... lots, varying from | to 19 Acres, suitable to the convenience of purchasers, and occupied by Mr. John Lrookes, Mr. ‘Thomas Mr. Edward Williams, Mr. John Jervis, ond Mr. George Alimark. ‘The situasions of the Houses are particularly healthy. [he whole ...

... Yarkhill, the Rev. H. M.A. John Cleife, Esq. of Lisbon, Frances youngest daughter of the late Richard Edwards, Esq. of Kingsdown, Bristol. Wednesday last was married, at the parish church ofManbadarn Eawr, in the county Cardigan, the Hon. and Rev. Henry ...

... this Farm is such as excellent repair. to command &t once a fine of the valley of the estuary of Mochras, the whole of the Cardigan Bay ; also, at a remote distance on the southern side, the promontory of Celymin, the Cardiganshire and Pembrokeshire hills ...

... himself and for whose apprehension reward was offered, had voluntarily surrendered, and was now in the custody of the Sergeant at Arms— He was ordered to attend at the Bar to-morrow. POOR LAWS. Tiie Lord Chancellor then rose to move the second reading of the ...

... Wilkins, Esq. I Thomas Williams, Esq. Wm.'Davies, Esq. j Robt. Williams, Esq. Thomas Thomas, Esq. John Morgan, Esq. Jas. Barnes. Esq. John Stephens, Esq. John Whittaker, Esq. J. Edwr.rds, Esq. Thomas Prickard, Esq. Richard Moore, Esq. P. R. Mynors, Esq. ...

... London, Robert Biddulph Phillipps, Longworth, in this county, Esq. to Miss Elizabeth Buckenhill, only daughter of the late John Barneby, Esq. of Brockhampton, also in this county. On Thursday was married, All Saints' church, by the Rev. W. M'Guire, Mr ...

... venerable father Northampton-6 Death of Sik John Doyle,—This gallant officer died a few days since, his residence in Somerset-slteet. Portman square. His military career was one of high repn tation. Sir John's death the Colonency of the regiment so long ...

... quite tipsy. Between eleven and twelve o'clock he returned to tho boat, and Bitting down on tbe Bide of the vessel, put his arm round his wife's neck but, some unfortunate motion, lost his balance, and fell into the water, pulling his wife with him. The ...

... not yet considered it necessary to organise an hospital for the reception of patients. In reply to some remarks by Mr. J. Grattan, Lord Althorp was understood to say, that the military would not be employed in Ireland except in the preservation of pea ...

... llhps; enry solicitor; Edward Waters, do.; Thos. Waters, feq., do!; John Brewer, Eaq., do.; James €es Gough> Fdwjn Gri mhs, Esq., do.; W. r. Sniiu,, Esq.. do.; J. S. Kingdon, Esq., do.; John Jones, E aerleon ; Edward Jones, Esq., do.; W Jones, Esq., do.; ...

... ; kd—Henry Garbett, James Griffiths, Henry Hartland, John {unt> John , Wm Lambert, Charles Price, Richard Palmer, and Samuel Davies. SAINT OWEN. , d.—John Grainger, Thos. Gretton, John Ingles, John Lawford, William Mann, Rich. Moss, Daniel ...

... late Right Hon. Henry Grattan.—Wm. Temple, K.C., to Amelia, eldest Erle, of the liams, Head Master of Winchester Rev. Dr. Wil- of Win- —Wiltiam Henry, eldest son of Mr. Avery, of Whit- more House, Small Heath, to Mary eldest of John Beach, Esq. of House ...