The Express.
London, England, 1858-01-19 00:00:00

(Stamped ld. AdditioNaL) [TWOPENCE.

WHAT PEOPLE BAY AT CALCUTTA.

His Majesty the Etat of the Belgian
The Train of her Royal Hieumen borne by *hi annastried
Dinghies ot Dams, Marquises, and Barb.
The Lady ihissit Pelham The Lady Cecilia Gordon
Clinton. Lennox.
The Lady Emma Stanley. The Lady Katherine Baron-

The lady Barn Murray. The lady Comedian Villiers
the lady Victoria Nag. The Lady Cecilia Moira:az.
Followed by
The Lord of the Bedchamber, Groom of the Bed-
chamber, and Equerry-in-Waiting, the Private
Secretary, and Gentleman Usher to his Royal High-
ness the Prince Consort, the Treasurer and Private
Secretary to her Royal Highness the Prince's Royal,
wed
the gentlemen in attendance on his Majesty the
Xing of the Belgians.
Oa arriving at the chapel the Bride will be con-
ducted to her seat in the chapel, on the left side et
the Haat Pas Lading to the Altar, near her Mai.ereinty::
chair of state, and his Royal Highness the
Consort and his Majesty the King of the Belgians
will be conducted to their mita on the Haut Pea,
near the Bride. The Lord Chamberlain and Vies-
Chamberlain will stand near her biajeety.
A/ each procession enters the chapel a March will
be played.
When the bride has taken her place ___
altar, a hymn will be sung and the service will com-
mence.

The service will be performed by his Grace the
Archbishop of Canterbury ; the Lord Bishop of
London, Dean of her Majesty's Chapels Royal; the
Bishop of Oxford, Lord High Almoner; the Bishop
of Chester, Clerk of the Closet ; the Hc®. and Very
Rev. the Dean of Windsor, Domestic Chaplain to
the Queen ; and the Rev. Dr. Wesley, Sub-Dain of
her Majesty's Chapels Royal.
The bride will be given away by her father the
Prince Consort.
At the conclusion of the service Handel's Hallelu-
jah Chorus will be sung, and Mendelssohn's Wed-
ding March will be played as the procession is leav-
ing the chapel,
The procession of the bride and bridegroom will
return to the state apartments in the undermentioned
order:

Moors of Anna.
Gent of Honour to the Brlds and Bridegroom.
The RN*, of the Commales.
The Pruden Wainer.
accompanied by the Members of hie Legatios.
Oroom of the Stole
to hie Royal llfihneee the Priam Conant.
THE BRIDE AND RAID/10E00X.
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The Supporters of their Royal High:tom on either die.
The Train of the Bride, hawse beim.

The remainder of the Salta of his Royal Highness the

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Primo Consort.
The Goathoof is atomism' to hie Majesty the King
of the Belem/41k Royal Highs= the Prises of Proofs,
and his Royal Righson the Grand Doke of Baden.

Her Majesty's procession will then follow to the
presence chamber in the same order in which it en-
tered the chapeL
Her Majesty the Queen, his Royal Highness the
Prince Consort, the Bride and Bridegroom, with the
rest of the royal family, the royal guests, and the
great officers of state, will pus on to the throne
room.

The foreign Princes and gooks who do not take
part in the procession will be conducted to the
throne room by the Master of the Ceremonies.
Finally, the dignitaries of the church having en-
tered the throne room, the registry of the marriage
will be attested with the usual formalities.

The nataiTseiwr of the prooerdon will proceed no
farther than the presence chamber.
The knights of the several orders present at the
solemnity will wear their respective collars with
white rosettes.

The Ambassadors, Foreign Ministers, Cabinet
Ministers, and other visitors invited to be present in
the chapel, will appear in fall dress uniform. The
ladies in full dress.

(110IC Tll COURT CIRCULAR.)

Notice is hereby given that ladies who are invited
to be premed in the Chapel Royal, St. Jantura, at the
*preaching ceremony of the marriage of her Royal High-
ness the Princess Royal will weer full dram with plumes,
bet without train&

Fall thus will elm be worn by those who have tickets to
view the proceed= in the state room, but without trains or
plumes.

- Oastlama will wear uniform or court dress.
All who have ticketed admission to the colonnade will be
la morning chum
It is expeoled that no pawn will appear In mourning.
Lord Chinabisiabes-011ce, Jan. 18, 1868.

