... Capel, the lady ot the Rev, Joseph Tweed, of a daughter. 9th inst. was married, at St. George's, Bloomsbury, by the Rev. Thomas Vowler Short, Edward Francis Fendell, Esq., of Upper Bedford Place, to Mary Frances, eldest daughter of Robert Child, Esq ...

... died suddenly, at Southwold, in a fit of apo- plexy, the Rev. John Robinson, clk., in his 76th year. 15th inst. died, Mr. Thomas Norman. farmer, of H in. tlesham, leaving a wife and 4 chiildren. Mr. N. was in the art of applyitig shackles to the hind ...

... St. Edmund's, by the R v. C. Atkinson, William Crack. nell, Esq., solicitor, Bolesdale, to Sarah, only daughter of the late Thomas Carr, Gent., oF Hinghmni, Norfolk. 6th instant was married, 'by the Rev. L. F Page, the Rev. W. Steggall, M. A. of lessett ...

... Heighintomi, ditto 363. John Buritham, ditto - 15. Thomas ItoT ,ditto :17. William Bhrimley, ditto !16. Robert Brows,, ditto :58. John Purser, ditto 17. Chatles Duobstai, ditto 39. Thos. Twviteliett, ditto FIS. Thomas Parnmell, ditto. ,t. John Wastford, occupier ...

... found Ia defender in tie SOLacuTou-GEN ERAL, who frittered away the great legal and constitutional principle asserted by Mr. Hardy, with the following observation:- Though the wit- ness was the best judge of the tendency of a question pro- posed to him ...

... Couar.--(f1od, v. Woods.)- Tlin: case came before the Court upon demurrer for the plaintiffs bill, filed by the chiidren of Thomas Woods, dleceassed, to recover from the defendant, their uncle, aim ectate in Suffiuk, called Bltidestolllh, with nearly509 ...

... of those appoint- ed Aldermden. The following were the persons chosen: Mr w. W. Clarke I Mr. C. Chinecry Mr. S. ?? Rix Mr. Thomas Delf r On the 29th ult. the Rev. William WVayman, elk., A. IM., wvas instituted to the vicarage ot Great Thurlosw, iI this ...

... for London, with malt. Rebecca, Attwooll, for Wevmouth-Maria, Snowden, for Boston-Amy, Johnson; Amy, Christie, and Ardent, Thomas,for Plymnouth-Rival,Bagnell, for ?? ion. Walker, for Dundee-and Brambly, Lee, for Goole, with w heat. Ruby, Lucas, fr London ...

... Michael WEaIMIX1 Nr warchousenll WATERS, Thomas, Christcliurch, Ilonmotitilshire, salesman WIIITE, Arthur, Cheltenham, cabinet MaLer, BANKRlUPTS.-TcESDA, , AL9oP, John, Glossop, Derbyshire, shopkeeper BROwN, Thomas, Watling-street, merchant COLLING, Jonathan ...

... gentleman intimated that the amount of loans for public works would be increased, and the irserest on them reduced in Ircland. Mr. HARDY obtained leave to bring in a bill to amend and consolidate the several acts relating to bribery in the election of members ...

... Esq. William Charles Fonnereau. Esq. Frederick William Schrelber, Esq. Thomas Havers, Esq. John Qeorge Weller Poley, Esq. Chnrles Tyrell Oakes, Esq. Charles Steward, Esq. Thomas Robinson, Esq. Rev. Hugh Owen, LL.D. Rev. Stephen Clissold Rev. William ...

... for stealing h2s. Ch, from John Buxton. ,Jaohn Allen, for stealing a mare, the Bus property of Mr. Thomas Kersey, of Whitton. William hull t Clarke, Thomas Barker, and Samsuel Beak alias Blyth, for i stealing a canvas tilt, the property of Lionel Simpson; ...