... Suff'olk, on the nomination of the Rev. N. T. 0. Leman. The Lord Bishop of Gloucester has appoint- ed the Rev. Gco. Hodson, of Maisemore Court, near that city, one of his Lordship's Chaplains. PREACHERS. The Very Rev. the Dean, on Sunday morning, at Christ Church ...

... seat, Castle iartyn, Cork, the Countess c of Shannon.-Aged 33, Ferdinando, S. Collins, Esq. surgeon, of e 1,eoniinster.-At Maisemore, near Glocester, Mlr. W. Vallittder, f aged 42.-Mrs, Frances Marthi, of W1orcester, aged ?? Anitton Abbotts, of lineton, ...

... Cape of Good [lope.-James Sesior, F.a ef House, Ayl shury.-9Ssanna, relict of l 1ists Uri, Mitcheldean.- MrS. Vallinder, of Maisemore, near -At tValihridge, near Stroud, of apoplexy, :lir. S I)ynock. John Ilhasckvell, Esq.-At P1ethury A,\ijj At Cleeve, Mrs ...

... &c. of Devhzes.-'Mr. Woe Lawes, of Salisbury.-At tha Green, Duhvexton, Somerset, T Smith Cbras ford, Esq. formerly of' Maisemore Lodge, near Gloum. cester, one of his Majesty's deputy lieu~tenants of the peace.-At. Malta, wuhsither he had gone for the ...

... them, an elderly man, named William Jones, well known in this county as a cattle dealer, suddenly leaped over the bridge at Maisemore, a depth of 25J feet, and was drowned. The other man, who has given his name James Snead, is committed to our county prison ...

... conveyed before a neighbour- ing Megistrate, Capt. Harward, of Maisemore, who remanded E them to gaol for further examination. On their ay to prison, however, whilst crossing Maisemore bridge, in a desperate effort to niake his escape, Jones threw himself ...

... Wednesday se'nnight, a canal boat, in consequence iI of the great fresh in the river, drifted against one of the a piers or Maisemore Bridge, and was, with hercargo, valued b at 1001., totally lost. By this accident, tie owner, a poor mais, named Jaines Jeynes ...

... was committed to prison for further examination. He calls himself William Robert Sherwood, and states his residence to be Maisemore, near Gloucestjr WALKEn v. JOHN SMITH.—A Cv nt of Inquiry of Damages in this action, was executed on Monday, the 16th instant ...

... termination of life. The unfortu- nate sufferer in this case was a labourer in the employment.of Mr. James Surman, farmer, of Maisemore, Gloucestershire, and his antagonist, Richard Etheridge, was carter also in the same service. It appeared in evidence, that ...

... Nil Glouacesier-Mr.Thos. Stanley, cooper, of Gloucester, aged ?? ie Aged 21, Elizabeth, wvife ofIvIr. Thos. Harris, rif.Maisemore, near iy Gloucester-At Chipping Sodbury, aged 82, M r. R. Waslibourn id -Mir. T.1. Hutchings, ?? Bath,,M.JWrdpitr ye and ...

... excited a very great dqgree of local interest, was contestedr oni. Friday morning, between a famous pony of Mr.' Wadlo of Maisemore, and a celebrated 'mare blolging to Nr: Le'n,*of Cheltenham. Thie match was for 201. aside, and thie gorund seleeted was ...

... ran on and completed his task in 8 hours 19 minutes. CRUELTY TO ANIMALS.-On Friday last Mr. Michael Wadley, a farmer, of Maisemore, near Gloucester, having a pony of extraordinary power, determined to trot heragainst a celebrated mare, the property of ...