... this afternoon for St Petersburg. Simul- taneously with theordeparturetheQnee of Den- park, tho Princess of Wales, and te Crown) Prince and Princess left for Lubeojt, enl roaste for France, to 'be present at Prince Waldemacrib wedding The King remains ...

... battle in. all its aspects, and so it behoves us not to evolve out of- our .sell gratification a fanciful picture of the-crowning aevent of the wawr. THE QUEEN- AND THE GURDS. H er Majesty will,' it is understoocl, inspect the ,Guards upon their retu~rn ...

... of Dublin, is of opinion that if 'Ithe- Government suffer themselves- to bhs Xde- feated, Ireland -is lost to the English Crown. The struggle now precipitated ivolves te| whole of the various issues that ths ,politics tof this counry have been IiiMg up ...

... Inl taking away from Thuclitzly Ia1 o1nto tiokets-six of them mnoney prize%, anid die- toter three highly commeitnded. Thle crowning honlour wis (if coarse dile car rying away of thle cham- ipiocihlip of Uiiigley Hall, the firsit occasiot, that I reineintwr ...

... must bring a powerful sense of relief. They cannot bo quite sure that they may not haie to take office again, but they can flatt' themselves that they will in any case be in a position to make a fresh start. Less .will be ea* pected of them. once they ...

... to G Glasgow subsequent to this, Mr Morton opened | tawo shops for the sale of milk and dairy produce 1- in the vicinity of Crown Street, South Side, t. 1 getting his supplies from the country ; but mis. l t fortune continued to follow him, ancd in this ...

... House had given its unanimous assent to the bill, and is l. as it is one that touches the relations of this House to I 'e the Crown and its loyal feelings towards Her 1a. t , jesty, my opinion is that there would be a general ) d disposition on the part of ...

... Downan and WVatson, and Driver _aggard. Wounded ?? Joyce, Ores- well, and White ; Sergeant Cook ; Gunners Kelsey, Beel, and Flatt. ;; jO(GRENADIER GUARDS. s, Killed-Sergeant Holmes. Wounded severely-Lieut.-Col. R. F. Bal- la four, Corporals Shepherd and ...

... to i by a maske the return accurate. Bus under the hircun- hens stances there wvas certainly no hlatus attached to aa the Crown agent 1under the late or present G:overn- of ti moeat. oase PALRLIAMXENTARYt PALPERS. mnid: In reply to Mr KEusSDICS, - th ...

... directly by the Crown, but by a mnercan- wri tile company, Sllbsequently tlsat comlpany was hen brought under the power of the Crown, but that corn- lilu paywspiyto all that was dlone, and wvas a great rea, leconay ojcinble acts of the Crown. Bettile in 1839 ...

... unarmied in i, any direction ; and that it looks to-day like it a huge green lake of raving wheat, wvith its er village-crowned mounds rising from it like e islands ; and it presents one of the most h striking pictures of luxuriant fertility which I- ...