... a square enclosure, covered on both the outside and inside with paintings. Amongst the more conspicuous of the works which grace the exhibition this year, we observe the late Thomas Duncan's celebrated painting of Prince Charles Edward Asleep in a Cave ...

... J. Clarkson, Charlton, Kent, retailer of beer. BANKRUPTS. George Sandeman, York-street, Southwark, ironmonger. William Chappelow, jun., Jermyn-street, St. James's, wholesale saddler. Thomas Lands, Edgware-road, bootmaker. Arthur Joseph Head, St. Pet ...

... Turner. Old Caeendirbstreet St. Marvlebooe.—J. 11. Spicer. Wandsworth Paper Mills.* Wand-worth, Surrey, paper maker.-AV. Chappelow. the youneer. Jerroyn-strcet. St. Jamc- *. wholesale saddler.- T. Lauds. Edgcware-ioad. boot and •hociuaker. Friday, .Voc ...

... tolerably prime , especially the 6 d — Tees , 22 s 9 d. North Staffordshire -. Budge-row, City, and Sydenham, stationer—W. Chappelow, beasts , most of which were turned out last and in the pre vious Ships at Market, 119 . Reading, Guildford, and Reigate ...

... Oxford Street, com mis- sion agent— Vs, B_Ure, Sad Lion Square. ?? ls, Street, Bedford, draper— l 6, Wood, Corbet Court, Grace- chnrch Street, attorney— l 7, Barr, Old B. W> w«-r— _o, Mares, ?? ?? __lptur— is, Sower, junior, New Broad Street, merchant— ...

... the throne, in order to kiss the Pope's hand, on the day of his inauguration, the aged prelate stumbled and fell, and the graceful eagerness with which Pius IX. hastily rose, and, disregardful of etiquette, came forward to aid the Cardinal, enchanted all ...

... Elwell, Westbromwich, Staffordshire, iron founder,•May -23 • at eleven, at the Court, Birmiug 'ham. PAYMENT OF DIVIDENDS. W. Chappelow,, jun. Jermyn-street, St. James's, saddler, second dividend, Is. Bd., on Tuesday, May 2, and two subsequent Mondays, between ...

... Majesty King William the Fourth, Ilis Majesty the King of the Belgians, His late Royal Highness the Duke of Gloucester, His Grace the Duke of Portland, and other Members of the Royal Family, Nobility, and Gentry of the United Kingdom. CASE X., PAGE 35 ...

... nt— Dec. 22, \V. Payne, Lewes, cltthi. r— Dec 22, A. \V. Hare, -Bartlett's buildings, brush- mrmuf .ctun r— Dec. 21. W. Chappelow, jmi., Jermyn-str- ?? wholesale saddler — Dee, 21, G.Webster, Hedg Islington, victualler— Dec. 21, T. S. De Year, Lisle-street ...

... Frederick, Lee, one of the coroners for the county of Devon, resumed an inquiry into the circumstances connected with the death of Grace Holman, lady, aged 80, who was found dead in her bed on the morning of the 3d inst., and was supposed to have met with her ...

... OF WINDSOR. Captain Beauguard, Mr. Houghton; Deputy .Bull, MIr. Duff; Caleb Quotem, Mr. Baker; Looney M'Twolter, Mr. Barry; Grace Gaylove, Miss Fitzpatrick; Lucy, Miss Boaufort. Tickets to be bad of Mr. Barry, at the Box-office; and of 3Ir. Wiseheart, ...

... : Attorney General v. Wiggiston Hospital, part heard; Chambers v. Howell, ditto ; Minn v. Stxnt, Jodrell v. Jodrell (two), Grace v. Hood (two), Hunt v. Hunt, Attorney Gene- ral v. Jesus Hospital, Attorney General v. Marquis of Bristol.— Sit at ten. Court ...