VISIT OF AN AFRICAN PRINCESS TO TILE PRINCESS
ROYAL'S WZDDINO.—The Rev. J. F. &him, chaplain of
Melville Hospital, Chatham, has received a command from
her Majesty for Bush Bonetta Forbes, the yomig African
princess who has been placed by her Majesty under the are
of Mn. Bchint, at Chatham, for the purpose of being educated,
to be preset to wham the marriage ceremony of the Prin-
cess Royal en Mandy next Mn. Bodin has received the
Qassia's commeade to attend at Bockiagham Palace with
the young yelpers on Friday next to receive the Inel in•
'tractions relative to their attendance at the royal wedding.
Her Majesty has manifested her thoughtful care towards the
pincer by ibewardlng her, within the last few dans supply
of dresses and other requisites suitable to be worn on the
ocoudon. The 'minces, who is the daughter of a late
African king, was brought to this country a few years duos
by Captain Forbes, of her Majesty's ship Bonetta, and ever
'lwo her stay in England the Queen has manifested the
most lively interest towards her. The princess is about 18
years of age, and is stated to be highly accomplished.

The Mayor of Southampton, John White, Esq.,
has issued cards for a banquet to the members of theempors-
non, and for a bell to the chief Inhabitants of that town, on
the 26th Inst., In hamar of the Prisms Royal's marrlegs.

The Duchess (Emily) of Beaufort and the Ladie,
Someriet arrival at Warwick Howse Stable-yard yesterday,
from Badminton, Oloncastarshbv.
The Duke and Duchess of Bueelench and the
Berl of Dalkeith arriv..d at Montagu Boum bolt Gaetano
from Da&nth Home, Edinburgh.

The Duchess of Manchester is, we regret to learns
detained at /limbolton Castle, by indimPosailiam liar grace's
absence from the approaching court nuptials will be much
deplored.
The Marquis of Lansdowne arrived in town
yesterday from visiting the Right lion. Sidney sad Mrs.
Newberg at Wilton Rouse, Salisbury. The noble searquis
leaves Lansdowne Roan to-monow' for Bowe* end is
=pintail to return to London at the close of the week.

The Marchioness (Maria) of Ailesbary hu arrived
at Claridge's Hotel, from a visit to the Ma►quis sad Mar-
chimer of Aflesbury at Savervialts Lodge, Marlborough.
The Marquis and Marchioness of Ailesbary come
to town:to.day, from &remake Lodge, Matibreough.
The Earl and Countess Grey arrived at their
mansion is Carttaa House-terms a few days Once, from a
tour of ?tali'.

... —.—
The Earl of Carnarvon has purchased a mansion
fa Park-strut, Westrabster.
The Earl and Lady Constance Grosvenor arrived
at Stafford Haase yesterday, from their seat is Citadel's.
Viscount and Viscountess Sydney arrived at their
reeidemos, In Cleveland-square, yesterday, from Fropall,

Boat.
Lard and Lady Overstone and the R. Mies
ROM LOS MIS to tows to-dsy, from (Maim Pak,

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EXTRACT 71011 TEN DLLS! OT ♦ SNSTDINT IN CALOVITA

PION NOV. /0 TO DIM 8 /067.

Nov. 30.—Tbolown fall of goblins ; dtuniemeno Ile min
of the day ; but the peoulim ihatures of seas of the our
have induced the reghamtal iturgease to exodus into them
minutely, end us the slomaoh-rinp. They declare the aim
to have balm either poisoned or drugged, and the semlyels of
the madam atom Eighlimiaos dome b deed to have
exhibited meal& Any gomenennet woad be chary of she
limn of soldien brought out, IA sad kept at such an awful
expiate. Oar robes prove their sembety to mum Eu-
ropean HSI by wholly negienbg to place the grog-ships
soar roper restriction an mrmillanos.
Dec. I.—Private news meshed in town Cawnpore lead/
tabs invested, Snot baited, by a part of the ()minor /men
on Saturday, Nov. 28. Communication between Camaro.
and Lucknow and totwees Cawnpore and Calcutta hie ban
ant off. This news is in a measure cadlmect by farther
private intelligent* that there bad bent a severely cow
teetsd fight at Cawnpore. Lucknow itself entirely abaa-
doused by our forces. This is looked upon as aa im-
portaat triumph by the entire native population, and
convinces me that we neither know the extant of this wide-
spread oonaphscy ace the determination of the Wagers to drive
us out of the country If they out. My belief is, the actual
fighting part of the badness bas yet to mow An these ac-
counts of episedid Mon eta sad proof, at what British valour
ma de will act otetrovert the bet the* owr easonee are in-
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near freat fa apw of the bantam

