... FERUARY 12, 1830. Cf arilable Donatiom.-The Rev. C. L. Swainson distributed, I dn last week, a quantity of coals to the poor of Edge-hill, at the re- ?? I -. -- A 1 An' A i A ?? -- ..-A A. Au.-At A e. duced price of id. per cwt. which produced niuch -comfort ...

... rela- tive to the conduct of AMr. Mitchell, to be made by Mr. Fitz- gerald, the secretary of Mr. Hunt, and now the editorof a small London publication entitled 17ie Pat'iot. It will be remembered that Mr. Mitchell lately addressed a letter to this journal ...

... neighlbourlbool, there have been ?? new cases. and some deaths, At 2'Iusselbullrg tlerl cwecre three deaths ou the 16th and 17th, but no newv cases. FALKaI1K.-From ;7th to 1.5th March, 9 new cases, 6 deaths, 2 recoveries, S remaining. Total cases 27, died Ii1 ...

... and somewhat ill- judged, of the hero of Puddledock to bring his grace so unmercifully to task. Colonels Napier, Curwood, Mitchell-in fact every military man who has either spoken or written of strategy.heap the most extravagant eulogies on the noble duke ...

... machinery, and was instantly crushed to death. The engine v as immediately stopped, and the body with some difficulty taken e out. On the following day an inquest was held before Mr. Marris, X- when a verdict of Accidental Death was returned. No blame ap ; peared ...

... unabated fury. On Monday last, in Dublin, there were 129 new cases., and 48 deaths; Waterford, 41 new cases, and 20 deaths Gal way, 26 cases, 15 deaths Loughrea, 142 cases, and 53 deaths. On Monday last died, aged 31, at Bristol, Mr. William Bevan, late landlord ...

... and who, notwithstanding c every exertion, could not be got out of the water until life - was extinct. Verdict-Accidental Death. At the conclusion of the Fancy Ball, at Clifton, last week, an accident, which might have been attended with serious consequences ...

... twelve months back, when became acquainted with Mitchell, hia wife, attended the High Church regularly, and made family wor.hip his own bouse for the space of five years. From the time took with Mitchell hi* habits changed. He gave up attending church ...

... Air Hetchin's hr. d. Teniers. Mr Mitchell's cm. b. Brenda beat Alr Sewers's b. d. Sweep Mr Wjlie's b. d. Arab beat Mr Todd's b. d. Actmon. SECOND CLASS. Gambler beat Clansman-Brenda beat Arab. THIRn CLASS Mlr Mitchell's Brenda beat Mr Raimes's Gambler ...

... ?? Regiment-To be Captaini-Lieutenant M'Kellar, vice M'Neile, killed. 7th Regiment-To be Captain-Lieutenant and Ad- jutant Edge. Rifles-To be Major-Brevet-Major Boyd, from the f 10th regiment. 9th Regiment-To be Major-Captain Cotter, vice Harley, promoted ...

... are much used, and the colours are pink, Mocasts, different shades of green, ,u d pearl grey. Some of the new ribbons have an edge imitatitng Valenciennes lace. Velvet flowers, drooping ma. -rabioults, and shaded folleltes are used to ornament bonnets; e ...

... Baptist denominaation.-Patriot. P1REFERM EN TS. Thc Queen has appointed the Rev. Chas. Girdlestone, M.A. to the Rectory of Alderley, in thc diocese of Ches- ter, void by the promotion of Dr. Edward Stanley to the See of Norwiclh.-Gazette. The Rev. A. -Iewlett ...