... to Sarah, youngest daughter of Mr. John Wright, of Stourport. .Monday the sth inst. was married, at Yazor, by the Rev. J. A. Walker, Mr. Joseph Pritchard, of Upperton, to Mary Anne, eldest daughter of the late Mr. John Baynham, of Mancel Lacy. Monday the ...

... would prove an a»»^ declension in tiie prosperity of Ireland daring the last t hirt> - years. Sir J. Newport— the boasted Sir John— had said ttw ' T & a beggared gentry and' a- ruined tenantry. There ** savings in Ireland, if there were in England'; *^h° ...

... was wrecked on the Grand Bahama, on the Ist of March; the whole of the cargo expected to be saved. The Maria, Jones, of Cardigan, is on shore near Cushendale, but expected to be got off after discharging. - - The Antmus, Sarjeant, put into Port Antonio ...

... day, Mr. Abraham Whyte Baker, of Winchester School, was elected Scholar of Trinity College, on the old Foundation, and Mr. John George Ilickley (Postmaster of Merton), Blount Scholar of that Society. PREFERMENT.---The Rev. Mr. Nunns, lecturer of St. Martin's ...

... he had been and that he still was a slave. The same opinions had been held by Lord Charletnent, Mr. Fox, Mr. Pitt, and Mr. Grattan. The union with Ireland never had been completed. The Protestant church had remained a bar to the consummation of that union ...

... day, Mr. Abraham Whyte Baker, of Winchester School, was elected Scholar of Trinity College, on the old Foundation, and Mr. John George Hickley (Postmaster of Merton), Blount Scholar of that Society. PREFERMENT.—The Rev. Mr. Nunns, lecturer of St. Martin's ...

... principles, has been anxious to mark his sense of a rother Cantab's ability by forwarding a box of Dutch Play-things, and a - Sir John Hay, M.P. for Peebleshire, not expecting, since his cutting north-country connexions, any further use for it, has very kindly ...

... all NAPIER'S threats. This latter had returned to Lisbon to solicit reinforcements, and a squadron, comprising the venerable John the Sixth,was preparing either for Figueira or Madeira. In the South, affairs look as gloomy as ever for the Pedroites. Marvao ...

... find himself, and which were spoken an individual of much higher authority than hinuelf. They were the dying legacy Henry Grattan his country. They were read in that House shortly after his death the bequest that great, because g»»od man. They contained ...

... the overseer of the poor then was. Many were armed with guns and there being no adequate civil power at hand, their demands were complied with. A mcctinp of Magistrates has since taken place.— Lincolntk. C’Arm* Feroritu of Ram.—An inquest was held IVidav ...

... Emigration. JOHN HUN LANG, D., Principal of the Australian College, New South ’“We have seen the land, and behold it very good. JU C«bra U, M‘Crone, 11, Waterloo-pl«e. Pan-mall. Agents for Scotland—Messrs. Bell and BradfuteEd burgh , John Smith and Son ...

... Sir John Beckett, Bart ; M. I*. >adler. Esq.; The Vicar and Clergy of Leeds; Ihe Chan man ; The Ladies; Tire Karl of Cardigan ; The John Smithsoo; The Hon. Dnocomle. ALP.; Mr. and the To.y Tress The Mayor and Corporation of The Vice Chairman; John (.earmonih ...