... distresses of the country, and meeting of the General Committee was held Waterloo Hotel, on the 2.'ld ult. the Right Hon. Sir John Sinclair, Bait, the chair, when a Report, drawn by Sub-Committee, composed the Earl Roseberry, Lord Belhayen, Sir H. Stuart ...

... the Rev. R. Faylc. .Mr. Jeremiah of Kington, to Mary, eldest daughter of-Mr. John Ciaike Smith, of the former place. the insL. died, agedB4, Mrs. wards, relict of .Mr. John Edwards, late ofthe Bury Luston, in this county. On the lst inst. died Much Dewchurch ...

... Gioceeterikire.U. John Smith, of Stapleton, Esq. Monmouthshire. Joseph Bailey, Nanty Glo. Esq. Oxfordshire Daniel Stuart, Wykham-Park, Esq. Shropshire John .Mytton, of Haiston, Esq. ts'tirc John F. Pinney, Somerton Erly, Esq. Wiltshire John Fuller, of Neston ...

... recruiting shall be carried on with the ut. most diligence, to raise the .army of the first line to 60,000 men at least, of all Arms. - • _.&i.—The corps of militia shall be raised to their full complement, and the Government shall organise them in a manner ...

... took poor Meg to a shaft of a mine on Nantsbury Greens, and threw down, the depth being 90 feet. Twenty-eight days after, Mr. John Nicholson, the proprietor the mine, descended the shaft, and en going down a ramp several fathoms deeper than the bottom of ...

... multitude assembled, exclaimed in very loud tone, several times, John Bolton !” John Bolton, of The Hem !” A voice appeared to answer from the crowd; and the prisoner then exclaimed —“ John Edwards, are you come from Severn Hall?” While on the scaffold ...

... melons in the open air. By John Williams, Esq. —A communication by the Rev. John Bransby, stating some useful particulars as to the best mode of cultivating the terragonia expansa, or New Zealand spinach.—A paper by Mr. John Lindley, the assistant secretary ...

... Owens-street, in this city, aged years, the Rev. Thomas Edward Duncumb, A.B. of Exeter College, Oxford, and eldest son of the Rev. John Duncumb rector of Abbey Dore, and vicar Mansel Lacy, this county. was descended from a younger branch of the family of that ...

... Rev. George Frederic John, BaIM;U Simmons, Braseonse; Hon. and Rev, John 8. V.Tom, W. Duncombe, Christ Church; James Lorkhm, IW. sity; Rev. John Eveleigb, Oriel. Badkhrmßm. —William Cram, Organist of Christ Chsrei CsrMol, St. John's college, and the University ...

... alsrration was made *ji the mode of collecting the duty, or it was sitor^tor- —The House went into a Committee Tithe Bill Sir John shortly the principle the Bill, which he said sanctioned violation of the most sacred rights of property; and objected the ...

... severely wounded. DIED.] —Yesterday, at her house in Seywonr place, tke Connies* Dowager of Cardigan, after a short and pain- M illness. Her Ladyship was daughter John, Earl Wilder rave, and an at to the present Earl. Sooth Asdler-strcet, Carolioe Gcorgiaoa ...

... Thursday, at St. Mary’s Church, Mr. Corscr, of Haywood, to Miss Beech, daughter of Mr. John Beech, of Stafford. Thursday last, at Trentham, the Rev. T. Butt, Mr. John Carey, Gine-Delph, to Harriet, eldest daughter of Thos. Cartwright, Esq. of Hill Hall ...