... OP A VMrERSAL HISTORICAL DICTIONARY, Or, Kxplanalinn the Names Persons and Flares in the Departments of Bibliral, Political, and Kcclesiaslicnl History, Mythology, Heraldry, Btoßrapby, Btbltograplty. Geography, and NJptismalics : by GtOROL CRA 88, A. M: Author of** A Universal Technological Dictionaryand of “English Syoonymes Laplained to be Published by Baldwin Cradock, and Joy, London. _ , ...

... MR PRICE will «hew his RAMS for LETTING, on FRIDAY, the 3rd of JUNE.-Tbe Lellio* to commence nl clock. Ryall, May IBlh, 1825. . Mr Price deems it right to inform the Poblic, that he embraced the chance which offered, of selecting (though at « great nearly silty Ewes and Theaves from the justly celehrated and truly raluable Flock of the late Mr. Michael Buckley of Nonunion. Theseleclion was ...

... the aid of ISINGLASS. The Inventor confident that Slock prepared according to the Directions delivered with it, will invaluable to all Growers and Dealers. —To be had of EDWARD EVANS, CHEMIST, WORCESTER, Sole Agent for Worcester. R. Higgins, St. John’s. J. Roberts, Gloucester. J. Richards, Malvern. Frrum and Prosser, Ditto. H. Lanwarne, Hereford, J. Meachain, Ledbury. J. B. Baugh, Leominster. ...

... LONDON, TUESDAY, JUNE 7. FhIVCE LEOPOLD will reject (at least for the -regent) the Throne of Belgium. Yesterday 'he Reof England, France, Austria, Rusua, and ST? conference the Foreign Office, whidi protracted 1 late hour, when, with the concurrence of Pnnce Leopold, 88 decided that the great Powers would not agree to the pro- arrangement for the Sovereignty of Belgium, subject to imposed by ...

... LONDON, TUESDAY, OCT. 11. ALL other topics are absorbed in discussions the Reform Bill—The Courier says, We are happy u communicate the gratifying intelligence that the result of the ioterview between the King and Earl Grey ha* been such ai that the confidence the public in their excellent Monwch been fully confirmed. The King continues place in his Cabinet the same confidence as the people ...

... LONDON. TUESDAY, NOV. 18. THE MINISTERS. THIS subject absorbs all others. The Gazette of this evening announces that At the Court St- James's, the 17th day November, 1834, present, the King's Moat Excellent Majesty in Council, hi* Majesty having been pleased to appoint the Most Noble Arthur Duke Wellington to be ore of his Majesty'* Principal Secretaries State, hia Grace was this day, by his ...

... BRIDGE INN, BRIDGE STREET, WORCESTER BLGS to acquaint his Friends and the Public generally, that he has entered upon the above Inn, and assures them that every attention shall paid to the comfort and convenience of those who may be pleased honour him with their support. A choice selection of Wines.—A well supplied Larder.— »V ell aired Beds.—Excellent Stabling.—Uooa Hay and Corn. GLOBE ...

... On Saturday the Duke cf Wellington entered this Protest the Journals of the House of Lords against the second reading of the Reform Bill: ...

... LONDON. TUESDAY, MAY 18. THE accounts from Spain to-day shew clearly that the Queen's troops have been worsted in the North, and that quarter look so bad, that Spanish Bonds have fcllen i»-day > 'i> » nd to 6 4- In the French Chamber of Peers, on Saturday, the reading of >he act of accusation was continued, after a scene of die customary uproarious nature, during which the whole of the ...

... LONDON. MONDAY. NOV. 16. A SPEECH made by the Emperor Nicholas to the Municipal Body of Warn*,ha* attracted much attention. It couched in language bom insulting to the feelings of the Polt.-. and speaks moat contemptuously the policy of England Hid Fiance. M. Durand, the French Consul-general at Warsaw, heard the speech, and brought a report Pans but the eapnasinsis against France we oftnslre ...

... TUESDAY, DEC. SI. have received the Paris Papers of Sunday, and their contents are not very favourable to the Queen of Spain'* cause. At Guernica, in Biscay, Baron del Solar d'Espinosa, commanding a hody the Queen's troops, amounting to 300 of the line and the Roval Guard, attacked 1,900 (.'artists, commanded by Zabala, the 21st, and were routed and destroyed. Almost all the Guards were killed ...

... public. The Lord Bishop, with his accustomed benevolence, has called upon hit Clergy to exhort their respective flocks on behalf of that most excellent Charity ; through such means a temporary relief will be supplied, but how to apply permanent one ii the great object for our consideration. It is the duty of all who feel for suffering humanity to use their best exertions towards the obtainmcnt ...