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T H AnY

Viscount Bury, by his father, the Earl of Albemarle:
Captain 'l'. emperor, by the Earl of ZetlAed.
Lieutenant George eampbei by Lieutenant-General
He A. Clifton. •
Aseistaie-Cetemissioner Caipeeter, Financial Officer of
the Exhibition of 1651, by the Chancellor of the
Exebt, Tier.
Reer-Adioiral-Gar!er, on promotion, by Sir F. Baring.
Major Cenenbr:; en appeirement to Royal Cumberland
Mile ea, by the Earl of Leesdale.
Capteinehendlet', en return atom foreign service, by the
Master- General of the Ordnance.
M. GenrreCelafgee' epOintment as Colonel of the
73d Few, ,by the rDuke of Wellington.
Mr. W. Ceeell Clarke, on appointment to the 23d Royal
Welsh Fe si liere, by The Earl of Essex.
Sir Georfee'elfik, by Lord 'Broughton.
Lord R. 1.-"ernarn Clinton, by Viscount, Combermere.
Major Clugee, by Sir G. Grey.
Cornet Coates; by Colonel Middleton.
Major • Hon, J. Colberne, on promotion, by Lord
Downes.
Mr. H. Cole, by Colonel W. Reid, R.E.
:Lieutenant H. Cole, 12th Reginaent,lay General Hon. R.
Meade.
Captain Collinson, R.E., by Major-General Sir J. Bur-
goyne.
Sub-Lieutenant Congreve, on appointment to 2d Life
Guards, by the Eerl of Listowel.
Lieutenant- A. H. Cooke, by Lord Broughton.
Rev. Mr. Coxe (United States), by the American
Minister.
Lord Crewerby Viscount Combermere.
Lieutenant A.. Creyke, by the-Inspector-General of For-
tifications.
Lieutenant W. Ai Cronamelin, by Lord Broughton.
Mreli. Gordon Cumming,- by Lieutenant-Colonel the
Hon. G. A. Spencer.
Mr. Dalrymple; M.P., on being appointed Lord-Lieu-
tenant of Wigtonshire, by Lord John Russell.
Earl of Darnley, on his marriage, by the Marquis of
Drogheda.-
Captain .de Horsey, upon promotion, by the Earl of
Strad broke. . .
Mr. Dalrymple des Voeux, by the Earl of Lichfield.
Captain Dickson, by the Adjutant• General.
Captain William T. Dickson, on promotion, by Lieu-
tenant-Colonel Smyth.
Rear-Admiral Digby, on promotion; by Earl Digby.
Mr. C. Wentworth Dilke, by the Right Hon. T. Milner
Gibson.
Mr. Thomas Dixon, on his return from New York, by
Viscount Palmerston.
Mr. N. S. Dodge (United States), by the American Mi-
nister.
Lieutenant Doherty, by Lieutenant. General Sir Andrew
Barnard.
Captain Donovan, on promotion and return from India,
by Lieutenant-General Sleigh.
Lord William Douglas, by the Duke of Buccleuch.
Mr. George Drew, one of the Executive Committee of
the Exhibition of 1851, by Baron Platt.
Lieutenant A. M. Drummond, by his father, Mr. Andrew
Drummond.
Mr. Duff; M.P., on being appointed Lord-Lieutenant of
Morayshire, by Lord John Russell.
Mr. P. Dunconobe, by Colonel Maunsell, M.P.
Captain Hone R. S. Dundas, R.N., on return from fo-
reign service and appointment to be superintendent of
Deptford Dockyard, by Sir F. Baring.
Viscount Dept:4in, on promotion Ist Life Guards, by
Viscount Combermere.
Mr. Richard Durant, by Sir John rYirde Buller,. M.P.
Lieutenant W'l-
Dyett, by Lieutenant-General Sir
Charles Napier.
Hon. C. Egerton, on appointment to be Lieutenant-
Colonel North Lincolnshire Militia, by the Hon.
Colonel Cust.
Mr. George Eters, by Viscount Palmerston.
Lieutenant H. Elwes, on return from New Zealand, by
Sir J. S!rachan.
Hon. F. Ellis, on being attached to her Majesty's Lega-
tion at Brussels, by Viscount Palmerston.
Mr. W. J.. Evelyn, M.P., by Sir George Staunton.
Ensign G. C. N. Faitlitull, on appointment to 56th Re-
giment, by Lord Marcus Hill.
Mr. Gillilerend Fazekerly, on appointment to the Lance-
Heseere, by RearrAdmiral. Sir A. Green.
Mr. J. Leeleed Fielden, by. Mr. James Heywood, M.P.
Colonel Fiddes, on return from India, by the Hon. W.
L. Melville.
Cuptein J. C. Fitzgerald, R.N., by, the First Lord of
the Admiralty.,.
Captain A. Lane Po*, on promotion, by Colonel Sir 0.
Honymen.
Captain J. H. Freeth, on return from foreign service, by
the Inspector:General of Fortifications.
Lieutenaut Fullerton, by Lord Elphinstone.
Sii T. Rokewode, Gage, on his marriage, by Lord Lo-
vaine.
Admiral Sir William Gage, on his return from service,
by Sir Francis Baring.
Lieutenant Da J. Gamble, by Lord Frederick Fitzelae
ronCe.
Captain Lord Gaivagh, on promotion, by. Lieutenant-
General the Hon. H. B. Lyon.
Mr. H. L. Gaskell, by Hon. Colonel Lindsay, M.P.
Captain W. R. Giehard, by the Master-General of the
Ordnance.
Mr. W. Raymond Gingell, Chinese interpreter, British
Consulate, Fouehowfoo, by Viscount Palmerston.
Mr. St. Leger Glyn, by Sir G. Grey.
Mejor Goddard, on promotion and return from India,
by Lieutenant-General Sir Edward Kerison.
Major-General Godwin, on appointment to the General
Staff in Bengal, by the Commander-in-Chief.
Dr. Goolden, by, the Earl of Devon.
Cornet Sir W. Gordon, on appointment to the 17th Lan-
cers, by Lieutenant-Colonel Laurentian.
Lieutenant C. A. B. Gordon, by the Earl of Aberdeen.
Dr. Grove Grady, by his brother, Mr. Standish Grove
Grady.
Mr. C. Grant, Secretary to Sir Jawes Brooke, on return
from Borneo, by Earl Grey.
Mr. T. T. Grant, on appointment as Comptroller of
Victualling and Transport Services, by Sir F. Baring.
Lieutenant T. P; Gratrex, by the Earl of Mount Charles.
Mr. W. Gray, by Sir G. Grey.
Captain Gray, by Sir J. Burgoyne.
Lieutenant I'. Green, by Lord Broughton.
Mr. J. Greenwood, by Earl do Grey.
Mr. Henry Grenfell, by his father, Mr. Charles Gren-
fell, M.P.
Mr. J. W. Hadoiv, by Lord Brougton.
,
Mr. J. W. Hamersley, of New York, by the American
Minister. '
Captain D. Hamilton, by Lord Broughton.
Captain Hardinge, by his uncle, Viscount Hairline.
E ns ig aS.
by H.
ColonelH arf o
ord. , appointmentKoenmys yn t e M.P.to 36th Regi-
ment,Lieutenant D. Rey, by Lieutenant-General Sir L. Grant.
Mr. Heald, M.P., by Sir G. Grey.
Sir Gilbert Heathcote, by the Marquis of Westminster.
Mr. R. Hedley, 'by Sir John Pakington.
Rear-Admiral W. W. Henderson, en promotion, by Sir
F., Baring.
eaptafrlC. Henry, by Lord Foley.
Commander A. Lieseltine, RN., by Lord George Lennox.
Hon. J 4 -Hewitt, by Viscount Lifford.
Mr. T. P. Heywood, on being appointed High Sheriff of
Lancashire, by the Earl of Carlisle.
Ensign F. GrAlitbert, on joining his regiment abroad, by
the Right Hone Fox Maule:
Captain E. W. Hicks, by Viscount Barrington.
Rear-Admiral Sir J. Hill, on promotion, by Sir F.
Baring. •
Major S. J. Hill, on appointment as:Governor 'of the Gold
Coast, by Earl Grey.
Ensign' P. Hodgson, on return from Indio, by the Earl.
of Essex.
,ee return from Captain Homo., en, foreign service,
.by Sir
A. Barnard. •
Dr. Hoskins, by the Earl of Malmesbury.
Mr. Thcenas Howard, on his appointment to the Hon.
Corps of Gentlemen at Arms, by Lord Foley.
Mr. Hubbard, Deputy-Governor of the Bank of England,
by the Chancellor of the Exchequer.
Mr. Huddleston, by, Sir John Pakington.
Mr. George Hudson, by the Earl of Lon dale
Peer Ibrateern Kean B.hadoOr, by Lord Broughton. .
Mr. Ireland (Uriited'StateS) by the Ameriean Minister.
Mr. Douglas. Irviee, by Viscount Palmersten.
Mr. It. W.lacleson, by the Earl of Zetland.
Jevanjee Pestonjee, by Lord Broughton. •
Lieutenant:Colonel 11. Jones, on eppointnaent Three:,
tor of the Raj al Engineers, Establishment, Chatham,
by the Marquis
of Anglesey.
Second Lieutenant W. IL Jones, by Lord Marcus Hill.
Mr. J. Kerr Jordan, by Sir P. Hayes.
Captain J. D. King, on appointment as a Military Knight
of Windsor, by the Marquis of Anglesey.
Cornet Knight, on appointment to 17th Lancers, by
Lieutenant-Colonel Laurerison.
Lieutenant G. H. Lamb, on his promotion, by Lieutenant-

