... embroidered with silver; ache- fuse a la Scvignc and sjibots in blond. Coiffure, a beautiful ?? velvet \ oiiiamentid with a very splendid set of Ladv d V°* rtmh l^hers, and blond lappets. »-ady F.tzroy Somer.et.- ...

... of the 49th year of the of her Majeaty the Queen. My is carried Irani the day when, standing as a buy in the streets oi a Yorkshire town. I saw the gentlemen of the riding by, and was told that they were go na to th t e procl a mation of the ...

... at the house of Mrs. Allen. I told her that it was my child, anti asked her to look alter it for •me I agreed to nay her 7.5. a week for the keep of it. I left there about 7.30 a ...

... task she has yet to undergo. At half-past one the hearing wa. resumed, and she took her seat, attended by Dr. Ventejou, her phy. ician. S!ie was pale, and ..iff, ring from a violent pain in her head, to which ...

... produces on the public. Mdlle. Kellogg, we have shown, created a very great effect in her new assumption, and as she has deeply impressed her audiences, and is correct in her interpretation, a triumphant and ...

... buried alive. She began by declaring that she belonged to Wigtownshire, and that while in service at the farm of Auchenvang, in Wigtownshire, she became improperly intimate with a fellow- servant, who behaved to ...

... the city. ' Her Majesty's movements appear to be as punctual as if regulated by machinery. The carriages were ordered to be at the door of Dalkeith Palace at a quarter before nine o'clo-ck, and within a few minutes thereafter she was on ...

... facing a northerly direction. Four rooms have thus been set apart for the department of the Royal nursery. Three or four additional sleeping rooms, and a sitting and ante-room for the occupation of the Lord and Lady in Wait- ing, the Hon. C. ...

... the company will pass out at a door on the same side of the room, and thence by a stair, out of the Palace, where their carriages will be in readiness to receive them. On leaving it is expected that her Majesty, on ...

... to Miss Eli/a Ann Storer, and asked her if she hid received a parcel directed to her brother. Shu said ahe bad received a parcel on the 7th Sept. which she had opened. ...

... sad the throws to her. made et • few with • bit MI in ism eyes a sissies' tribute to her Mink emblem assest dm mewled home with her, to be mime, es that es the °osmium ef her bleset s gesple *bee. she abs. with ...

... % . 1i• the Altemerle Hotel. I iiiiseiue a more lenailleting noeition the v mug wife of two or three emetbe tabs left in—her hiishseil leorin: her at the sui.hosst It shillieg in her pieee What to do ? msk tbe ...