... continue the same services as heretofore, under the management I of M- Elder, Dempster, and Company. It d is the intention of the new concern to stsrt in ' Januay next an Imperial direct West India mail ervice, for which the Imperial and West Indian G ...

... we have pa ssed during the last few days. We saw on a great pageant in London on Queen's Day, the one which brought together a larger end more of representative military force than has ever been inl. seen before in the metropolis. Between 40,000 r and ...

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... years held prominent position in the banking and mercantile world. A quantity or furniture has been made at Birmingham for the Queen of Spain. Tho material id j/apier mach*, inlaid with gilding aud mother o'-pearl. Valentine —To Miss :— Ah, traii'ress fair ...

... at Penzcance leaky. Danuie (es), Lueas, hence at Genoa. ImperIal, hence at Mobile. Providence. for Monte Vidieo Iut back to VelpawaiO lea b. Chieftain, from Quebec at Ulls,-on Dock. British Queen (l, IPritchard, hence at Havre. Plaetogenet.(ls), Williams ...

... KIng and Queen. In the apartments of the Queen was discovered at the' o bottom of a jug of drinking water a quantity of d phosphoric matter more than sufficient to poison the lquid. A rigorous inquiry was immediately a set on foot. One of the Queen's household ...

... arms, and saluted the Imperial couple. William was simply delighted, and ho told the boys that ho would remnemober them. So be did. Ascertaining who they were, and that they wore children of poor people, he has sent them to a military school, and wili }ave ...

... this gallanit con- e0 duct of Prince Napoleon at the battle of the Alma, has d authorised his imperial highness to eacr the military t- medal. The military medal was instituted by the empo- e ror as a recompense to privates and sub-officers, but it has ...

... country wi* out inspecting them. When it became necessary to fcoops to he was des'rousof showing the brigade was ready for service at the shortest #tice. was moat gratifying to behold two sach -ndlc battalion for embarkation sfeort * »' Everything that ...

... from thence, under Mehemed oa Pasha's command. A large transport of waggons, laden chil with miore than 20,0110 pieces of military equipments-as up muskets, sabres, cartridge boxes, &c. tatenp from th~e alug Russians who were slain-loft Silistria Onl the ...

... reception. A great desire was evinced to sao the utuhre Queen of Spain, and the railway station was n-useiy crowded. The authorities presented the archduechess with magnificent bouquets. The imperial party will arrive at the railway station in MlacIid at ...

... Parsons, Mr. Parsons and lady, Mr. Robinson, nurse, and child, Miss Kirkpatrick, Mrs. Berry, Mr. George A. Holt and lady, Mr. L. Moffatt and lady, Mrs. Blty and son, Mrs. Hammeraley, two children and nurse, Professor Sparks, Miss Withers, Mr. Doull and ...