General Sir' E. Bowater.
Mr. G. F. Lamest, by Lieutenant. Colonel lion. G. A.

Spencer.
Rev. F. Langhorne, by Mr. S. G. Grady.
Mr.
,de LT9ctiepiiid LArpent,,.by 'the Right Hon. C. Ten-.

nysou d'Eyncourt.
Lieutenant-Colonel Lurie,- by Lieutenant• General Sir

J. L. Lusbington.
Lieutenant-Colonel Laurenson, on appointment to thu
command ache 17th LaWere, by H.R.H. the Duke eir

on appeintment to the 17th
Legh,
on aptieintment as Assistant-.
•
Cambridge. ,
Lieutenant Learmouth,
Lancers, by Lieutenant-Colonel Laureation."'
Mr. R. Cornwall
Secretarpin=ebief at Maltajiy Earl Grey.
Colonel Lewis, on appointment.as Lieutenant-Goveriter,.
Royal Military 'Academy, Woolwich, by the Master-
General of the Ordnance.
Major-General, Lightfoot, on appointment to the Colo•
nelcy of the 62d Regiment, by the Duke of Wellington..
Lieutenant G. Littlehales, by General Hon. R. Meade.
Major-General•Loftus, on appointment as Colonel of the
50th Regiment, by the Duke of Wellington. •
L'.entenant A.-J. Loftui, on return from India; by Lied-
tenant- General Hon. H. B. Lygon.
Ensign F. W. Lukin, by the Earl of Listowel.
Ensign O. Massey, by Colonel Gilpin; M.P.
Captain John Bl'Dnugall, R.N., by the Marquis of
Breadalbane.
Cominissary-General Maclean, on promotion and return
from foreign service, by the Chancellor of the Ex-
chequer. • .
Mr. A. Macintosh, by Mr. H. Baillie, M.F.
Dr. Mackey, by General Hon".lt. Meade.
Lieutenant Mallet, by Lieutenant Lord George
Paget, M.P.
Cornet J. B. Marshall, by Lieutenant-Colonel Lord
George Paget.'
Ensign R. H. Martin, on return from foreign service, by
Lieutenant-General Anderson.
Cornet Fiennes W 3 keham Martin, by his father, Mr.
Wykeham Martin, M.P. ,• ,
Mr. Wclikm P. Mauusell, by Lord Clarendon.
Sir J. Meek, on his .appointment as C. 8., by Sir F.
Bari4g. . .
Rear.-Aclesiral 2105nelli•on pronititioni. by Earl do la

