... Charles Higginson Tensh Hecker, vice Wathen. To be Assistant Surgeon-Henry Cooper Reade. 3d Regiment of Foot-Ensign Richard Herbert Gall to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Desborough, ap- pointed Adjutant; Ensign Kenneth M'Kenzie to be Lieu- tenant ...

... was holi !y, ereough, before Johis Gardner, Esq., coroner, ?? of Ann, the wife of Mr. Jotn Butler, faraer, of Moss, who had hanged herself. For the last fevost, had been observed that the deccased was in a very iiq ponding state of mind. rerdict-insanity ...

... Aug. 26, Sept. 2R, at the George Hotel, Stroud. lr Sols., Mseossr. Shearman snd Eyans, Gray's-Iinu-square, Lon- udeln; Mr. Herbert, Paioswick; and Mr. Paris, Stroud. it WILLIAM FAWCET'T, Manchester, Colne, Lancashire, !r and London, manufacturer, Sept. ...

... local charities. MAnXRET CARTS, -OBSTRUCTION OF THrE PUBLIC t' STI{.ETS.-Henry Ascroft, Richard Htnt, John Hesketh, q Jane& Bennett, William Bond, and William Baron, were 81 charged, on Mondty last, at the Town Hall, with creating an obstruction- in the ...

... from Newcastle Sisters, Hossel, from Goole: Probity, Hardee, firm Stockton, with coals. SAi.cuaFriends, Hibbard ; Gratinode, Bennett, for Goole, with grain. Pink, Merrels. for Loodon, with seine. Halcyon, llaads, for Hull, with wheat. Queen, Girling; Auaust ...

... Grant, Esq., and Daniel Maude, Esq. The list of patronesses comprises the names of Lady Heywood, Lady Potter, the Hon. Mrs. Herbert, Mrs. Milner Gibson, the Mayoress,. Miss Philips, Mrs. Schwabe, Mrs. Maude, and Mrs. P. M. James. The S ladies' comnmittee ...

... Richard Crosse, B.A. to the Perpetual augmented Curacy of Broomfield, Somerset; patron, Colonel Hamilton. The Rev. Richard Herbert, B.A. to the Assistant Curacy of the Abbey Church, Bath. The Rev. Charles Evanson, M.A. Curate of St. James's, Bristol, is ...

... dosen to an excellent dinner, at tire sen 0 to 'I'own-irrrll, providert by SI eases. Dttsvn anti Lits5'e. dec that Sidney Herbert, Esq, sri'., preariled, supported by et of 'Lord flayteabusy, Rev. A. li'atre, ,Jolrn Barrett, Eaq., lam ati'., Ii. Bigga ...

... M. Clark) at4,250£. The following were the tenders sent in: £. s. d. Revitt and ?? 0 0 ?? ,5850 0 0 ?? 0 0 ?? 0 0 ?? 0 0 Bennett and Wight ?? 4564 0 0 ?? 0 0 ?? 0 0 Lockwood ?? 15 0 THE WE5ATHIER AND THE, HAiWEsT.-Dnring the past week this town and n ...

... Douglas Gallton, to be First Lieuetenant, vtce Ford. Jo MEMORANDUM. twi Tue date of the pronmotion of Second Calptain George A. Bennett at and Lioutenent Fairrax Charles Hasserd txas been altered to tho 3d, tw, of Septem~ber, 1843. pri Th following building ...

... between that lady and Miss Hardman. The glee, Sweep on, was given in place of the song, My own loved Devon, followed by Herbert's round, The return from Mecca. On Mr. E. Scarisbrick's appearance upon the stage, a hearty welcome was given him, and ...

... REFAncToRY PAFuoaas.-Three youths, named Smith, Herbert, and Sullivan, were on Monday, charged atLambeth- street with destroying the whole of their clothing in the workhouse of St. George's-in-the-East. Smith and Herbert were committed for ten days each; Sullivan ...