29 AUGUST 1863, page 1

Lord Clyde Was Buried In Westminster Abbey On Saturday, With

the decent but moderate state rendered necessary by his last wishes. The Queen sent her carriage, in mourning, and a number of gentlemen of high rank honoured themselves by......

Sir William Armstrong's Inaugural Address Was By No Means...

to the charge of taking coals to Newcastle. On the con- trary, it undermined the future hopes of Newcastle in coals as much as the coal-mines themselves undermine its soil. He......

The Great Governing Families Of England.—ligm Feature.—a....

interest now appears in the SPECTATOR, and will be cont:nued, either weekly or at short intervals, giving an Account 0111w Great Governing Families of England in Rehtion to......

Science Begins Reaping Its Annual Harvest Before The...

done. The British Association met at Newcastle on Wednesday, and owing to the popularity of Sir William Armstrong, who is the President of the year, 2,000 new members were......

A Vienna Journal Of Some Repute Affirms That The Emperor

of Austria has written an answer to the King of Prussia on his final refusal to be present at Frankfort. In this answer he states that Germany demands a reform, and that......

Me," And Arrange Their Bulletins Within Possible Limits....

also extenuated the defeat at Zyrzyn, July 31, which they admit. Their detachment was 900 strong, and they lost 200 in killed and wounded, 100 prisoners, and two cannon. On the......

News Of Tiie Week.

MWO-THIRDS of the English harvest have been got in, and it 1 is by far the most splendid on record, both in quantity and quality. Instead of importing this year much more wheat......