... were Sir John Tylden, Mr. Burbridge, and Mr. Johnson, whose decisions gave universal satisfaction. Amongst the numerous visitors noticed Mrs. West and family, the Rev. R. Price, president, Mrs. Price and party, Rev. R. Fraser and party, Sir John Tylden ...

... of his highly respected father, the late Rev. J. B. Backhouse, a short time before his decease. On Wednesday the Earl of Cardigan and the officers of the 11th Light Dragoons gave a parting dinner, at the Fountain Hotel, to the officers of the 45th Regiment ...

... laborious, that invid.ous. that closely watched slavery which is mocked with, the name of power. Five-Pound Converts.—The John Bull says— are informed, upon nuthoi ity which we have no reason question, that at Stoke-by-Naylnnd, in Suffolk, converts ...

... annum Derives Gazette. John Cummins, late a letter-carrier in the Post-office, was convicted at the Central Criminal Court of stealing letter containing an order for £4O. He was sentenced to fourteen years’ transportation. Mr. Grattan, the lessee of the ...

... Wellington, Lord Bloomfield, and the chief military personages and gentry, partook of a superb dejeune with Lord and Lady Cardigan, and the officers at the barracks. The mess room not being sufficiently spacious for the numerous visitors, Captain and Mrs ...

... King's subjects from Portugal.— Hear, hear. —Let them execute the law—let them restrain British vessels from conveying men and arms to Portugal. Let them send their fleets to the Levant, where they are more wanting than in the Douro or the Tagus. Let them ...