... horses, carrying I2st. and rode by gentlemen, came off first, and was a dashing, scampering run. Mr. Moggridge, Mr. Gough, Mr. E. Bradley, junior, and Mr. Powell, from Bristol (who rode Captain Graham's horse) were the competitors. Off they flew, like ...

... Address to the King was handed round and signed by all present. The dinner was intended to commemorate His Majesty's Declaration to the Bishops in May last, and was attended by the Earl of Winchilsea, Viscount Strangford, Hon. Cols. Murray and King. Sir J. E ...

... officer, DEATH OF THE EX-KING OF HOLLAND. T!ie Journal da la Ha ye states, that an extraordinary courier, who arrived fYo:n Beriiu at the Hague on Friday last, has brought the deplorable news of the death of His Majesty King William Fred /rick, Count ...

... great compact between the king and the people was literally, as well as symbo- lically, renewed, and the technical expression for ascending the throne is being I gecoren and ahafen to cyninge,' elected and raised to be king; where the ahafen refers to ...

... own tailor's bill has yet to be paid!] A YETERAN BENEDICT.—Died on the 29th ult., at Tideswell, ill the 90th year of bis age, Mr. Joseph Dawson. He had been married six times, yet he died a widower. He was deterred from entering the holy state a seventh ...

... effect he had stated. Mr. HUME suggested to his hon. and learned friend the member for Dublin (Mr. O'Connoll) to withdraw his motion now, and bring it forward on Monday next, when the other sessional orders would be brought forward. Mr. O'CO N NELL said he ...

... Secretary to the General Oommandipg-in-Chief at the Madras Presidency, Sir Peregrine Maitland, has become vacant by the premature death of his eldest son, Captain Maitland, ot the 7 ith Foot, on board the Winchester frigate -We are informed that the Prince ...

... with, Mr. IN-ni. Wheeler, Comptroller of the Customs at that port, to Miss Mary Williams, organist at St. Michael's chapel, Aberystwith. On the 22nd August, at Carmarthen, Henry, son of Mr. W m. Baldwin, ironmonger, to Matilda, daughter of Mr. J. Morgan ...

... Thomas Stephens. dragist, Merthyr Tydvil Mr. Phillips, Cardiff; Mr. Earror, Monmonth ; Mr. Williains, , Brecon ; Mr. Wi•liatns and Mr. Phillips ' Newpoi t ; Ballard and Son, chemists and irontrirongers, Cowbridge ; and by the Venders of ...

... Thomas Stephens, drugist. Merthyr Tydvil ; Mr. Phillips, Cardiff; Mr Parrot., Monmouth ; Mr. Williarni, Brecon ; Mr. a0 , .1 Mr. Jthihlijs, Newport ;. an t by the Venders of Atedicioe generally throughout the kingdom. and by all Chemists ani ...

... crowded. Dr. Candlish, on entering the house, was received with continued applause from the gallery, and similar demonstrations were made on the entrance of Mr. Campbell of Monzie, Mr. Maitland Makgill Crichton, Mr. Dunlop, Sheriff Monteith, ...

... Bartholomew's Hospi'al. Dr. Hawkins, Physician to the Middlesex Hospital. Dr Southwood Smith, Physician to the London Fever Hospital. Dr. Ferguson, Physician to the Kiugas College Hos. pital. Dr. Rigby, Physician to the Lying in Hospital. Dr ...