... Bred•ord. Rector and Chaplain the King. Lord I>* zHl. «on the Earl t« Mary Anne widow of John Blacliford, Raq., of AUadore, and daughter of the late Right Hon. Henry Grattan. . DIED.—On Monday la»l, a«e*l 60, the Infirmary a - Inched to our Workhouse, Haniett ...

... Mercadante. Song- Miss Alfin son tua (Lucia di LHUinvrmc.or) Poniz-dli. Song-Mr Allen—“O oara iinniagine” Mozart. Solo—Mr Grattan Cooke Cooke. Song-Miss M. B. Hawes—“ Wliere the wild white rose is blowing” M. B. Ilawet. German Romance—“ Jagers Hans.” Signor ...

... donation of such sop, -ask yourselves the question what would be the next M hig move ? Should we not soon hear of this same Lord John Russell stating in the House of Commons that, in consequence of the great benefit which the farmers had received from the repeal ...

... eoenplijnce with requisition signed bjr Mr. H. Grattan, Mr. Maurice O’Connell, Mr. Crawford, four other Magistrate!, And ISO freeholder.. . . . , . , Patrick was apprehended few days slnee, for the murder of John Martin. This murder wni perpetrated nine ...

... Hawes, M.P., and Captain O’Brien. A Jewish gentlemsn, nsmed Salomons, has been appointed one of the corps of gentlemen-at-arms, and is probably the first professor of the Hebrew fsith that has filled an office requiring attendance on the Sovereign's ...

... Moleswonh, J. P. Plumpton, M.P., Captain Boldcro, M.P., R. Ruslihrooke, M.P., and H. C. Hoare. the left sat the Rev. John Manle. Earl of Cardigan, Earl Brock nek, Viscount Canterbury, Viscount Marsham, Lord Matyboi rough, Lord Wharncliffe, Lord Brougham, the ...

... of Common Pleas, on Thursday, Mr Serjeant Channell obtained a rule, in the cause of Lord William Paget versus the Earl of Cardigan, to show cause why the defendant should not have judgment, as in the case of a nonsuit. The plaintiff had stopped an action ...

... Morris, Mr and Mrs Boyce, Mr and Mi* Jenncr, Mr W. Fisher, Mr and Mr* Wilson, and Mr Combea.— Departures: the Hon. A. Bury, Mr John Colton, Mr J. P, Cobbett, and Mr Morley. The infant Royal family continue in the enjoyment excellent health. The Queen Dowager ...

... Rev. John B. Fawkes, Christ Church; Rev. Samuel B. Stewart, Brasennose; Rev. Arthur Trower, John S. Hall, George B. Piz, Lincoln; Rev. Ralph T. H. Griffiths, Queen’s; Rev. Henry E. B. Ffolkes, University; Rev. W. S. Blucke, Magdalen Hall; Rev. John Wilkinson ...

... the child under his ri>iht arm. There was not much beach la-tween the road and the sea at that p'aee. The child was kicking, and the prisoner set it on its feet, and gave it a lew more slap*. lie took the child under his left arm, and pro. to the waterside ...

... : Trinity Chapel, for Additional Curates’ Society .€4O 8 8 St. Peter’s, for National Schools Parish Church Chapel Royal St. John the Evangelist All Souls €3l 5 6 15 8 12 4 19 4 5 15 4 €72 2 On Friday last, the half-yearly examination of the boys educated ...

... the sympathy of the humane under the pretence that be had broken bis arm, walked him off to the station-house. The magistrate ordered the usher of the court to examine the right arm of the prisoner, which be bad in sling, bandaged with wrappers stainedwitb ...