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Ir. Sergeant Miller, on promplan to .f.he rank of Ser-
geant- at-Law, by the Lord Chancellor.
Eesign and Lieutenant A. Mite eil,uo bis sppointment
to Grenadier Guards, by Col'one. Sir Q. HouPnan•
Dr. 2,10nr0, on eremotioa, by Celt) nal Ontplqi.
Colonel C. B. Montgeuvrte, A.D.C., on return from
India, by Lord 13roughton.
Ensign T. H. Montgernery, by Sir G. . Graham Mont-
wintery.
Captain F. D. Montressor, R.N., on promotion, by Sir
F. Baring..
Captain W. T. Money, by Lord 33aeughton.
Captain E Kyrie Money, by Lord 23roughton.
Captain Morris, on promotion, by Lieutenant Colonel
.Leurenson.
Ensign C. Moore, on appointment to the 22d Regiment,
. by the Hon. and Rev. Edward Moore.
Rev. P. Mules, by the Duke of Raeland.
Mr. Napier Milliken, on his merreage, by the Earl of
Egiinton.
Captain G. K. Newberry, by Lord. Broughton.
The Marquis of N4thampton, on bis succession to the
title, by the Hon. Colonel'Cust.
The Hon. George P. O'Callaghan, by the Earl of Ux-
bridge.
Mr. More O'Ferrall, on his return from the Government
of Malta, by Earl Grey.
Lieutenant Oldfield, on appointmisnt to the Royal Ar-
tillery, by his father, Colonel Oidaeld, A.D.C.
Captain A. Ormsby, on his retuin. to India, by Lord
Charlemont.
Mr. Arthur Paget, by his father, Mr. Paget, High
Sheriff of Rutlandshire.
Mr. George Pain, by the Marquis of Anglesey.
Mr. Thomas William Palmer, 26.74-yor of Hull, by Sir
George Grey.
Mr. P. Papillon, by his uncle, Lieut.-Colonel Hardinge.
Lieutenant Parkin, by the Marquis of Anglesey.
Mr. William Paynter, on being ap teeinted,Deputy-Lieu-
tenant of Middlesex, by the Mai quis of Salisbury.
Lieut. E. D. ream, on promotion, by Earl Delawarr.
Captain C. Pearson, R.N., Mayor of Great Yarmouth,
by Sir F. Baring.
Mr. A. Peel, by his father, Colonel Peel..
Captain F. Pierce, on return from. foreign service, by
Lieutent-General Sir Lewis Grat it.
Lieutenant. Colonel Hon. H. Pere: e, on promotion, by
Colonel Sir 0. Honyman.
Ensign F. W. Platt, by Colonel Wlyltle.
Sir Peter Pole, on his coming to the title, by Lieutenant-
Colonel Sir J. J. Hamilton.
Lieutenant Pole, on his appointment; to the Royal Glou-
cester Hussars, by the Duke of Itetaufort.
Mr. S..Cbandos Pole, on his mania ge, by his father, Mr.
Chandos Pole.
Major H. Ponsonby, on promotion, by Earl Bathurst.
Ensign H. L. Prendergast, by Sir Jeffrey Prendergast.
Ensign J. 0. J. Priestley, on appoi sitment to the 65th
Regiment, by Lord Vivian. .
Mr. William Purnell, by Lieutenant-General Sir J. L.
Lushington.
Captain M. Quin, R.N., on appointr sent to her Majesty's
ship Ajax, by Sir F. Baring.
Mr. J: W. Reay, by the Hon. Colo nal Lowther, M.P.
Lieutenant-Colonel Reid, on his b eing appointed Gen-
tleman Tither to his Royal Hig:hness Prince Albert,
by Colonel the Hon. Charles Gt.( 'y.
Captain Thomas Parker Rickford, )n his appointment as
Exon of her Majesty's Yeomen (If the Guard, by the
Marquis of Donegal.
Captain Robertson, by General Sir 'William Keir Grant.
Lieutenant H. C. Roberts, on departure for Madras, by
Sir R. Armstrong.
Mr. Rodman (United States), by they American Minister.
Mr. P. Rolt, by the Duke of Richm o nd.
Sir John Romilly, Master of the Molls, by the Lord
Chancellor.
Ensign A. Rose, on appointment 9:3d Highlander; by
Major-General Ewart.
Lieutenant Roes, by his father, Sir Hew Ross.
Mr. A. Midge, by the Marquis of Anglesey.
Lieutenant Rinaboid, by Colonel Sh c Ord Honymao.
Rev. Joseph Salvia, by Colonel Tr onson.
Mr. J. Samuel, by Mr. M. Talbot, M.P. •
Mr. T. Scott, by Sir R. Ferguson.
Design M. C. Saunders, by General :Hon. R. Meade.
Mr. Sharpe, Attacb4 to the United.: States' Legation at
Vienna, by the American Ministl tr.
Captain H. Schimberg, R.N., on r comotion and return
from foreign service, by Sir F. Ban ting.
Sir J. Kay Shuttleworth, on being (treated a baronet, by
the Duke of Argyll.
Captain Sibthorp, on return from kaki, by the Earl of
Cardigan.
Rev. Thomas Sier, by Mr. W. H. Cooke.
Captain A. C. Silver, by Lieutenalat -General Hon. H.
Arbuthnot, M.P.
Major C. Sinclair, by Lord Brought:oil c.
Dr. J. Skelton, by the Earl of Straifo(rd.
Dr. A. Smith, on appointment Superintendent Army,
Meaical Department, by the Duke .of Wellington.
'Pr. Oswald Smith, by Lord Caringt(ni.
Ensign G. L. C. Smyth, by Major-Ga 'Loral Sir F. Stovin.
Lieutenant Smythe, by Lieutenant-Colonel A. M. Tul-
locb.
Rev. F. Sowden, by Mr. Bremridge,
Lieutenant H. A. Sparke, by Lieut ens nt-Colonel Lord
George Paget.
Major Spence, by Colonel Hon. C. Gre y.
Lieutenant R. A. Stradling, by Lord /iroughton.
Mr. R. Stephenson, M.P., by the Earl • of Carlisle.
Captain Stopford, on his return from f oreign service, by
Rear-Admiral Hornby.
Mr. George Stratton, by Sir George ;Staunton.
Lieutenant N. Sturt, on appointment Grenadier Guards,
by Colonel Sir 0. Honyman.
Syed Abdoola, interpreter to Peer I btrabeem Khan, by
Lord Broughton.
Captain Sykes, by the Earl Delawarra

Lieutenant-Colonel Tait, C. 8., by Sir. Frederick Stovin.
Lieutenant-Colonel Brook Taylor, b, y the Earl of Mul-

grave.
Rev. Henry Taylor, on his return to India, by the Earl
of Powis.
Lieutenant G. Taylor, R.A., on pr omotion, by Sir E.
Kerrison.
Rev. J. H. Thomas, on appointment us Priest in Ordi-
nary to her Majesty's Chapel Roy uk, by the Bishop of
London.

