... Lieutenant T. Smith, Waterloo offirer. ha* stitceeded Mr Puruford «> barrack uniter Clinibain. Lieol. Colonel Habingloo. from Maidstone. Lieulenaut Forester iu charge ot FurliLau-streot, and itegeutspark barracks. . Lieut Yen. 4th r.-gitnenl. t» Aide-desCamp ...

... tbo .era of day, 1 wau hed the wavaa rail o'er aaad, if in amoroas play ; They braced and awcilad-iaannny yrtddy- And kiaard golden plain, Then ainkma on iabreaat, they Mg bad, And seaward ebbed again Al> th« o’er Vert.Tbhdtaß, lha waveaot paaMpniigt—.. ...

... in course did, wery much to her delight and satisfaction. Moreover nor that 'ere, yer Vorships, I never calls Sveep,’ but Boots,’ in which harticles I deals. John Oliver, a lad also in the employ of Miss Wingod, bore testimony the truth what his brother ...

... some of the . . subscribe the tnbolar hotter in the iron-works known as the Dudley Port Field Change, that they have, or are .boot to, subscribe iioor. y Mr . Frodsrick Giles, of Hsndsworth, oxfund. . . H „of Lord, appointed to consider ploded, killing two ...

... portion ol his conduct before the public exhibits him as an accomplished individual, and under lutilage his aunt, the Duchess of Kent and his amiable Queen, there no doubt will imbibe kim.ly disposition towards Ireland. I give you the hecl.h Prince Albert and ...