... poor Collier at Clutton, in this neighbourbood, on the lst of April last, In the morning his sow furrowed, and had tI pigs; about two hours afterwards, a terrier bitch, the guardian of his premses, littered five pups; within half an hour after- j nard ...

... This meeting is numenously attended, and the company are generally favoured with the presence of .the Rev. E. Irving and M~iss Carodale the celebrated per- formner in the unknown ?? Advocatet. ,DoassErsHenE.lI~r. Portman, who had determined, from his ...

... Sheridan Knowles is now performing with great success on the Dublin stage, in his own excellent play of Tle Hunchback. Mr. and Miss Kemble are acting witshs immzease success at Edinburgh. A BAanATnr. On Thursday se'nnight at Writtle, during the sale of the ...

... had devoted the last 20 years atf his ustful life, will appear in tire course of the ensuing month, illustra:ed by clarts, and d.rlicated, by special permission, to his pl ajesty. As 'norti workmen were lately emploved in cutting drains in a field, on Stainmore ...

... wine de~er-' .: Poosle, Fore ; lbape tsb. lerteof, Ayleey street; ClIerten. 5M-j'll7' ' con- J. Wecddsll. 11,c street, {~East Smithfield, ;bi~t oo~pef-.~ Agate, ilorshrm, gvocer-D. S. Field, Iocse ?? Thamnes steet, coftke-roaster-W, W'orihtNew Wce i. nsr ...

... Liverpool. Att. Mr. Gandy, Liverpooi. J. S. Blinkhtorn, calenderer, Wigan. Oct. 30. and Nov. 2ft, at eleven, at the Eagle and Child Inn, Wigan. AUt. Morris, Wigan. J. Simpson, Nottingham. cordwainer-J. Fisher and J. Barnard, Bristol, horse dealers-W. Austin ...

... merchant-H. J. Hegg, Portsea , tioneer-T. Wiade&,Jun., Silksworth, Durham, dcaler_ R. Jones, Tynemouth, ship owner. DIVIDENDS IN LANCASHII[R J. flhinkhorn, Choriton upon Medlock, comminisn at Nov. 27, at ten, at the Commissioners' looms, .asancht _J. Brown ...

... 101'tIee mation of narabl.road from Xilford through Glnt,,ftt London. J. J. Guest, Esq., liP., took the ch ti, ts stated that his inmpression was, a rail-road on tie I' proje(t~d, or one nearly similar, mrnust at no distatr4w be adopted. Mr. Voodttesop ...

... t I city in ?? ard Cobb erle Prerto . fferent a ,J. H., G., and S. Soutitam, cotton sptner. A tf things Lyne, so tar as regards .1. J. Sutbrotr I-J ?? : Co.. power-loom cloth inanoefartesrers Manile0l D. 'Thompson, pitlubers, Wrseertree ant 1 ' 1. ?ctolttre ...

... much discussion, during tire past week with tle colliers of Bsling, azid many cu., ritis theories have breen tormned -relativa to.he size of Jupiher. li wan read on Satumday evenir7atnspng a party , of colliers, when one obserVed, ' Eh I rasco~opr tie nn ...

... Directors of the Greenwich Railway that jars. Deborah Wybrow should be their first passenger. Do you like novels ? said a Miss Languish to her up.country lover. 1I cant say, answered lie, for I never ate any; but I can tell yut yliat, 1 am tremendous ...

... Lady. Graham's' (trhe bridegroom's aunt) srat, Netherby, which is (convenientIly) near .retna:Green. Lord Arthur Lennox and Miss A.'Campbell are to be married early in June. Lord AMoipethl. Thre HAaifiix Exrcse says that, it is. currently reported liti ...