... also the desceadants of that Thomas Jaffray. who died en route from India I it. nearly 100 years ago. The sons of William! ?? Flatt, who died at Winkfield, Berks- in 1I53, uede amn called for: and PS . Capon, who let g- E f fo lan in 1883, is interested in ...

... the Crown Prince of Prussia took back from England, after his last visit, the explicit' assurance that under no cir. cumstances would this country go to war with Prussia on accountof Denmark. We maybe sure that it was not a minister of the crown who gave ...

... pursonil inspeption that the mem- 6er~i of the royal ?? have carried away nothing but their own lperhonal iffects, except the crown jewels and two pictures froni the T'hrone loown, one o0 which i8 a Holy Family' by Baphabt. The Quecn has even loft ber prayer ...

... intestate in the nei parish of St. Pancras a few days ago, leaving pro- the )dy of, perty worth 21200 or £1400 to go to the Crown. tier in the The Earl of Fife is about to present the Rev, by: ?? Jamieson, of Grange, to the second charge of the' n Ws te ...

... The fiaa has produaad favourable efisat is posted tba* tha winter wbaat injured by facta wflj by March cowing. ITALY. The flatts gives the folio wing m test of thi speech made by Francis II in reply an addles from General de Geycn :— General, When absndaaed ...

... the Commissioner of Woods. The Crown claimed royalties, but defendant had, it was stated, been rallowed, pending negotiations for a license, to go on working on condition that no gold sholuld be removed without the Crown agent 1 having due notice, so that ...

... shaking him by the band, said he wias grateful to the chamber for having, in electing Signor Farmni its president, conferred a flatt+ering mzark of esteem upon one of his best friends GERMANY AND) THE VATICAN. BEarzn;, JUNE 8. In to-day's sitting of the committee ...

... mayor and several. local gentlemen of influence. Fromt the well-knowni a lbility of the nrtistes, and especially fromn the. flatt ering testimonials already given to the splendid ;pianoforte performances of Mr. ,Allison, a great treat may be confidently ...

... Of whose active wneeu'sitli ty Owlt people it is a.- whii slat1, poestl'le Ilean be igntotant. uttt gentl'm'n, 1 dict not flatt, r ior i , miyself with the hopti that I should lnews received a welcomise So) Ii trio, cordial as that which connreted tode ...

... Porter, J eNissrs. Franklin Haworth and A B. Ewart, t Master C. Porter, Mhr. J. Muir, Miss Kate Nono, i Mr. E. Butcher, Mr. G. Flatt, Mrs. Lancaster, 1 Mr. ilugh Shimmin, Master Latham, Mr.J.l Ward, Mr. T. G. Fargher, and Mr. ?? Lawas. The concert throughout ...

... provtona'y~ea, being an Increase this yearw of 111,780 HunlPhre ,1 o'515 lie, W'rIgt GLASGOW CORN MA MiWf'ETV TVlge, lie Trade 1-flat':t weith no change in the, price of arry article. Kerckhut r. Jackson, nrFRANCE1. SAra-N a. rju, ?? t tlt' tleoas o Perry, ...

... and of thy People too l peep on thee, them, theirs, long rest that gem of ours, Hala That regal crown, with glories ever nee, Which shall outlast all crowns the world shall see, DIPO BECAUSE it is the heirloom of the FREE. Liverpool, Opt. 2, 1851. JOHU ...