Lieutenant S. Thorpe, by Lord Bros] ghton.
Mr. Tinne' on appointment as De vuty-Lieutenant of
Lancashire, by Sir George Grey.
Lieutenant Thompson, on appoint= out to 17th Lancers,
by Lieutenant-Colonel Lawrenson.,
Mr. Throckmorton, by his father, tiir Robert Throck-

morton.
Commander James P. Thurburn, on promotion, by Sir
F. Baring.
Lieutenant• Colonel Tomkyns, by Lorcr. Broughton.
Mr. G. Montgomery Traherne, by Mr.. Mansel Talbot.
.tiev. George Trevor, Canon of York, by the Earl of
Mr. S. Triscott, by the Duke of Rich) n ond.
E❑bign Arthur Manning Tuck, by Sit! Charles Fellows.
Colonel John Tullock, C. 8., on appc Autment as Com-
panion of the Bath and return from India, by Sir J.
Caldwell.
Mr. James Tyler, to receive the bone ux of Knighthood,

by Lord FUley:
Lieutenant Tyler, Royal Engineers, lx.y Sir John Bar-

Boyne.
Mr. Arthur I). Veasey, by the Earl of Sandwich.
Lieutenant IL W. Versehoyle' on anointment to the
Grenadier Guards, by the Duke of Wellington.
Rustomjee Viccsjee, by Lord Broughton.
Mr. Horsell W. Voss, R.A., by thet Marquis of An-
glesey.
Mr. William Walker, Government Secretary of British
Guiana, by Earl Grey.
Captain J. W. Wallington, 4111 Light I ?ragoons, by Lord

G. Paget.
Captain David James Ward (Trinity' House),: by the

Duke of Wellington.
Captain Robert Wardlaw, by Sir A. Glifton.
Captain H. J. Warre, on appointment Major of Brigade,
Northern District, by the Adjutant- General.
Mr. Westby, on appointment, Royal Scots Greys, by
Sir Howard Douglas.
Rear-Admiral Wauchope, on promotrion, by Rear-Ad-
miral D. Dandas. -
Mr. Frederick Wildbere, on appoint= mt Assistant-Sur-
' geon. Coldstream Guards, by Colon el Chaplin.
Mr. John Williams, M.P., Sheriff of Ca rnarvonshire. on
appointment as Deputy-Lieutenant County Denbigh,
• by Lord Alfred Paget. •
Captaia Wing, 93th Regiment, by the Duke of Bedford.
Mr. Samuel Winter, by Rear-Admiral Dundas.
Captain Edward Wollaston, Bengal Itafantry, by Sir De
Lacy Evans.
Mr. J. Wyatt, on his Staff appointmont, by. Mr. Mac-
kinnon, M.P.
Mr. Yorke, by the Duke of Roxburghe.
The Earl of Roden presented an address, signed by
50,000 Protestant subjects in Ireland, tagainst Papal ag-
grea,tion, and praying that any measure adopted for
Great Britain on the subject may be extended to Ire-
land; also to the same effect from the dean and clergy
of Ardagh, and from a public meeting held at Belfast.
The Earl Nelson presented a petition, signed by 2,000
clergy and 1,200 laity of the Church of England, pray-
ing that all questions touching doctrine, arising on ap-
peal or in her Majesty's temporal courts, may hereafter
be referred to the spirituality of the Church of England;
and further that her Majesty will be pleased to remove
the impediments which now obstruct the exercise of the
ancient synodical functions of the Church.
After the Levee Captaia Parker Rickford had an mil.
dience of the Queen in the Royal closet, kissed hands
on appointment, and received from her Majesty his stick
of office as Exon of the Body Gnarl of the Yeomen
Guard. Captain Bickford was presented to the Queen
by the Marquis of Doneffal, G.C.H., Captain command.
the corps.
Her Majesty and Prince Albert retuned to
.e Bucking-
ham_
Palace after the Levee, attentied by the )a!
Suite.

LA.,/ Ai'POINTMENT.-DUBLIN, MAT 28.—,ine
office of her Majesty's First Sergeant, vacated by the resig-
nation of Dr:Stock, Judge of the Admiralty Court, has been
conferred by Lord Clarendon on Mr. Sergeant Howley,
Chairman of the county of Tipperary.
The Sheriff of Argyllshire has fited Friday week
for the election of a Member in the room of Lord Collonsay
(Mr, M'Neill). 6ir Archibald Islay, Campbell, Bart., is the
only candidate in the field, and no opposition is expected.
.MILITAILY INTiLLIGENCE.—PLYNOUTR. MAY 27.
=Above 250 rank and file, depot of tile 19th Regiment,
with their wives and families, arrived here yesterday per
mail train, by Bristol and Exeter and Smith Devon Railway,
from Brecon. They went temporarily into the Milbay bar-
racks, where they remain until three companies of the 23d
remove from Plymouth oitadel to Bury in Lancashire, when
the depOt of the 19th will occupy the quarters of the 23d..
'.llae left ing of the 23d, six companies—say 650 in all, a T
now in t e citadel; of these, the .three
.companies
naffed
above are ready for-the.route,
which. is „liourl expected,
s and
the other three follow on the arrival of the 1;31 quarters cf
the 19iliReginient, ordered for Quebec intherav-a, to be sta-
tioned at Plymouth. Eventually the entire eft wing of the
23d, with the band and head- quartet* will 'be stationed at
13uri, and the right wing at p restox,

Ir IkER MA , is S 7 ,'ts cONCER
.T9e Queetk,, gave,. 4, eopeert 1114 exeuieg at tiuzkior,-
.4hatu l'al4ce, to wilfch a. pity: o upwar4s. of :co, corn-
prisi4g the.Rey,f FaMily), gorrign
Corps) and 4.lr.rge,cizele of tiles prinetvat
%vex e invittd.
11 r Ruyal 'Ducllt4s of. Kent was,aewp-.
rgaed by Serene gighnesa,the Priece of Leineut.-,tn,
and W 5.2 att.efided by Lady Paw:ll_ll;yard, haleness de
Sped), and Sy GeorgqQ(lp,c;,'
Her Mei cstY e4,d,Vrinecrillbert ,attenaed the' COLCIC rt
accompuiell by.,thear illustrious,visi;oxs, and pt-
tended by the Ladies .a,.cid;,Gepilenazii or ,the,Court in
..H,410ng.. Tao performance„theo comuAenced.
.T e loilowing is program:line
PA T E PRI 4A.
,
Quintetto, 4'Di 2Vivermi .
Mesdames Grisi e .Castellan, Signoi•
Mario, Herr Forme;,•e SigsorPablache
..(Cosi fan, tutte)... 0••• Mpsart,
Duo, "Se inctinassi,,a predder
Signori Gardoni e,Labl!ache (Its:mina
•••
Air,' 4.` Gia la stella 'vespertine," Signor
Mario (La Cana )ne del Pellagrino) Kacken.
Trio, " Fia grata al ciel," MadameCas-,
tollan, Signor Gardoni e Heir Formes
(Fidelio)... ..•
Air and variations, "Cease your fun-
, LiPg," Miss Pyne
Duo, "Nell* Notte," Madame Grist e
Herr Formes (Lfgonotti) Meyerbeer.
Sestetto, "Sole Sole," Mesdames Grist
o Castellan, Miss Pyne, ,• Signor Mario,.
Herr Formes, e Signor Lablache (Don
Juan)

....

uje ri

Beethoven.

