... AUCTION, near the Warwick Arms Bradford-street on Thursday next March 12, commencing one o'clock, about thirty superior Cider Casks, with variety of Brewing Utensils and other property. On view at Jlr. De vis's Warwick Arms Fine-toned powerful FINGER ...

... DIYIDEXDS, c* From the Gazette Tuesday, March X March 24.—John Beckenham. Kent, vietuailcr. -MM I Court.—Robert Clarke and John Burgess, Coal Exchange. MM don. coal-factors. Com. Court. sA 25. —John Eads, Stonehouse, near Devonport, linen-draper »BB silk-mercer ...

... and stabbing John Evans, the parish of Lanvetbe'rine; James Tamplin, charged with similar offence against William Ferris, Chepstow John Owen, charged with shooting at with intent to murder M'illiam Rossiter, of Nantyglo; John James and John Griffiths, ...

... the report of the Commission appointed to inquire into the state of the Established Church. LORD CHANCELLOR OT IRELAND. Mr. GRATTAN said it was reported that the Chancellor of Ireland about to retire, he wished to know whether he was to receive the pension ...

... prosperity the nation. HOUSE OF COMMONS—THURSDAY. The adjourned debate was resumed.—Sir John Campbell, Mr. Serjeant Wilde, Lord Clements, and Mr. O'Conneli, supported Lord John Russell's motion ; and Mr. Richards, Mr. Goulburn, and Mr. opposed Sir Roheut Psntt ...

... examination has been going on during the whole of last week, and was de- cided on Saturday afternoon. The examiners were the Rev. John Lonsdale and G. C. Lewis, Fsq.— (Windsor & Eton Bupress.)—We have great pleasure in stating that the above-named Medallist ...

... to present to John James, Esq. of Stretton, in this county. The occasion of this very handsome testimonial will best explained by the inscription engraven thereon, a copy of which subjoin :— Purchased Subscription, and presented to John James, Esq. Stretton ...

... 41bs. 10oz. Deaths from Burning.—On Friday inquest was held at our Infirmary before John Farmer, Esq. on view of the body of a poor old woman, wife of Prussia John Snead, 82 years of age, who died consequence of her clothes having accidentally taken ...

... the Rev. John M. Edwards, M.A. Vicar, Edward, second soa of tne late Mr. Wallis, of Bron-y- clydwr, Lianegryn, to Mary, relict of the late Mr. W, Pugh, malister, Towyn, Merionethshire. At Is- lington, Wm. Marsden, Esq. of Ahercery, Cardigan- shire, to ...

... this city. On the 6th inst. was married, the Rev. Edward Higgins, at St. Marylebone Church, the Rev. Frederick W. Hope, son of John Thomas Hope, Esq. of Upper Seymour-street, and of Netley, Shropshire, to Ellen, daughter of the late George Meredith, Esq. ...

... where they fi three sharp rounds, oO a coming up the fourth time Pritchard suddenly reeled; and ere he could throw out his arms, he fell dead at the feet of his antagonist!) The Jury have returned a verdict of against not only the principal in the fight ...

... HEREFORD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE SOUTH WALES CIRCUIT. Tuesday July Carmarthen Monday Haverfordwest Monday _ 27 - Cardigan Saturday Aug. 1 Brecon Saturday 8 Presteigne „ Wednesday „ 12 Chester Saturday 15 On Friday last died, deeply lamented by her family and ...