... aged 52, Mr. John Arthur, builder; also, aged r) .32, Mr. George Holmes, ?? 31, Mr. Thomas Davis, of Abersyclina-Sarsh Grace, wife of Dr. Lushington, be M.P.-Aged 72, John Philipps, Esq. of Llanrhaytban, Pem- *ly ?? Hafod, Pembrokeshire, John Rees, Esq. ...

... Gaoi..—l'linninn Curtiß, for plank of deal from Messrs. Kowotl.—John Houkway, potter to Mr.Williams, iron moo jrer, for stealing the property of his master. To the House Coßßr.t'TioM.—John Adams, one month. and Thos Totterdill, l« days each. Rot'ert Sollivao ...

... Devon, Mr. W. New- .ton, clerk of the mining company, to Mrs. Mary Knight, of the c King's Arms-At Troro, Mr. Barratt, draper, to Jane, 3d dau, .of Sir. James John-Mr. William Brown, master of Ringwood 5j Academy, to Maria, dai. of the late Mr. J. Cranston ...

... Cola. Grease and Maclaine Capts. Milford and Shute; Drs. Carrick. Lynn, and th ett and Messrs. John Lee Allen, L 0. Mu, Oen. Rom, J. L. Bence, J. 8..11, John Care, W. L. Clarke, C. Clarke. L Contra Jas runelnaham, Ade Gamboa. Jam. annlnn, W 0. Harr, J ...

... under his tuition. When he retired from this ar. daunts, useful, and respectable pr.ifession, be did not throw himself into the arms of indolence and inaction, but devoted his well-earned leisure to she comp'etion of that work upon the history of his native ...

... Warehouse, Bath; the Golden Lion,and Fortesque Arms Barnstaple; Mr. Amos Far, Steam-Packet Hotel, Ilfracombe; King’s Arms Inn, Plymouth; Eluott’s Hotel. Devonport; and the Steam-Packet Office, 60, Quay, Bristol, Mr. JOHN HARVEY, Agent; and at the Harbour and ...

... Vicar of Midsomer Norton. a daughter.—Same day, at Bath, the lady of John Wonhington, Esq. of a &toothier. A ItItIE L). Lately, at Pinner. Middlervg, try the Rev. Henry Venn, the Rev. John Henry Bright. M.A. to Katherine Charlotte. dau. of the late Col. Mant ...

... can at present produce no effect on Itlia ee The late King having no children and his 55 ,4 cessor only daughters, Prince Cardigan sup 5 to the throne. The Prince received his cducatie in France, and was at one time a liberal. The Ministry of Cassimer ...

... Sydenhamn Malthus, Esq. d -o ea ?? Hurdrot, the wife of the Rev. Reginald Pale, of a b ?? lady of G. P. Jordan, Esq, Pigeonsford, Cardigan, of e e a ?? Poweick Court, Worcestershire, the laidy of C.`Wake, 0 E Leg. of a ?? Burgate-house, Hue h al f3 rmr Esq.of ...

... the Infirmary with little ho|**s of recovery. ‘ Mr. Adams of Stuck wood wa* knocked down, and had his arm broken —and another young man had his arm dislocated. Highway Ivobukkv.— Saturday night last, Wm. Thomas, servant of the Rev. J. F. Doveton, of Rectory ...

... Ste—The Ellen, Upham, from Messina ; the John, Gilbert, from Dundalk. July 47—The Richard, Black, from Archangel. Entkkki* Outwards— The Cosmo, Gillespie, for New York; the Pilot. Moor, for Boston and New Brunswick the John Cabot, Crawford, for Africa; the Delos ...

... Tivertoin, aged.78, iMrs. .A. Coomb-At Newton, Devon, aged 66, John Gribble, Esq. solicitor; also, aged b7, Mr. John Budd-At Totnes, aged 5S, Mr. Arthur Browse, of yi Bell's School-Aged 7 3,r. John Lewis, butcher, Carmarthen; re also, aged 3S, AMr. Thos. ...