Bochsa.

- - ... •- . . Mozart.
PARTE SEC.ONDA.
Trio, "Atli the ascoltol" Madame Cats..
tellan, Miss .Pyne, o Signor Gardoni
(Freischutz) , _ Weber.
Air, " Ich snachtu ,wohl." Herr Formes
(Die Sphildwache) .
Air, " Guide au bord to nacelle," Signor,
Mario ,
MeYerbeer.
Duo, "Signorina in Uinta , frette,"',/;_
Madame Grisi_e Signor Lablache (D 94 r'.
Pasquale) ••• ••• •••
Air, " Ahl ao estinto," Madame Castellan ,
(Donna Caritea) "Meroadailie.
Trio, " A tue leggi," Madame Castellan,
Signor Mario, e Herr Formes (Roherto
it Diavolo)
... 111, eyerbeer.
..• •••
Finale, " Gl' inflamma it cor," Miss Pyne,
Madame Castellan, Signori Mario e •
Gardoni, Herr Formes, e Signor Lab-
lache (II Seraglio) . . ••• Mozart.
Mr. Costa presided at the pianoforte.
The Royal family and the foreign Princes visiting
this country were invited to the concert. The following
bad also the honour K4receitiktgi;tivitationst—His-Se-
rene Highness the-VriateerawarsLet- Saxe-Weimar, the
Belgian Minister aud Madame
,NritiaTele -Weyer, the Ba-
varian Minister and Baronesi de. -Ceito,lhe AtOlititie
Minister, the RussiinMinister and Baroness de Brunnow,
the Sicilian Minister, the rtissian Minister and'itidanie
Bunsen, the .Braziliari Minister, the Danish Minister
and Countess Reventlow, the Swedish and Norwegian
Minister, the Costa Rica Minister, the United States'
Minister and Mrs;Lawrence, the Spanish• Minister, the
Sardinian Minister, the Greek Minister and Madame
Tricoupi, the Nicaragua Minister, the Turkish Minister,
the Saxon Minister, the Austrian Charge d'Affaires, the
Peruvian Charge d'Affaires, the trench Chargé d'Af-
faires, the Portuguese Charge d'Affaires,' the Bolivian
Minister, the Tuscan Minister, the'Netberlands Chargé
d'Affaires, the Mexican Chargé d'Affaires, the Chevalier
Van Rappard, the Chevalier de Caienibroot, Captain
May, Baroness 4 Wangenheina, N. B. de Treakow„ 11.
Decezes, Baron c 7. Dupic,
,Cheyalicr-de Burg, Baron
and Baroness Hatioldsteitt, COnitt Harracb, M. and
Madame Gabriel KatieeskY, Count de Laborde;' B`Oron
Maeriers, Colonel Michants, klarquis,Oldpini, M. Que.
telet, Viscount and Vicountces Hericart do Tharp, M.
de NI/huhu, M. do Hermann, M. Sagtymki, M. Maltsoff,
Dr. Hamel, Baron de FruF.en, Count Hatraoh, jun.,
Viscount de Beuagazil, Duke and Duchess do Luynes,
M. Seguier, Hon. Ashbel Smith.

