... churches, 670 private buildings, the wooden dwelling-houses of the numerous masters and workmen of the eeibuml manufactory of arms, the iron magaszines, the tallow magazines, the fish market, the butchers’ market, ‘werein a short time reduced to ashes. Many ...

... agminst the return Sir John Hobhouse for Nottingham, on the nd of an irreguliarity, and the polling haviug been bcfl three days instead of two ; on inquiry from several of the most influential parties who were engaged in opposing Sir John's return, we find ...

... a skilful driver. On Tuesday week some thieves broke down one of the shutters of the shop lately occupied by Mr. John White, in St. John-street, and naving cut hole in a pane of glass, took out a quantity of stockings and other articles, amounting in ...

... under very distressing circumstances, by a man named George Kishev, in theemploy of Mr. John Ward, of West Bergholt Hall, near ('olchester, on a fellowworkman, named John Spooner, by striking him with his scythe, which occasioned instantaneous death. inquest ...

... Archdeacon of Me, ilawetb.—Rev. John Herbert, to the Rectory of Penystowed i entromeryshire; patron. the Bishop of Bangor.—Rev. Francis Owen, to the Rectory of Efenechtyd, Denbighshire; wron, the Bishop of Bangor.—Rev. John Parry , to the hectors of Cloeraenog ...