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... from Cadiz. Sailed. 15, the Alice, Tocque, for Cadiz. CLYDE, April 16.—Sailed, the Ann Harley*,' Scott*\ for New York; Ann, Govan, for Vianna; 17. Salacih. 1 Marshall, for Montreal. WATERFORD, April ]6.-Arrived. the Clonmell, Davis, from. Lpndon. .. C K ...
... daughter. —at Park-lodge, Cheltenham, the lady of H. E. S. Rudyerd, Esq., late of the 26th (Cameronian) }tee., of a son. at Mov-hall, by Inverness, Mrs. Mackintosh, of Mackintosh, of a daughter. 29th. in itarennntl-square, Regent's-park. Mr.. A. Howard, of ...
... Harpur Mylton, Hon. John James Bury, Richard Paget ■“ Henry Jermyn Montgomery Campbell, Reginald '-rnior, Charles Maitland Govan, Charles Henry Ingilby, foole Gabbett- Engineer*.—GenUemen Cadet* to be Second -ate James Liddell, vice Du Cam, promoted; Charles ...
... THE LAWYERS.—A bill in eh/Leery has been filed by Sir John de Beauvoir apinst Richard Benyon de Beauvoir, Gent., of Culford Hall, tor the recovery of pro. perty amounting to more than one million sterling. Sir John claims in virtue of his wife. The most ...
... Newcastle Pane, Hariing [2o] SbielJt Caret, Smallwood, do Sailed [May for Sophia & Isabella, Roope Hartlepool Sarah, Scaling, Hall Henrietta,Wooumk[2l] Lndo Sarah, Press, do Marion, Saffery, do John & Sarah, Hobaon, Caen 21—Wind light, variable, rain. LIVERPOOL ...
... Bristol. ELVINS, Henry, Warwick, innkeeper, June 7, July 7, at 11, at tho Court of Bankruptcy, Birmingham. Solicitors, MeeSFS. Morris ami Wallington, and Mr. Griffin, Warwick ; and Mr. Nelson, New-court, Middle Temple ; official assignee, Mr. Valpy, Birmingham ...
... Van der Meyden Oran CADIZ arrived from 28 Anna, Wieting Poole Tetis, Jardel Havana & Vigo 29 Forrester, Wheatland Havana,&c. Govan Hill, Manson Gibraltar Aurora, Walls Algiers 30 Ocean, Soderland Majorca Fame, Thorner Leghorn sailed for Oct. 26. Richmond ...
... J udah Joseph a sines Whowall homes Fitzgibbon William Shaw William A llgood Adrian Newth George Mansell Tho mas Morris illiam Morris oel Cross • I s, L. Is, r nith am Smith W illiam Hawes Hawes aul Margetson Ererett Jo seph Shar p James llargetson ...
... Gisborne, T. Hall, Sir B. NORITY-NOES, IHawes, B. tieotor, C. J. Hindley, Charles Howard, P. H. Hume, J. Hutt, W. Johnson, General Jones, John Langdale, Hon. C Leader, J. I'. Lister, E.C. Lusnington, C. Marshall, W. Marsland, H. %le'guild, Lord Morris, David ...
... promise that the independence of the South- Americ In States should be recognized. An article from Augsburg, which bears the hall mark of Parisian manufacture, mysteriously intimates that the Emperor Nicholas must go to war with Turkey, in order to satisfy ...
... implicated. CONVERSIONS TO ROME--Mr. F. A. Paley, whose name has lately been connected with the conversion of his pupil, Mr. Morris, to the Roman Catholic Church, has made his public profession of the Roman Catholic faith. The Rev. John Gordon, M.A., curate ...
... F. Geary, of a daughter. Sept. 27, in Clifton-crescent, Woodside, the lady of Mr. G. Butler of a son. Sept. 28, at Whitmore-hall, Staffordshire, the lady of Capt. R. iUaiu waring, R.N., of a son. BIRTH-.-Mre. Patrick Birnan, of Hartford, Ct., gave birth ...