... Clay, Yorkshire, nursery & seedsmian. John Young, Manchester, hosier. William 13onell, Bedminster, Somerset, lath-rennder. John Wallace, Manclhestcr, wvine and spirit merchant. Elizabeth Roderick, Aberystwith, Cardigan, llnen draper. George Woodroflb, sen ...

... Whitfield, to Miss Jane Grieves ; the sonne day and place, AMr Stephen Waller, to Mliss Arm Cowper.-On thle 30th ult. at St. John's Church, ill this town, Mr John Samrbeach, painter and glazier, to Miss Janle Stoker, of South Shieldls. DIDZE. 'Ilhe 3r1i ...

... away, but two of them were stopped, and one who gave his name John Smith, was sworn to by some persons who saw the transaction, as the man who gave the fatal ?? the 6th inst. the Rev. John Fox, M. A. of Queeci's College, Oxford, was appoint- ed head master ...

... Margaret, wife of Mr Wm Crozje late of *eldon, aged 66.-On the 2nd inst. at Hall-Hill, fir John Lambert, farmer, aged SO.-On the 7ith inst. at Dr lington, Mr John Bowser, aged 68 ; the same day, Hapinn Coultman, aged 55.-On the 9th inst. at Haughton Baqr ...

... Ant. Subs. Doons. Robert Rcay, Tyise Brewery .1 1 0 John Fife, Esq. - - - 2 0 0 Mrs Eliz. Hutchinson, St. James's-St. 0 5 0 Win. Daglish, Newcastle - 0 10 0 .his. Hlemtey, Westgaite - 0 10 0 John Adamson, Esq. Westgate-Strect 1 1 0 'l'hos. Featherston ...

... C. J. F. Clinton, M. T. Sadler 2 Aldeburgh Marquis of Douro, J. W. Croker 2 Appleby Viscount Maitland I Arundel John AtkinsI Bath Lord John ThynneI Bedwin, Great Sir 3. Nicoll, J. .J. Buxton 2 Bepralston Lord Lovaine, David Lyon 2 Berwick Marcus Beresford ...

... Musgruvc, Sir W. Hurt, Messrs. Brownlow, O’Connell, Sheil, Wyse, M. O’Connell, Bodkin, O’Ferrall, Grattan, Power, Leader, Clements, Sir John Milley Doyle, Sir John Burke, Messrs. Lambert, Fitzgibbon, Walker, Ruthven, French, A. Dawson, &c. They resolved to ...

... severally upon the four first divisions of Schndule F including various Welsh towns, to share in the renee~ with Be'aumaris, Cardigan, Carmarthen, and taesentaili On the question that Wrexham and two other Places share sith Denibigh, Sir W. ?? Wynn objected ...

... Nicholson )st and 4th, with Beauty Bailey, and Queen of Coquet; Mr Robt. Carr 2d, with La Triumphant; Mr John Ford Srdl, with. Morris's Union; Mr John Wilson 5th, with Tarry's Countess 6f Efinlgham. On Wednesday the 10th inst. the Ifeworth Horti- cultural ...

... asked any more yeomen were be appointed, and why arms had been delivered after order the contrary by government ?—A/r. Stanley said vacancies would filled but no new appointments made, and that no arms had been issued but those previously in possession ...

... country would arm themselves their own expense; and the disbanded yeomen would unite with the hon. member for Kerry to demand a repeal outlie union, and scenes w«. uld take place which no man could contemplate without horror and dismay. Mr. Grattan said the ...

... Charlton Church, Kent, Mr Charles John Phillips, only son of John Phillips, Esq. of Park-Street, Regent-Park, London, to Margaret, only daughter of Mr John Hall, of Blackheath, and late of this ?? 8th inst. at St. John-lee, William Smith, Esq. of Haughton ...