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THE CLANDESTINE MARRIAGE
A Story of the Present Day.
By MISS ELLEN WALLACE.
Richard Bentley, New Burlington-street.

BRAMPTON CATTLE SHOW.—At the c1,,,i1171
after the Show, Earl Spencer made the following rhe,- rail-
on the advantages of conveying cattle to market "inftant
was :—" There was one other topic—the ittlPi
change that had taken place by the establishment joie'
roads. He considered it would be greatly to the
tage of the grazier to send his cattle by the railroau.,o $
than by the water. They would get to Smithfiel",jiolr
much better condition. He was aware that no
man much relished a change from any old habit, 't`n the
thought it would be much better for them to resort fle
railroad as a means of conveyance for their
cattic;;gote
was sure that if the farmers and graziers would in*-0014
their wishes on the subject to the salesmen, the lege
cheerfully acquiesce. He was so sure of the a "7, ea
interest of it, that it would be their decided to to
.nitos
it. He had experienced the advantage of sending 'A Lb°
thus himself, and he was convinced others might
same."
Tin oiss,,
ISLE OF ARRAN.—The Marquis of -1-mtj''ic'
accompanied by the Hon. Mr. Gcre, arrived at rr-ci to
on Wednesday, the 26th ult., on a visit to the is'r ;art
the great gratification of the tenantry composing. this GO°
of the ducal domains. The Marquis and his Wien' bell
taken up their abode in Brodick Castle, and bevc„f- the
very successful in traversing the extensive moor' re;
island. The Duke and Duchess of Hamilton ate, 8-h'ul°
sent receiving company at Hamilton Palace ; an°;‘,s;:)the
they not visit Arran, upon the Marquis will deve"n"ritifis
office of receiving, the distinguished members of the islooch
Scientific Association, who are to visit the ronlAnticin-ilo0",
with the view chiefly of geological research. The '-i,oru
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Lincoln (brother_in_law to the Marquis), Lord 055° 09
Mr. Blythe, and Mr. Pringle. The Noble Marquis fate,
a ball, in the Brodick Inn, to the tenantry on the,..csnt
which was numerously attended, and the dancing serci ad'
to an early hour. A pavilion is about to be erectie ;ors
joining the Cattle, for the accommodation of the /4-pbe
from the Scientific Association, and other stranger 'Parts
arc to dine there on Saturday, the 19th instar,t•
of the savans are to scale Goatfell, and another
par 1
sail round and explore the island.
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