The review of the Foot Guards, which was to have taken place yesterday, was postponed till this day on account of the wet. The rain falling very heavily this morning, it has again been postponed sine die. Lord and Lady Mayo, and the Hon. Miss Eden, arrived yesterday at the Castl

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A ND THE PRINCESS Dublin, Wednesday. ; VICTORIA. Daniel arrived in Dublin yesterday evening The pro- 1 Ramsgate, Thursday. cession was a most miserable failure it was the merest mob- The visit of her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent and gathering, and was so totally destitute

hold of Radicals, owing to the informality in signing the householders' list, the barristers found themselves under the necessity of disfranchising the whole parish, Liberals, Whigs, and Tories. Two other parishes shared the same flue; and on the next day two more followed, maki

Several letters from Smyrna make mention of a highly tragic occurrence, reported to have taken p!ace in the port of Suda, in Candia. A dispute having arisen between some sailors of the English brig of war Childers, and men forming part of the crew of two Egypt7an brigs, who had

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