... The Annual dinner of the Colchester Conservative Association took place on Tuesday last, in the Assembly Room, at the Cups Hotel, and notwithstanding tbe various meetings of similar charact ...

... The Bishop of Bath and Wells.— We have great pleasure in communicating to. our readers ( more especially at a period when the Clergy and the heads of our Church labour under much un- merited odium) that a voluntary and public tes- timony of respect was recently paid to their excellent Diocesan by the body corporate and inhabitants of the city of Wells. In consequence ofa requisition signed by ...

... -.%r>h Burt'ate, r.ehr Manchester '•.''nre-aio*, merchant,' and' James Word, Cow, ir»ar Manchester aforesaid, but .■if Philadelphia, in United State? America, ■Tnerr'V.tit, trading aforcaid, under the firm John Wontf, and■Comptnv), •Mid > rig declared bankrupt is required himself to the commissioners it. the named, or the major part them, eri iHe fifth a.nd sixth days February next, \-.\-o ...

... , F.OR SIGN S. f Vi e A, Feb. 10. f 4j'?y will next spring receive j| ToT..ci!itate and acce- lerlte. this deration, .several camp-; will fifth;led Austria and Bohemia, the two Galicias, Hungary, &c. A very numerous likewise formed near t'res'jjrgh, account the approaching General Diet of the States Hungary. Great quantities provisions are purchasing in Bohemia, Moravia, and tne two Gaiiicius, ...

... HOUSE of LORDS, Thursday, May 2. Si.avery The Duke of Wellington presented petition from magistrates, bankers, merchants, and other inhabitants of Belfast, praying for a gradual a ...