SPORTING IN TEL L IGEN GE,
HARPENDEN RACES.—WEDNESDAY.
The Two yrs old Stakes of 5 soya. each, and 30 addi d.
The straight run in, about five furlongs. (7,Subs.)
Mr. Elbay's Hambletonian Bst 71b (S. Rogers) 1
Mr. Gulliver's Lady Blanche, Sat 31b . (Yates) 2
Mr. C. Higgins's Apoatce, Sat 71b (Weaver) 3
Mr. J. Brown's Sherry. Cobbler, Bst 71b. (Wakefield) 0
Betting-5 to 4 agst Lady Blanche, sto 2 agst Apos-
tate, and 6to 2 agst Hambletonian. Won in a canter by
two lengths. -, ,
The Ladies' Purse of 301., added to a Sweepstakes of 10
soya. each. Gentlemen riders. About one mile and
a half. (3 Subs.)
Mr. Messer's Grasshopper, llst 21b ...(Mr. Beville) 1
Mr. Leigh's Athelstane, 6 yrs, list 61b...(Mr. Doves) 2
Betting-2 to 1 on.Grassbopper. Won by a head.
The Harpenden Handicap of 5 soya. each, and 40 added;
the second to save his stakes. Two miles (21 Subs.)
Mr. G. Drew's Combatant, -s_,yra, at 61b 1
Mr. Parr's Clothworker, 5 yrs, sat Illb ...(G. Halt) 2
Mr. G. Ongley's Billy Bar, 3,yrs? sst 121 b,,.( Wells) 3
Mr. Kimmins's Jessie, 5 rrs, la 2lb' 121 b; ~(Wells)
4
Mr. H. Drew's Marlbrook, 5 yrs, 7st 41b...( Weaver) 5
The following also started:—Mr. Elmore's Mulligan,
aged, 7st 91b (Wakefield)—Mr. Rogers's Vasa, 5 yrs,
7st 6lb (E. Sharpe)—Mr. J. Brown's Economy, 3 yrs,
6st 4lb (T. Sherwood)—and Mr. F. Oldaker's Evening
Star. -3 yrs. Est (Barker)-
Betting-2 to 1 agst Vasa-5 to 2 agst Clothworker-
-4 to 1 agst Evening Star—and ,6 to 1 agst any other.
Won by a length.
The Hurdle Stakes of 5 soya. each, and 30 added; the
second to save his stake. One mile and a half, over
four hurdles. (9 Subs.)
Mr. Messer's Malmesbury, igat'slb (Raekley), 1 2,, 1
Mr.anovvles's Vesta, llst 41b' ...(Wakefield) '5 1‘• 3
Capt. Rowley's Spectator, 10st 81b(Denaldson) 4 5 2
Mr. Higgins's Loddington, 9st 121 b (Planner) 3 3 dr
Mr. Greenwood's Harkover, lOst 81b (Barker) 2 4 dr
Mr. May na Reindeer, aged, 10st 111 b ((Yates) 0.. dr
Three well-contested heats.
The Hurry Scurry Stakes of 2 soya. each, and .20 ad-
ded, Two years obi, Coursen-(6, Subs.)—were won cle-
verly by Grasshopper, 9st 1011o"(Planner), beating Ziska,
Bst slb (Yates)—Ondine, Bst 111 b (Weaver)—Black
Doe, 9st 11Ib (Newman)—Reindeer, lOst 1016 (Mr.
Elwes)—and Polly, Bst lib (Nightingale).
ASCOT HEATH. 1851.--TUESDAY.
Nominations for the Gold Vase given by her Majesty,
added to a Sweepstakeeof 20 soya. each. Two miles.
'Mr. Martinson's Nancy, 3 yrs—Sir J. Hawley's Breba,
3 yrs—Lord Exeter's Little Jack. 4 yea—Lord Exeter's
Nutcracker, 4 yrs—Mr. Halferd's Prime Minister, 3
yrs—Mr. Carew'a Remunerator, 4 yrsr-Lord Waterford's
b c by Coranna, out of Monica, 3 yra—Captaiu. Lowther's
King Charming, 3 yrs—Mr. Greville's Cariboo, 4 yrs—
Captain Archdall's Windisehgratz, 4 yrs.
WEDNESDAY.
Handicap for the Royal Hunt Cup.
Yrs. st. lb., Yrs. st. lb.
Glance .5 9 0 Fire-eater
Turnus
Uriel
Beehunter
Bordeaux
Vatican.,. 5 8 4;Eva
Hagley 6 8 2 The Ilcriot
.3 6 9
Royal Hart 4 8 Ogtrecht
Ellerslie .....
Windiscbgratz ... 4 7 12 Flare-up
Cypru' 4 7 10,Buelthound 3 6 7
Montague -
Gillyflower 4 7 8 of Monica ...... 3 "6' 5
The Swede 4 7 7 !Roller . - '• ' ~3. '-e,.'5
Repletion 5 7 7,o*talisa ~'•,l .. .. :.:1:.-i,.1.' %a 6• 4
Garfortb - 4 6 .t.-
Grief
... 5 7, 6Xerlorn H0pe.:..... 3 `,.5 g
Strungbow
Loadatoun .„ 6 7,. 514 ,I by Alpheus
Woodlark
fby Slane, out of i School Miss ... 3 6 (
0
)
Exotic.?? ..•.,‘l'Z' 4v 7 41Abderhatuan ' ' -4.- 3' tR '
, - ....
Cleats
California
Herbert
Tilsit - 7: '
00.1 Cine 7:2 .
. .
1: ....... 5...', .. .. .
,3..:. 0 4
Sir Charles 4 7
GOODWOOD, 1851•'
Nominations for the.Goodwood Cup. ,
Count Hahn's Abates, 6 yrs (breydr
so.
(nb I thdeoen otnhtei njonnt ).
—Baron Maltzhaa'a War Horse, 4
tinent)—Lord ZetJand's Voltigeur, 4 yrs—Prince Ga-
d (bred in Rastna)—Mr.
Pe dle ' .
litzon's Young Altisidors, •age m.
4. yra.... F r.
Ly aCossack,
aittlyrs—a4rd Exeteur's
Maugan's Russborough,
e. Jack, yrs.,-....r,
yrs—Mr. ratsvicke's Hearse Hom-
aNgaetds—heBlli,r4ity.
4Drogheda na the Marquis, 3 yrs—
rPs_lgoLot'srd.EsEsxedeaierri,u9sG,r,
The N. -
Mr W. S. Stanley na Nigger, 4 yrs—Duke of
Bedford as Cariboo, 4 yrs—Lord Eglinton's C 148115, 3
blluOrbvg,ald3syera—lizieLho%
3 yrs—Duke of Richmond's Oflicibui;
T. d Airhe na Nancy. 3 yrs—Sir H.. H. Camp-
yrs,-...0r
G. Lennox na Lancigrave, 5 yrs—Duke
ol'ilfeYlßlrensa—litilfLoiar°lltrddnesHiniubG4e Tout, 3 yrs—Lord Dankellin na Lora
George, 6 ,yrs-rrLord Dungarvon na Predestines, aged
—Lord
(bred in France)—Lord Foley. na King Charming,3 yrs
--Lord Stanley's Iris, p yrs
iavi3See's.
Hercules out of Dark Susan, 4 yrs--Baro B c - u.
Constellation, 3 yrs—Lord A. F' n runow na
Bee-
hunter, 4 yrs—Mr. M. Gore na
Melody,s yrs—Sir G.
Wombwell na Glenhawk, 3 vrs. •
BIBURY CLUB, 1851. , •
Acceptances for the Bibury ltakes..
Borneo, 5 yrs, llst; Guardsman yrs, st 9 3 9 lb , .
The rest pay 5 sous. each.
The Earl of Zetlancrs hordes
the care of Mr. Hill, of
Asks,es his fire been removed from
s I.ordship, it is stated,
having been deeply annoyed and dissappoiuted with the
babble of Lightfoot.
iI

.

I

. Jules •Janinleft London, this morning by the
special express train of the South-Eastern Railway, for .Parhg.
The Cheshire Junction Railway Company,
since
the occurrence of the shocking accident at Chester Races,
have adopted the recommendation of the coronet's jury by
placing signal men at the two ends of the Sutton Tunnel..
They also have side and tail lights attached to each train.
These lights are attached at the Moore station in one direction
and taken off at Frodsham (after passing through the tun-
nel), and utee versa.

I-ADVERTISEMENT.] --- Holloway's Ointment ani
Pars have effectually cured a, Bad Leg after Thirty Years'
suffering.—Mr. Wm. Abbs, builder, of Gas Ovens Rushcliffe,
near Huddersfield, suffered for a period of thirty years from a
bad leg, which, was .accompanied by strong scorbutic spiv_
amputated.s told
Nhoyt
woni
tellstaltding all this
of then that the
terns. He had reeoiirse to various medical men for advices
lwegithwoouitmqu
obtainingreire
he histicently been cured by the use of Holloway's Ointment
to relief,
be aand
'.a
and Pills, aithbagh-bb+as tittaitted. the venerable age of 70
years. The truth of this statement can -be verified' by Mr.
England, chemist,. Huddersfield. —Sold by all Druggists. and
2441 Strand, Loudon:l'.
at PF9fesior_friollaviay's Et ablisllment,

