... ng ?? Strudts et*d Bridge, Cartirvoi A ly, Ctiwrvi n Castle, theline dane *ne of Swonenisn Sliti- s lns, Bardsey Islasnd, Cardigan Bu:y, ire' Madoc, Harlech, Fder l-lris, Pllnlirnunon. & zc ' Totateoua, as tuit ili firm ladirecrasue conpiete line of cin- ...

... the rejected of Dudley, and the accepted of P-.linhurch. (we are proud people, the Scotch,) his knee, and head of ** plain John Campbell” rebounded yard from the sod. • • • • Honest Lord Althorp jfod-natoredly joined conspitacy against the venerable patriarch ...

... 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 ...

... necessary enumerate the dUtincliuns home the colours of Sir John’s regiment, show the nature and extent of his services;—“ Barossa,Tarifa, VUtoria.Nivelle, Orlhes, Toulouse, Peninsula, Ava.” By Sir John’s death the Colonelcy of the regiment be so long commanded ...

... 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 ...

... Hall Edward Stanley Richmond Gale Braddyll, Esq., Conishead Priory John Ireland Blackhurne, Esq., Hale Hall Thomas Clifton, Esq., Lytham Hall Thomas Drinkwater, Esq., lrwell House John Hodson, Esq., Lancaster P. H Fleetwood, Esq., M.P., Rossal Hall E. ...

... committed by armed bush-rangers. The outrages of these desperate banditti are not confined to nocturnal attacks on tbe lonely settlers, but are frequently committed in the open'day, and in papulous places—even in tbe very town of Launceston. Armed robbers ...

... great interest has been excited m this vicinity, by the removal of the Turnpike from Kirkstall to the Leeds side of the Cardigan Arms Inn. A meetin was held at the Court House on this subject on Friday, and the matter underwent a formal discussion' The ...

... from British residents in Canton, against the present rates of duties on tea. Ordered to lie on the table. Monday. Mr. H. Grattan inquired whether Government had received any notice of the alarming prevalence cf cholera in Ireland.— Mr. Littliton said ...

... TO JOHN BULL. Ms. Editor —Haring seen in yonr paper, few months back, the «ase of W.Brougham, Esq.,M.P., retaininghis Fellowship in Jesns College, Cambridge, with his Mastership in Chancery, I had the ■curiosity to look into the statutes of that society ...