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... daughter ol the late John Bucke, Esq., of Long Melfoid, Suffolk. On Sunday last, Dilwyn, by Rev. J. Powell, Mr. Thos. Jenkins, printer, of this city, to Mary, youngest daughter of Mrs. Harris, New-street. On Tuesday, at St. John's, the Rev. Custos Gaibet ...

... as before announced,) Mr. John Jones, gun-maker, Birmingham, to Mary Shenton, daughter of the late Mr. Jeremiah Goodall, of this City. Tuesday last, Mr. Henry Barrs, baker, of this City, Mrs. Gibbard, widow of the late Mr. John Gibbard, butcher. Yesterday ...

... acclamation. Phat iti, deeme highly inespedient by the members of this te hold (he meeting at Mulleymast, in the Mr. El. Grattan, secunded the resolution, and called upon the peopie to address the King upon the present criais. Mr. O'Connell then drew ...

... principle of Lord John Russell and those who are inclined to him, nnd the principle of Lord Lansdowne, thb Chancel lor, and others, there yawned a chasm in which hull' a dozen Ministries might swallowed np. It can hardly be doubted tbat Lord John Russell's doctrine ...