rILTHOFLO .1V D D U1?111 G THE WEEK
.1 (From tie Report of the Registrar-General.)
A thoussactdeatlis were registered in the metropo-
litf,rl diaricts 'in the week ending. last Saturday, being
ss‘surrilsiityroP a irnostitiie :Same,extoun t as was recorded
•
in the prt•vious w.. 1;,
piceview gf repisus;trtatit at' the...pkMq.po..icill* in former
years tont tie present rate of mortality is
riilPkr&l. for the season; for in the ten correspond-
ing wfielf.f of 184125414.4diiiMs were under 900 in all
excein two enes,Viind- the avesage,siss 872. This
average, with a certain affiditinnin :,proportion to the
supposed rate of inerao3 inettetpuyilbetiln, is 951; com-
pared with which tha i,ooocdearjipt,lait week exhibit
an excess of 49. 6-
The identity or i 2040 apftrilxfAittldii 'off some of the
results in the presenariturn to'ristsi) the preceding
week is worthyct4 g, alt week the zymotio
or epidemic class 9. 111stse..prah(tred 197 fatal
cas?s, in the previoutt 3va4lc 196; „ the class which in-
e;udes diseases of the briiii;.'sp?nal9tailtrow, &c. num-
bered 12t last week, antis/Age in the previous; diseases
of the heart and blood-vesae?ja ,w4qafttej tp_ 39 persons in
either of the last two ,Yr.eoc.r.no,4,alfo, t4st deaths from
diseases of thetEsPiistory'brgitilig ailiont*d both times
exactly to 176. -Phtb/isis, bittiChitts,'"and pneumonia
numbered regpßtitfezy 11'8, 71,-, and 80 in the pre-
iflll;:gitrn; Egit(-IWi2kalid 77,MIlitifito*itircced-
f" k -Aft-Pertft-rvbacse ale as fit) or upwards,
and whose deaths ;are-attrihuted-tik okl age or natural
decay, the fatal disease-netabeing- better defined, 40 and
42 are the um:tiller" recordedlinithei.twcrireeks; but with
441,11'46r,ed,pieaduv_fyr!3ism,
ii‘cd,ceabt;illl4,': oNprematu-
rreitgyarodr
btoiiittri,atnhe!
f—or vrfiile 42 are
enumerated this Weak-- tr'
1 lAA, khere were
only 21. 'IV
, *t • •
Last week 15, deaths of young' iersona trona. &R
pox; and 3 of persond abov®2o re'
ete as 1oltoiw; al siteAtr.,,(s, Fiiheays:
andlasot
ntohctechurep
airre6tatihe7l44:l33blaaa
au,
It
r44ol,tiviitoia e
aged 31 years, " 'ebOta,?(ktp ,iinprq4cf,,ed4
112stAhd ogfacMgraeyri'ta s7eBa.tia443),:is:Otn",,g 36
g on oar rthh
e years, "small-pox, confltscnt, raalxo444, 44:vpg fled(vaccinated, two cicatrlifes); ds•S'i?
On the 221 of May, a baker
aged 23 years, .g amall-pox;:confli4ent, unmodified (iao..
cinated, no cicatrix), 11 days.' -
•••;:-/L,,,:i 7 .
-Measles was fatal in 42.1isei, scarlatina , 17:,..hip0p.
ing;eough in 59; dist:Than in influttazaja 9., and
typhus in 18. llfeiSleslconsiderablysexceOls n7n-a‘ge;
but epidemic diseases'iri the aggtekaif &I not cutter
,)_
much from thb usual amount. ;The increased rate of
pneumonia,raog wen
idn-etq.
threenlai re :,
poison,
doC years,ashmob° hopping-cough.
mortality that npiv prevails arises chiefly from *on-
lel,°uithe.daug4,ter/Of.*
bowels by
la-
bourer,chAitit
accidentally 2.' , Post mort. (I '''>'
nqurt, u
died•f r o wallowing eg4iaonfa9rtlif theag

- ,
STATE OF THI WEATHER DlJArislt FAST VEIL
SUNDAY. —The sky was covered' icx•
generally =ill Bh.(s how
02.3-.0 . hail
and clear afterwards. Rain felllietedily tettieen 6114, 315 m.
and Bh. P.M. Electricity--Nothinewas shown 'atanylttemi-
nation.. - • • • . • . .
ative, and active duriagfthe
P M kat at
MONDAY.—The sky was covered with- cloud. tiirttren.
afternoon.
`‘'
were
straticoveredot i cit
y _ andisge e g
t ha
afterwards;nrdeer-afibnufret three-fourths
uwnEel
Tutsrav:—The sky, with slight exceptions, was covered
with clead throughout the day; cumuli, cumulostrati,, and
cirrostrati.-''Electricity—Positive, with strong ten.si4lu.ing
the afternoon. V '4
SVEntothi,,ay.,-t-The sky was overcast tbroliglabut tlie'day;
cirrostratus: Electricity-.:-Positive,'andledsion strong gene-
rally throughout thrtlayt
, sky 'was covered with chtostratua
generally throughout the day. • Electricity—Poskive,'-and
tension, stvoug during the morning and afternoon.
ExiDAY,— The.sky ,was,.cpvered .with cloud
one-half covered till 8 and clear afterwards; cirrostratus
and haze. Misty raiu fell .at noon. Elettriel
and tension strong generally throughout the ("AY. •
SATunD.kr.--- ?.'h,e sky was generally free from cloud,oll
near neon'; • three4billtbS of the sky were covered tilt 8 P M.,
and eve'iCast- afterwards; cumuli, 'aimillostrati and strati.
Electricity=--Positive, and tension strong geiietaki thrimah•
out the day,
The mean reading of a thermometer placed on the main-
mast, .aad read each day at 911. A.M., WA5.56.2° ' • and the
mean reading at 9.0. P.M. was b 5.2 ;;..thesmean readlngs,at
the izosai Obserpo,tory for the same times were 5.5.99,:..and
33.6" respectively. .
The reading of the 'barometer decreased from 29'83 in., at
the Lei..-lirtiing of ttie Week to 2914 in. by noon on the 19th;
icereastal; with slight exception, to 30'23 in. by '9h ,
the "4th ; and decreased to 3016 in. by the end of the

MORTALITY in„th9 METROPOLIS..
NUMBER! OP DEATHS FRAM ALL CAUSES REGISTiatED IN
TUE WEEK EliDnall SATURDAY, MAY 24, last.
Epidemic,' Endemic, and Contagious DiSeays
Diseases of Uncertain Seat 34,
Tubercular Diseases ... ... 206
Diseases of the Brain, Nerves, and Senses... • l2l
Diseases of the Heart and Blood-vessels
.39
Diseases of the Lungs, and other Organs et
Respiration ... 176
Diseases of they Stotnacb, Liver, and otber'Oigans
of DigestiOn..:
Diseases cf the Kidneys, &e.
Childbirth, Diseases ofthe Uterus, Sce.
Diseases of the Joints, Bones, and Muscles "
Diseases of the Skin, &c.
Malformations...
Premature Birth
Atrophy
Old Age
Sudden ...

