... LIVERPOOL AND M AtiCITEXTER RAIL-MAY C D4PANY.—A meeting of this company was held on Thursday, at the Clarendon-rooms, South John-street, Charles Lawrence, Esq. in the chair. A report was read by Mr 11. Booth, the treasurer, detailing the leading circumstances ...

... Since our last, in this town, John Ponett, to Agnes Bellingham. At Appleby on Tuesday last, Mr John Taylor, maltster to Miss Agnes Richardson, of Colby. On Monday leat„at St. Mary's Church, Lancaster, by the Rev. John Hail, A.M., Mr Robert Bickadyke ...

... to the general Inclosure Act. Committed to the House of Correction, since our last, by Richard Rawes, Esq. Mayor —Benjamin Russell, for one month; and Patrie'c Fartre, for three weeks, fur vagrancy. It is supposed that these two persons were part of a gang ...

... of Gargrave, for his horse Cleveland. I The President, Charles Gibson—Richard 1 Atkinson, William Lamb, Christopher John- en, and John Armitatead, Esquires, accept.i ed the office of Judges on the occasion. Thal horses were of a very superior description ...

... st. 121 b. Mares and geldings allowed bib. Two miles and a dis- tance. Closed. Lard Lowther'sb fby Corinthian, Sister to Russell, :i year old. Cot Lowthcr's ilk f Golden Pippin, 4 years old. Mr Nowell's gr h Roundwairat, years old. Mr Nowcll's b h by ...

... Inman, wife of 31r John 17. On the Mel hist Mr Anthony lirown, joian, aged 49. Thomas Wilky, (0. Since our last, at Wurkingtoo Mr Hodgson, aged (NI. The following died of chokes: -Mr John Ilamwells, aged 711. James 3laneii, 82. John Relph, 03. Jane Coniston ...

... be held a week earlier. At the annual sports, at Scotch Jean's, on Tuesday last, the belt given to wrestle for was won by Mr John Bragg, of Sedbergh. There were several other amusements, all of which went off well. Some excellent sports are expected to ...

... Beverley.—Two Members ; old constituency, freemen, 1,300; houses, 307: population, 8,308; Candidata—Mr Baran. Mr Marshall. Sir John Beckett, Hon. C. Langdale, and Mr C. Winn. Birmingham.-Two Members; new borough; 101. houseii, 6,08; population, 148,831, ...

... the hearts of a liberal and an enlightened nation. —4 times 4, anal meek soppiness. The healths of Lords Altitorp anal-John Russell, and the rest of his Majesty's Ministers, and may they direct their endeavours to the public good.-3 time 3. The following ...

... Fisher, to prove the tkfendant's age._ John Wrigley, the engstieer,eunsiderably *raided. William Wrigley, fireman, (brother to the above,) very severely welded Was In the lire-hole when the explosion took place. John Ilunter, a well-sinker, scalded. T ...

... the House, and evay chance of their return to the loaves and fishes Completely cutoff; ay out in despair to Lord Joie. • Russell, on the first opportunity, A long day, my Lord ! However, we are happy to me that it has come to this a the tone of defiance- ...

... making arrangements to obviate this dillculty, and in taking measures which will efilmetally prevent its newsman Lord Jobe Russell has experiesced a severe attach of Cholera during the peat week, at Dartmouth, but we me.hap•py to say be was recovering when ...