... Young, tailor, the Forrgate, Worcester—On the 21st ult. Mr. John Jones master mason Carmarthen ; man much respected by all wh« knew him for his many excellent qualities On Friday last in Cardigan, after a short illness, in his fear Cast. Penrose son of Mr ...

... likewise insisted Seven Members only attended—Nessrs. Chapman, Euth- ven, Daniel Maurice Plackney, A *¥se, b and Henry Grattan. Mr. James Grattan, being confined serious ilIness, was unable to attend, and wrote 2 letter to that effect. No Peer was present. Mr ...

... attended the Meeting of the 6th, viz. :—Messrs. Chapman, Ruthven, D. O’Connell, Maurice O’Connell, Blackney, Wyse, and H. Grattan. Dr. Doyle has addressed a letter to Mr. O'Connell on the subject of his recent abandonment of the principle of the Poor Laws ...

... the hours of two and three o'clock, the keepers, eleven in number and armed with sticks, went to the wood, within the precincts of Arbury Park, where they found nearly twenty armed men, in the act of destroying the game. The keepers advanced towards them ...

... endeared her to all who knew her. On Monday morning died, after a few hours illness, Anne, the beloved wife Mr. John Davies, of the Foley Arms Inn, Tarrington. She was greatly respected, and her loss will deeply regretted hy her afflicted husband and friends ...

... Buckle, of Woiver- hampton. rch inst. aged 63, Mr. John Soule, for yeors a and Worcester. Most respectable on the Severn, betwee Bristol oth inst. at Wiverton Hall, near Bingham, aged 46, Mary, wife of John Musters, E sq. of Colwick and An- nesiey Halls—the ...

... the House adjourned till to-morrow. Downing-sireet, Feb. 20.—The King has been graciously pleased: to. nominate and appoint John Tremayne Rodd, Esq., C. B., and the Hon. Thomas Bladen Capel, C. B., Rear-Admirals of the White; to be Knights Commanders of ...

... Flavel, jun. Birm'.- T tie-maker—W. Beresford and I. BeresF°» M stove-grate-manufacturers.—John Simpson, Cheshire, cattle-salesman E. Frankland, —J. Lyall, St. John, Bedwardine, contractor -J. Francis, Carmarthen, line Higgitt, M olverhampton, ...

... Manchester. Mr. BARING approved the conduct the Right Hob. Gentleman in granting the Committee, which, ia his opinion, ought to armed with very extensive powers. was very clear, from the s'atcme. which had been made, that much distress was felt in Spitalfields ...

... or irre: bet averted, ae in fort; and oll that be hed beard the Court of Chancery na the app of the Secretary So the Mr. GRATTAN sce Lora and the for similar returns as amine paid te the Plankett Chancellor Chane collor Sir FE. SUGDEN abeerved, that the ...

... consequen ce of the language used by Colonel Conolly to Mr. H. Grattan on Tuesday night in the House of Com- mons, the lat ter gentleman felt himself bound to demand an and sent his friend, Sir John Byng, to wait on explanation, The explanation demanded was ...

... spirited conduct of this man, and proved to be John Field, another notorious character living near the same place; they were both taken before a magistrate and committed to Giocester Gaol. The bundle under the arm of Williams proved to be part of the copper-boiler ...