wielike skew we hay;
destroyed ; nor do they-seent to be a bit afraid of =satin
as—all their previous thrsebings have sot dispidted them
one bit. All this arises frees the pains which our Gover-
ment take to allow the rebels that, whatever may be the
feeling of the nation, the Government of India is entirely en
their side: half-savage. se they are, the natives of this
country can comet to no other conclaska, from the
osoduct of our Government in the meant disastrous
rebellion. At Delhi, the sentries have bean dimmed ;
they mount guard with slicks, In the midst of a Ima
dons, fanatical population, thheting for their blood ; sod
all this to co ciliate the murderous thieves. In Calcutta the
Loam of the Governor-General's body-guard, about 200 of
them, have been nude over to the litag's Dragoon
Guards; but to conciliate this loyal body of men,
who were &armed in July lent, the sentries
of the Queen's dragoons mount guard dimmed, or with
sticks in their bands, because the Governor-Gatend's body-
guard perm and raper their temporary barracks twice a day,
sad it might hurt their very tender and delicate Sellars to
see European soldiers better treated than themselves. But
you must not suppose that our Ooverms-General sseridoes

his love kr his own guards to the meargenties of the age.
Not he ; •kw of the horses sad men are retained to escort
himself said Lady Canning on their TWO lea appearesem fa
public. The Calcutta Volunteer Cavalry were importheent
enough to offer him en moon of me and homes Qom Vic-
toria might have been pond of. Ha Wild now havesnamort
of 7th Humus, Bays, or Dragoon Guards; but none snit him
so well u the black hoes of his beloved body-guard.
English soldiers, with three and four heed-email medals,
am made to mount guard at such pleas as the Bank of Ben-
gal and the Treasury, with disarmed &goys owe than half
impeded of Mown ; the Repay has a good room and his

'meal bed for the night, but that good-for-nothing brute
" John Bull" may sleep on the stare er in the verandahs ea
he can ; any dog's kind at treatment is good enough for
him. There are at Barrackpore near 6,000 &Toys who do
not work, carry no arms, have no drill, parade, or other an-
noyance ; a European regiment hes every now and than to
be under arms all night, but that in a trife—it ewes to cos-
ciliate the natives. Now and again some meant depot of
arms is discovered. They are not hidden in one pima, and
will be syllable when wanted. The &Toys am daily
making a bolt of tt en know not whither—some to Olds,
many to Chlttegcsg and Dacca. The Treasury at the OM-
named pleas has been plundered of something near 60,0004
Fifty .mean or soldiers who were asked for three monthe
ago would have saved all this money. But as mama time
before that it had beat thoroughly ascertained that the
entire Bengal army had been sworn to revolt by the only
kind of oath which is supposed to bind a Blade°, the arrival
of even fifty Europeans would have ofhodiri the " loyal"
regiment who have at last plundered this distant station.
More than once have I been bid to look out for moms
popular commotion' about March next. It was repeated
only pleads), by an old-establiahed merchant here, as bold
a man as ever breathed, " If I mu able to get my wife sad
children out of harm's way, and stand up in the
ranks, I shall rather enjoy It than Othindle." We
have heard that a whole company of the 63rd Regi-
ment need to mount guard regularly at Clovernment-hones
every night throughout Jew and July, waning in after
dark, end going away bake* semis'. Every possible effort
was made by there interested to keep this a secret; but mow
how It has leaked out, end is pretty generally known.
Lady Canning Is, I hear, about to leave for the Nellgherry
Hills. She requires a change, poor creature; her health
seams quite gone. Lord Ceasing is looking am yellow end
bilious as a man can well look. He, too, was to have gems
up to the Upper Provinces, anticipating, doubtlem, a plum-
ing triumphant progress. It is just possible, however, that
recent events may cause him to delay his departs= • little
until another 20,000 Europeans have cleared the way for him
—that is, as !ouch as the Governor of India will allow them to

