considerable time. Captain Key had the men put through a series of ...

... WATERER has the honor to announce that his Fine Collection of Autumnal ROSES is now Full BLOOM, and respectfully informs- Parties, desirous of making a good selection, that they would be well repaid in making visit of inspection. THE AMERICAN NURSERY, ...

... the edge of the wood. His Royal Highness once intimated his determination to have no more shooting that day, and the royal party at once returned to the hall. His morning his Royal Highness has been consultation with Ins agent and s6licitor on the subject ...