... the yere of our Lord M.CCCCCXXXVIII. per me Joanis ovariok. The volume is in good preservation, bound velvet, with the royal arms and roses emblazoned.— Literary Gazette. Dr. Young this country, and M. Charapillon, France, have been able to decyphcr many ...

... Sir John Newport moved for some papers connected with the lnte attempts of the Catholic Clergy to read the Catholic burial service in Protestant church-yards. The House divided—For the motion, ; against it, bo' majority against the motion, Sir John Newport ...

... publications attribute personal motives to Mr. Chelwynd, and imply that he bad, in fact promoted the prosecution.—On Wednesday, John Fielder, the proprietor of a Gambling house, was sentenced to pay a fine of three thousand pounds to the King, give sureties ...

... Member who would attend it. The House then adjourned at six o'clock. FRIDAY, FEB. 13. On the motion of Mr. HUME, the namesof Sir John Newport, Mr. Whitmore, Captain Maberly, Mr. Gladstone, Sir F. Baring, Sir G. Clerk, and Mr. Lawley, were added to the artisans ...

... of Arts. G. H. Woodhouse, St. John's CoUege. Oxford, Feb. Thursday tbe following degrees were conferred:— Masters of Arts. —Rev. Robert Laurence, St. Edmund Hall; Edward Hay, Student of Christ Church. Bachelors of Arts —John Henniker, Esq. Corpus Christi ...

... the Rev. H. C. Morgan, Thomas Turner, Esq. of Hillfield, near Glocester, banker, to Sarah, second daughter of the late Rev. John Jones, of F'oy, in this county. On Monday, the Ist inst. was married at Llanwarn, Mr. J. Haiper, to Miss Mary Ann Robins, daughter ...

... Almeley, this county. Wednesday died, after few days illness, in the fif!th year of his age, Air. Thomas Hall, clerk of St. John's and St. Nicholas's parishes, and one of the Apparitors of the Ecclesiastical Court, in our Cathedral. him were united the ...

... Esq. John Latham, M.D. Jonathan Birch, Esq. John Neave, Esq. Thomas Blair, Esq. William Phillimore, Esq; Sir C.Cockerell. Bart. M. P. Frederick John Pigon, Esq, Thomas Coles, Esq. Sir Waller Stirling, Bart. Boyce Combe, James Taddy, Esq. John Fairlie ...

... Wortley supported the clause. If game was be made property on man's ground, he should have a right to take it as he pleased. Sir John Shelley said the greatest preserver in the country did not kill head of game an acre. The setting snares near preserves would ...

... Carwardine's Green, in the Parish ofMadley, in this county. Monday the 12th inst. died, at Tenby, South AVales, at advanced age, John Bennett, Esq. formerly of this city— Throughout life he was justly esteemed and respected for upright integrity, goodness of ...

... manufacture; the colour dark blue, with small red stripes, being the material which the females of the counties of Merioneth, Cardigan, and other parts AFales, from time immemorial, have made their gowns and petticoats. The effect, however, was really pleasing ...

... Way, lie would call the attention of the House to the proceedings which had taken place at Demerara, respecting the late Mr. John Smith, the Missionary. . Sir R. S. Vaughan presnted a petition from the clergy of the Archdeaconry of Bangor against the permission ...