dose. Inlay hat I wronged the Conininestist. Thsy ere work-
ing hard, and well, too. The troops proceeding up country
find breakfast, dinner, and supper ready for each batch,
the moment they arrive; added to which they are sending up
supplies of all kinds at an Lammas eon, but we are still
deficient in horses, ponies, and elephants; end if things had
been properly managed, there should be no went at ell of
these, especially the first.
Dee. 3.—The papers are permitted to confirm the news of
the Cayman battle. There were 16 guns taken ; but the
tame of the Queen's 34th, 64th, and 88th Regiments have
been destroyed. This Is a serious loss, for we have not the
means of immediately replacing the tents. The Gwelior ca-
valry is overrunning the country, and, sided by villager
they are breaking up the Grand Trunk road in Mbar placer
It is lucky that men are being sent up country—not less then
400 daily—which will soon be an army strong enough to dis-
perse them. Bat we have no cavalry, sad se love between
us and the villagers ; and, worse than all, Lord Canning is
going to see that them misguided people en not treated with
any severity. Delhi is surrounded cc all sides by viliseree
fortified and hill of fighting men. One would think these
ought, at least, to be dismantled end searched for bidden arms
at Sepoys. Fat ban U. They have takes no share In the
contest ; and there an only a few realms from oar camp
shot every now sad then when they nerre too near,
which dowse erstrites them loyal, proselds subjects. I
wonder if they will show Load Canning the sere forbear-
ance la aaa d Ids evening rides ? I fear not.
If his black body-geoid do not sell hire to Us* Minds and
relations, his mak may; reins end rein poleming reemo-
ble each other vary ciesely. lem indeed sorry, end wish
him at home spin. Whims" do I whh myself ones more
there, bat that day is far off. Wit. Lapsed, I see, is strived
at Bombay. He will not hers math then Here is when
he should come to gather fade and meteriele for next Berke
of parliament. I no doubt the oovernment of India
would be very glad to saw It wank ids while if he would let
them down easily. Government have at last allowed a victory
et
Cawnpare to be talked about, followed by the entire drier-
aka of the Griller force; but they, end many more, are sup-
posed to have gone to Chlttagoeg end Dens, where, is well
se on the match there, a deal of raliehiel is possible to be
dons.

near.—At leg the grog 'hope of the town are to bpd to
Kasethiag like odor, sod tresperery canteens ere to be este-
babied for supplying the sadism with whokecase liquor. I
would be sled to sat there ell have the toms; he cilium :en,
if all.pouted, delhad thrusetwee well. The motive polio,
be,. igailieed %meshes toy s bested it fa evurvrtisa-
fag halo wpm Ave of the 111gblemedees. I there will be
a row about it. The wawa ead childlea escaped frost
Looknow hays twined et Illishalred ; las whole way they
were exposed to pafictly fransied Maeda of the Owls
soldiers es well se tithe Owskar Coatisgeat. To this day go-
verment have not given us themeless:idiom murvivors. What
kelvin Lockaow, the ire whisk wee opined or theft sad
their escort is rid le have ban disholiral.

Dso. 7.—Oar lost vistory ss Mown is s Morelli( ono.
This tosimoob swear, by orbit et Omuta Wiadbm, to
boys boo placid of at outpost Jost to As tory pint lam
dry mkt bi 111prived. The may vas too osaW ad to

even lime/ dna • does. Acmes Obey their camp was
naming bat with eferydring be it, and MK the 64th 'tw-
inned destreyed ; but the worst is, 6,000 tests ea the way tothe
Upper Preview* line been turn hi the same oontlegratka.
Now, vs =not replant those tents ; there is not
• eudleient shelter for our troops lilt standing, 41
the regiments who have mutinied nem fitted to destroy
benucks end public buildlnp, and to the hot weather and
nibs when end how an our roes to be covered P You may
rely upon it dr pus la nay beginning; we have not soldier.
iamb yet. I don't like the quiet trey la which at Madras
they are every whew sad thee wading for more troops. Some.
thing
oh Is brewing there, but °overawed keep everything
m

Deo. B.—News has came ban Cawapore. Sir Colin
Campion has kept his word, and burnt the °walks Contin-
gent out of the Dative town, which they held up to Sundsy,
Dee. 6. nlo really is a Astray, far they were the picked
mss of Hindostan ; bat, se on ell previous occasions, the
want of cavalry has been a sid drawbask.

EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM AN OFFICER Ilf
INDIA.—" Fancy that gabby Lord Canning ran:min up
hie laudatory Order in Council respecting the defence of the
madam., of Lucknow by awarding to each member of that
anal and heroic garrison six months' Latta! Now, Mu
months' bats is to each soldier the munificent sum of
E. 11s. Bd., or 10d. per day extra for aaoh of the 86 days of

eed"lima. There ism was • • shabby an award of bats
in Übe Mire. Load Illferkeerrege gave de molt& bads
for the Owalice campaign ; lord Ha dingo, twelve months
beds for the Budd candeign; sad 'seed Dalhousie, with Ids
mean Idelcaterin spirit in money matters, thought the Bar-
men campaign deserving of six months' bats."
DISTRESSING ACCIDENT AT DOVER HEIGHTS.—
Os the comics of the lending of the Princess of Prussia at
Dover on Friday • very distreseieg accident occurred, the
objects of which will, it is earneetly hoped, meet, both from
public and private aciarom, with that fitting and benevolent
eeppeet which, in owes so deplorable, is all that unhappily
esa be given to relieve the prospect of • future condition so
terrible as that which must attend the entire existence of
those miserable and saffering men. After firing the laud
salute on the arrival of the primes and suite on board the
Black Beagle, it was found, to the horror of all around, that
two gunners of the Royal Artillery, while serving the guns,
had, from some canes at present not very evident, had their
kends and arms blown off. They wen at am taken to the
General Hospital, where each man suffered amputation Of
both his arms, and they now lie hovering between life sad
death, with a condition so terribly !alpha, if life is spared to
either, that we cannot believe ft peals but that a certain
provision will be granted by government, by which these
miserable men may be enabled to purchase from oiled the
are and attendance without which these poor mutilated
soldiers must absolutely perish in their utter and miserable
helpirems. The names :of the men are Michael Merlin
sad John Frith, and both, as we have did, are now lying in
the General Hospital at Dover.
LONDON COPPER AND EATING HOCSE KEEPERS
HINWOLEXT ASIOCIATION.—Ths half-yearly meeting of
the member* of this institution was last night at the
FrageroM Tavern, Great Queen-drest, to receive the re-
port, earl for thehareetka of guard business ;
anal Mr. Wm.
Lama presided. Mr. Rogers, the ary, the ret-
ract, which Ades that the accounts for the lest half-year
show a deficit of 161.115. 10d., which is partly accounted for
by the tossof 41. 14e. 6d. on the lest excersion of the aro-
station but the committee observe that lied the speculation
realised the average amount of profit the balance would have
bees on the other side of the account. The manual ball, they
also state, was not sufficiently numerously attended to make
it a some of profit. In conclusion, they suggested an
alteration in the 7th rule, the effect of which would be the
abolition of the entrance fee of two guineas, and
recommended the placing of another pensioner on the list.
The sum paid in pensions from the formation of the associa-
tion in 1837 up to the peasant time amounts to about 1,0004
The number of pensioners at present en the funds is 14, who
are to the receipt of 6e, per week each. The funded property
of the association amounts to 3,4681. 18s. Bd. The adoption
of the report was moved by Mr. J. Wins., and seconded by
Mr. Sherwood, and added unanimously. The recommenda-
tkm of the orsomithe es to the election of an additional pen-
sioner was she speed in. AMg diamion took place with
regard to the alteration of the 7th rule, end it was ultimately
=that the entreneefee should be reduced to 10s. 6d., the
to take APIA is July next. The meeting then
eliktrilONAL SUNDAY LEAOl7lL—Last evening a
el.rive was held to the large room of Freemasons'
to compliment Mr. Buhr Langley for his able and
!wiled advoosey of the and objects of the league
the remit diserden at The chair was occu-
pied by Mr. lasisa, and • lame number of ladies and gen-
Mem were peeped on the darks. Mr. Black, in • very
odegarmashrordsonC premital ItiVdwith an ad-
dress, Mark es he by a set of
Maks, yetis the sift birder, en part of the ad.
metes of the Sudsy Levee moamat. A similar teed-
kik
