... cleansiag.th hind, is. said his Grace, the cr I.lg fault el Bed forilt,hire farmers, regardless I those excellen maxims of better cultivated disisi e ts. T he mor you sow the more you'll The less you sot the more you'll mow. His Grace then melitiont the farmers ...

... , the Rev. Godfrey Fanrptt, Fellow of Magdalen College, Oxford, to Marianne, eidell daughter of Thohlas'.Bridge% Elci. of Kimmin CiAtagei Glathorgarirhire. • Aug. 9. At Douglas, in the houfe or the RiAt_Hon.L - ad)? Henry Murray, William Scott, Efq. ...

... Parthenon for the Nations) Mosisiment-2 Kimmins no Doss Juan-3. Ernivaltots to the Cape of Gsiod Hope-4 Sir William Oissity's Travels is Dr. Cross Os the Foui aud Ler.-6 Translation a Manaseript, found the &grace of a reverielt HAeer kiileil al Waterloo— ...

... .. 5 5 The Right • non.. Lord Thiselton, Esq. (annual).. 3 3 Brougham (2d donatioa) 10 10 0 Messrs. Grissell and Pete His Grace the Duke ol Bo- (annual) ~. ,„!.. •• • 3 3 menet ( lid denatioe). 10 0 0 C. Summers. Esq.(ad Conj.. 2 2 R. Steuart ...

... performed in the grand drawing-room, where an altar-table conod with rich crimson Genoa velvet bad previously been placed. ill Grace'l uncle, the Right Hon. and Rev. Lord Francis Bemire. read the marriage service; at which were present the Marquises' Marchioness ...

... Derbyshire; Mr. and Mrs. &Korn., from a tour' Mr. and Mrs. Dottier tl.,•tlitto; Mrs: and Miss SuAatai, ditto; Mr. aid Mrs. Wm. Kimmin s ditto. DepartUre from Warren's New Hotel. Newitriset :—Mr. and Mrs. and fatitif.i, for their seat, Newport, Widest. Arrivals ...

... the Island o( Jamaica and its depends.** I)EOLAMATION OF INSOLFKMCL C. LIACH, New Matme•Mreet, baker. BANKRUP TS. R. KETT Kimmins, Mleisam. Att. Sim Great Winebesterstreet—.W. *VAN S, Carmarthessoletwore. Att. Burt, SI it e.smart, •street —J. BISHOP. ...

... for the trial of Colour-Sergeant William Gordon, No. 220, of the 18th Regiment of Foot, order of his Grace the Duke of Wellington, in consequence his Grace having received certain communications from Colonel Thomas Weare, K.H., commanding the Provisional ...

... the Act of Parliament before - metitioaed, for the or: of the district Boards, were forwarded to his Grace the Lord Archbishop of Canterbury, to his Grace the Lord A'rehbishop of York, mid to their Lorthhips the Bishops of the several dioceses in England ...

... before Air Chambers and Air Hall to charge Peggy Kimmins with an assault I wint yer hanner (be gan Kitty) to the kitchen to warm a drink for me babby who’s sick in the carfee pot whin Alisthress Kimmins pitched me on the broad of me back and tried to jump ...

... LAMBETH.—THE CASE OF FEUILLADE, THE DISTURBER OF HIS GRACE TIIE ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY.-011 Tuesday evening Feuillade ' who had been charged before Mr. Henry with annoying the person and domestics of his Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury, at Lambeth Palace ...

... J. Montgomery. Firs (County)—Captain J. Wenwas. LANARI (County)—Lord Ambits',ld Hamilton. (County)-11. IL Drummond. Esq. Kimmins (County)—Lieut.-Col. G. E. Graham. (County)—Viacomit Enniemore, Hon. Robert King. MEATH (County)—Earl Bective, Sir M. Summerville ...