... 67
...
11
••• 12
••• 9
••.' 4
0
•••• , 42
••• ... 22
,••• ••• 40
•••

••• •••

Violence, Privation, „ Cold, end Intemperance ... 14
Causes not specified ...
11••

••••

DEATHS FROM ALL CAUSES 1,000
Population Death/ fn core- teetba
Enumerated. aponding week in the
1841. of 1850: ' iC.. Week.'
West Districts... 301;189 .. 142 140
North Districts.. 376,563 .. 16'6 &MOW: 191
Central Districts 374,199 ... 1324 r 182
(East Districts ... 393,067 ... 166 1-6 .... 196
South Districts.. 503,346 ... 260' :: < 291

Totalst.. ..... 1,948,369

866

Malts
Females

1,000
512
'4BB •

BIRTHS ,ITHE

Males .. 748.
Females ... ... ... ••• 686
• Total ... ... ...1,434
*ln "this number are included 17 by Settrlaitiiii, 18
by Typhus Foyer, and 12 by Diarrhoea.

NAV.A.L INTELLIGENCE
The Lieutenant-Governor of Portsmouth, Lord -Fre..
rdenr Fitzzlarence, Captain Lord AdolPhu9'-iiizela.
e and
Sprightlyin tsteamer,party
eveningw enattostoepvreorrcttswoomtohe Is le ° Wight in the
Commander Allen, •endr:e.
turned
The Governolo, Sardinian steam.frigate,, went out of
Portsmouth llarbour on Tuesday evening, at six o'clock,
and anchored at Spithead to take in her powder. She
salatA the flag of Admiral the lion. Sir Bladen Capel,
and sailed at night for Woolwich.
The trial of the Bulldog steam-sloop, of 500-horse
power, last week got proving satisfactory, some altera-
tions were made, and she was again tried along the mea-
sured mile in Stokes Bay.; she has now proved all right,
The Turkish frigate has her topmasts up, and is rig.
' and made good speed, averaging lOi knots.
gin
with considerable dispatch.
DEvostrour Pocitreap.—The following artificers
11;,viimpGe.reilioarsninvaitt.eeclarnof(,iro
jamnodtnhaiataheadoloi;cglikeyiiiridschh:TaprwWdsr!lishiaatill
lfhah°l72ll.l6ABce;443l.lnetaill six at 241. per annum each.
,rossSllollTil, NVEDNESDAX.7—The Royal Imam
imaia_gspeir gierVlem moorings ofclthe
The Vengeance, 84; Rogue, Go; and Ajax, s stairs.
At Spitbecd.

SHOCLING OCCURTWNCE AT SititLl IDG.—A9bctlii
Thlinday ir ,orning as .sozbe",
half-past. ~welt
,p'clock. , on
tworkmen Were .proceeding to ,their employment; their at—
't:
tention was attracted to a wind,windowa
*oman named Tait Who was
standing with a child in her arms dtliweillsoec,o:sdw,:ooor otatvae,
louse in King-street, by
been labouring under if ttitipnials7"abgration*Vf intellect,
calling to them, 'end 'asking "It they would 'Vie to gala '
heaven ?'P' One of them replyingolie would like ago some
now, but
jabi.huty:l6o:vrivei.end my
time or other, she .immediately extgaimed, " But I am going '
threwshe -.
the child from ,the windowofroni which she precipi-
tated first;" and thereupon h
almostth 4i,Tllllreneclißepteitgaftfuerryvwaragro.u;v,:esiwosutdgitrt.azeie:
.:,
child by the Oahe* before it reached the
Caned uninjUred:, The women was immediately carried into
the house, and medical attendance' likving bean procured, 1
most '4eri;."llcti''
was found that'khough she was Much -hurt she bad-made a ,
bleeiettpe, as no fears
Rince the Derby
investigation
in particular
NEAVR FROM TFIE LEVANT.-- day
selves so • remarkably
arc entertained for her
several gentlemen have made
: themselves
has faired to-
hscatiorc,,et,htehmettothleighmto.staseerearcil:ionnge
ooto defend his
is nobt only tiars,est,
weil40:10WII line of. P0pe.....“ not
but Rho has tbelardih d d ' who
absence: by applying tbo,_ ~,..„7_Everyttedyc
4-\7. 2. A
est man's the nobleist vml,.,"4.`'''
145,—Tne , Arn.,..:Q.
boaPes of oystere,;
,I en's
.Virm .. . _ . ...can line
consigned to order, , • •iice,Albertt Willett.; has,just arrived in the •-•
of packet ship Pri .
the other •
„has .broug4t thi,rty
And
f. side of tllp 4tlautic,
er, Ihis le 4 novel
asdo docks .-.
jos
6f;t.oi from
.I),orehive
rT:l;;.g.kfr, ootm
articiant importatioa.
a eAn 0 intereist.' *
n ATA 0 b • -- A.
DistREFSING -
~.t.,,, t C TJARENc i!.—..44. ,gc 01 •
den/ of pliihful 'exC men
:as
of
in.tha.trillage of
- by the ti eht death
HeaVitree , , of al*, named Joseph Gols-,
5
ill that we can learn he had been-iikit-in the, fields
age, residing' itt Oatforef•Plane.
:wa,an,rooyd,rnitehtvhyce,li'iaitiogrit,ydaaleniidsgjhwetesm:teot,kr bsu:gthut
• with. another lad, named George dienrr (-Manning, oil Mon-
home to his parents dead, the
top of his skull it is said, having been completelyshot off by
.some discharge of Arearms. how it happened is at Plasm
A mystery, the other boy, who is now in custody of Wood-
berry, the constable, having told contradictory. stories. The
most probable'solutlon, however, is, that they had got hold of
a gun, which was kept loaded in a linhay, tor the purpose of
destroying rooks; that it 'was discharged, either in play or by
accident; and that the survivor, being frightened at the fat al
result, had hesitated to tell the truth.—Exeter Paper, . .
~
r.rllW VALUE or A 'AMR.—A waiter in a chop-
house in London, was a few days since married to the
daughter of a respectable retired tradesman, a /flan of eoii..
siderable wealth,
o
ionconf is brideshequence thato of
"lie tshavbiandg
abreeenxerceipiernE;
~,
'4,.
seated to the i
''
Abe t.
EARLY ,SWARM OF BELA.-- R., a fortnight ova:v.,.
swarm of young bees left their, parent straw at Maryholm,
situation in the Victualling Office."' ..
and landed in an elegant liozed hive belonging to a bee fa 1- i
niferthaits sooarstoo landiphiee• TM.S is the earliest we have heard ,
swarm of bees was safelylived on the 20th •
o P.t
A hiVii`of beeS belonging to David Steel, Esq., of Hepetoun
place,
instant, at Ailanboik, the-property of Allan Anderson, Esq.
.
,- cast on the 21st curt- Taking into account _
Annan
kind in the memory of; our thfornYant,,:who hasieStitteei
the coldness.of the season, this is the 'earliest occurrence of,
the
-for the last forty years.--Durnfrks Courier.