... Efq. of the Friarage, near Yarum, Yorllhire, to Mifs Wright, cldeft daughter of the late John Wright, Efq. of Kelvedton Hall, EiTex. At St. Martin's Church, Mr. John London, of Shaftes- bury, to Mrs. Saralh Ford, widow of the late William Ford, of Warminfler-At ...

... Vutalof JAMRS CAUCUci.. .. .. Tw, CARLES ?? lckraa SAIAIy HL .. Ca'e Green.u go t JOHN WILLIAMS . . . Wael ridge a pl of AeUaL PALUaS . . . Uriyoi,1Yetiore Wil of JoHN GOATrXV . ?? T l. . . Ise. WiLLiAM MASON .. . S I.atelns', CIO~t~s 0eoaQXBXATE . . ...

... Shields, Charles FDederick, aged 6 months, on the Ist ult. Jane Emma, aged 4- years, and on the 5th inst. John William, aged 21 years, all children of Mr John Butts, of Percy-Court, Gunner in the Royal Navy.-On the 4th inst. in the Wall-Knoll, in this town, ...

... The re- ti tirement of Sir John Hobhouse is also spoken of. A 0 I believe there is no doubt that Lord Morpeth will not fi return to Ireland--his lordship, it is said, will go to the c; Home Office, and also succeed Lord John Russell in the a leadership ...

... usodena times. The large body of private correspondence which is here brought to hear, upon the early and private life of Grattan will be read with an eager and intense interest. Moreover, there Is a fond of personal anecdote scattered throulbh the volumes ...

... hour. Time Match, rode by John Shaw, match made December Il1th, 1798, and rode May 22d, 1799, for 100 guineas aside, over Black Hambleton. The match was made between Mr. Potter, of Great Driffleid, and John Shaw, of Maleon, John Shaw betting Mr. Potter ...

... in consideration or the circumstances, to the gracious cleiiency of the Queen. A severe rebuko is conveyed against Lord Cardigan, who must now retire from the service But the official sen. tence will be published in a few days -Sclcht Reformer's Gazettee ...

... LEAaItNG1ToN GRtAND STEPPrvECRAsr fto come o1f on the 15tb of March, the day after the War~wick 'Spring Meet- ing). Stewards : Sir John CD. Browne Cave, Bart. Wl;illiamn Lamb Palmer, Esq. A Sweep~stakes of 10 sort each, with 100 added by the town of Leamington ...

... prizelike his brother, we trust there will be no necessity, a la lloumsburv, for lnly Richard Roe in the settlement, but that John Doe will be able to do the needful, single-handed. DsRBY. 12 to I agot Lard Bruce's 1tosalie colt (takes) 13 to I - Mir T ...

... called upon, from one ex- tremity to the other, to offer up the voice of thanksgiving for her Monarch's preservation from the arm of the assassin; and that, but for Providential interposition, all might now have been wailing, and woe, and lamentation, in ...

... WIlilliangas ePleader the. Itonal; Stakes (for 1t) doigs) were Ivan by Air. Ioagett's Whishey, tbuahieg Air. Lamb's Lady Grat~tan the WVyre Stableo were woo 'p Mle. Browvit's Lily, tile Alioreconhbe Bay Stakes by Dr. Bainaay'e Illeorneburry,anrd the Light ...

... Sheppard's c by Ascot, dam by Confederate, 4 yrs, l0st 12th 2 2 Mr John Able's bs g Jerry,; aged, Is t ?? ?? 3 Won cleverly. A FORCED HANDicAP of 2 sors each, with IS added. W Mr John Nunn's hI us Happy.gu-'Lucky, 6 yrs .. .. Bartholomew Mr Bevilie's ...