... DEATHS AND MARRIAGES— Hook 89 HOMEWARD ROUND-Cooper 90 THE PATHFINDER— Cooper 91 THE DEERSLAYER-Cooper 92 OF HOLLAND-Grattan 93 THE AT ARMS— Jams TWO OLD MEN'S TALES THE TWO ADMIRALS— Cooper 96 RICHARD SAVAGE— Whitehead 97 CECIL— Mm Gore 98 THE PRAIRIE BIRD— ...

... Captain Eaethope John Elliot Hon John Ellice Captain A Ellice Edward Erie Wm Etwall Ralph Evans De Lacy Evans George FieJden John Fenton John Ferguson Sir R Finch Francis Filagibbon Hon Col Fitzsimon N Fort John Gibson James Gillon W D ...

... Fearey, Birminghan, wood turner.—M the insolvent in this case,and he was o r. Powell sup; ‘ed on behalf of a creditor, Mr. John Newe: ppesed by Mr, Hawkes y. It appeared that insolvent in hie petition and schedule had describe ‘d himself ag Thomas Alfred ...

... hut I must, this week, for cannot live any longer without. The parties relet rod in the first ca«e reside No. IA court, Cardigan Street; those the second at l!»I, Livery Street ; and those in the third at No. I, Albion Place, I'pper Hospital Street. ...

... wine merchant. EDWARD JOHN SCRIGGS, East Dereham, plumber. GEORGE H. PAIN, Brighton, ironmonger. FRANCIS COLLINS, Clerkenwell, jowcller. G COOK and JOHN E. GRIFFIN, Colchester, auctioneers, SAMUEL HEMMING, Birmingham, Luilder. JOHN WARD, West Gromwich, ...

... like their own soles, under foot, hut will enable him ride rough shod, la Blucher, over the brass-fronted curaissiersof the Cardigan stamp, who now seek to profit by the fruits of hM impetuous energy. Talking of Blucber suggests thoughts of Prussians, one ...

... :ii i mittee) propose to agree to to the creditors the THE EARL OF CARDIGAN MAJOR CALTHORPE The following letter been addressed to the London papers reply to the attack of Lord Cardigan’s speech in the House of Lords which appeared in Saturday’s Journal ...

... state of thin ought it right to remand the prisoners until F ASSAULT. Bench thc Henry Yowell, of Cardigan Stree! t, was fined 20s. and costs, for y assaulting John Riley. te ap- nal waiters, and having in that that both are professio 4d at the Koscuth banyuet ...

... the troops energetically led on by him drove the enemy into of 1000 men brilliant feat arms (jounce) which achieved without loss to the Allies reflects the honour arms “The continues The following from Russian source published simultaneously : telegraphic ...

... 109 AGNES DE MANSFELDT- Grattan 110 THE IMPROVISATORE— 111 ROMANCE REALITY— EL 11 CATHERINE DE MEDICIS-Mias L Costello 113 PERC1YAL KEENE— 114 TALES OF CHAPERON— Paere EXPERIENCES OF GAOL CHAPLAIN 110 LEGENDS OF THE RHINE-Grattan TO BE FOLLOWED BT DUGABD ...

... August 30, 1866. John Picked. Dunlop, North Britain, improvements in the arrangement of the feed api»aratus of machines for or separating grain. Dated September 4, 1866. John H. Johnson, improvements in fire-arms. Dated September 13, 1866. John Fowler, jun ...

... William Beale Esq Deputy Chairman Mr Benjamin Barns Mr Thomas Clark Mr John Dadley Mr Matthew Dixon Mr Samuel Haines Mr William Harding Mr Edward Middleton Mr Thomas Pemberton Mr John Gibson Reeves Mr Thomas Welch PERSONS about to effect Insurances are ...