maid ves predated is Mr.= hen the ladies. To
seliremes Mr.
Ifs rehired to thalami& 21:PI:lmoremaia,mgasalia‘sed
saticipakd hom reedit mad OZHESIeII
ultimate mem Ti Ms Merle
_. Sleek, bk. leeire,
and ohms, he was deeply indebted kr the essistimes they
had hien during the recent diermaka with Mr.
i
Be via mare that as poetise et theimmaity
;Z ii.losellt so largetliiitoyhs mew tithe Bushy League
se the fanelesee meet entltudastically or-
caved. The intervalsspeseh-making were tilled up by
vocal and instrumental music, end the *ming altogether
seemed to be much enjoyed by the compan .
ROYAL NATIONAL LITE-BOAT . This
institution, during the pad year, expended 3,4211. in building
eleven new life-boats sad in altering and repairing several
other; 1,2921. in buMn and in repairing life-boat houses;
7871. in building new life-beat transporting carriages and in
repairing others ; 8661. in payments to coxswains and crews
of life. boats; and 6781. for rewards for saving the lives of
378 ream shipwrecked on our coasts, of which 132 were
actually resod by the lide-boata of the society in that
period. Its outstanding liabilities for life-bats, life-boat
carriages, and boat houses are 8,3941.
MANCHESTER, SHEFFIELD, AND LINCOLNSHIRE
RAILWAY.—Tbe amass and other outgoings of
this company's railways (exclusive vi the Manchester, South
Junction sad Altrincharn stated below) have amounted. in
the ten days ending January 10, MK to 7,4391. 17e. 6d.,
whilst the corresponding elevsm days ending January 11,
1867 amounted to 7,499.. 168. 7d. The proportion of the
South Junction, de. receipts accruing to this- company, for
the tea days ending January 10,1868, amounts to 6261.
16a Bd., as against 6701. 2s. 3d. for the eleven days ending
Jamey 11, 1867. The proportion of the South Junction,
to ampromm, mad ether outgoinp for the tea days India'
Jimeery 10, 1868, is Rah. h. 5d., as against 3665. lls.
for the Bevan days gain January 11,1867.
ROUTS AUSTIALIAN MAILS.—The governments
of the Weeks of TIMM and New South Wales have at
lad seasead to their eider colony of South Australia her
mgesisamesid far la equitable participation in the postal
of the ~Wed reats—by agreeing that the home-
ward Mead shell call at Hope= Ba for the Adelaide mail
bans. HeMehes the local postal di have deprived
our aerie le of the tee seedpt of Intelligence from South
Aube& by the meld Anstedlen mail ; but henceforth
there bags ell cede trust concurrently with those from
Melbourne ad Illpieer. Owed audit is due to the autho-
rities at these tee pima be the disinterested motive which
prompted the eenseeden—iniked, mated eider the in
titles that drib win he • isinntlen se ems hours in he
tree* et the sole* ; bet the dead will, no dote.
show that each at the sweat *skald ef Aurnmilanie
beldifee4the elendmre es at Ilde point, both
andhams by mum et a diemerlie Imieseeph lea
Hoe
nactlog erm y
eey , M with
e the ininehelel Id
h H
haft
n, * Ifydlkosites. Arloithle." 1= ro-
-1
omier Uremia awe sideleasserly, easel eye in &dame
ef the &leery of hams le Be used owns; while the
despatch enema demansed Yea from each of
these pieces w<M Wanddlied by Odeproph le Strop, via
Neese Bay ended ape alter Or lopriege of the seas
from Port Jackson end Fut PIM*, sad many be., edit
leaving Port A**ll*—lfink* leorrial, January 16.
A fire of an eitsreotor broke out on Sun-
day lad, Kthe OW le the meaty of eddy, the
ptaerty of W. Hammitt En. The lire was led
elm by the lealt la tamp of the cattle,
.Ihosa am
s me Mad at 4, am, et Idiot hour two wheat
loft wore harsh*, and four tees were soon By
the works. every porn& dint was made to edinesathe
1010. end as dearness was dose to dry of halm
• oggis. Thezeiimetroyed wee breed fa**
Ilea OOiseS but dew will, it im hared. be ben
MO oldie ascot
Ilia instant worrier which, in point of Intone
ma tabs papa in_ about to be tentessled as Perko
• Primers TrenbehM le about to merry fro twelo, and
nib cif the mike b dab' to • be if a hushed
thisamed pounds per mania. The bridegroom—. young
after wan wAsi is the Crimea, Whig Irk he deed upon the
isid—ins ems to Paris he isedied advice. He is Mt ri.
main hod sa ahead Imam ma k" with the hoe.
laelivatulamtendeabo:flabthliewelboitTLlThelai inire="vbehamiadairswiss efkotad
Kerr
Agri le Parbilatens ester Is reemart sod
• =dada; his carfalsecem—airt srenvlNfis