... Glausorganshire,finen.draper. at the Castle Inn—Oct. 22, 3. Burnell, Bishop A ack , Dorb am, tallow chandler, at the King's Arm, Inn—Oct. 25, B. Kirk, Leeds, victualler, at the Court House— Out 25, T. H.lksus, Neath Abbey, Glamorgaiothire. timber merchant ...

... point of style we ceive Mr. Grattan to be strikingly original. He carries the sympathy of the reader through scenes, however foreign and unfamilisr, hype intensity with which he embodies his own mind in the descnption. Mr. Grattan, it appears, was residing ...

... . On tfith tilt. by the RevS. Rowe, at Stonehonse Chapel, Devon, Assistant Commissary General John Lindsay, to Marta Lucas, second daughter of the Isla John Laing, Zig of the Island of Dominica. At Bexley, Kent, E. H. Evans, Erg. to Shaw—At St. Margaret ...

... the Bishop of Ear.) Dramas—Robert Moulton Atkinson, 8.A.. Samuel Sheild„ WA., and William Singleton. M.A., of St. John's Coll. Cambridge; John Christopher Whitney, M.A., lime. nose College. Oxford. (by let. dim, from the Archbishop of You.) DCNORT CHURCH ...

... or hat, the sword knot, and um the left arm. with the following ezeeptiens, vls.:—OMeors on duty are t o I woos black gloves, black crape the ornameotal part of the cap or hut the sword knot, and on the left arm; the rash covered with black crape; black ...

... FRANCIS LSVESON 00MIIR. John Murray. Albmerle..trort. CONCLUDING VOLUME OF THE WORKS OF BURCKIIARDT. In a few day*,4so. MANNERS and CUSTOMS or the MODERN EGYPTIANS,' ithastrate.l Olelr Sayings current at Cairo. If the tate JOHN LEWIS DURCICHARDT. Puhl ...

... and Premises may be men, and all other particulars known, by applying at my Office, In the said Town of Saint John, at the usual Office JOHN DUNCOM RE TAYLOR. Master in Chimers. 9. NARRATIVE of lb* FRENCH REVOLUTION of tho ~Ms width pi *ceded It, and ...

... Weymouth, greepr, at the Ring's Arms Inn, Dorchester —Oil. W. J. atkhts, Mamma& Ridware. Staffordshire, miller. at the Cup Inn, Volta% Staffordshire—Ott. V, J. Sates Dutton, Derbyshire, Innkeeper, at the Vtag's Arms Imo, Derby—Ott. 80,.5. Liverpool, ...

... s honse the day in question, lie lelt a person's hand at his watch-ribbon. Ile immediately caught hold of the individual's arm, which proved to be the prisoner's, and lie gave him in charge to a policeman. Verdict -Gnilty. Orderetl to impri.ovied two ...

... JBNKI NS& SLANRY for Shrewsbury, heating CORBETT. DAVIES and Rossano/4 are returned tor Worcester city. Colonel PALMER and Lord JOHN THYNNIt have been returned by the select body of corporators of the city of Bath. At Dart mouth, they have tried a question ...

... evening, as a young woman, with a child in her arms, the servant of 'Mr. Smith, of Whitechapel-road, carpenter, was walking along the highway, the child, which was playing with her, fell by some accident from her arm, when a cart, which was passing at the time ...

... chasm in our literature. The Water Witch of the great American novelist exceeds in popularity his former Works; while Mr. Grattan's Heiress of Bruges has divided the favour of the town with Theodore Hook's Maxwell, and the next tale entitled Ilustell, ...