... for our first day Sabbath ; on this day the Saviour once and again met his assembled disciples, siying, “Peace be unto you”—John, 20, 19, 26. this day the disciples wore assembled, when the Holy Spirit was given—.Acts, 2,1, 2. At Froas, on the first day ...

... BANKRUPTS.—John Gilbert Lynch and James Kite, of Macclesfield-wharf. New North-road, coal mo chants.Thos. Wilmington, late of Sheerness, jeweller.—Richard Tennant, of the Sun Dial, 47, Goswell-strcet, St. Luke's, licensed vic- tualler.—John Whiting, Birmingham ...

... Honorables Col. Bentick, E. Phipps, Mr. Lawless, Colonel Murray, Mr. and Mrs. Fit troy, Lady and Misses Clarke, Mr. Grattan, M. P., and Mrs. Grattan, Captain and Mrs. Williams, Captain Stuart, A.D.C., Captain Macoamara, Ac. Ac. Anthony Lefroy, Esq., M.P., has ...

... lead mines, the incoase from which had usually amounted to £70,000 per annnm. The obelisk of Sir John Malcolm on Langholm Hill hat been completed. Lord John Russe 1 has sat for hi* bust to Mr. Peter Ho lias, the sculptor, whose labours have met the approbation ...

... presided. Henry Harrison Briscoe, Esq., treasurer to the society, filled the vice-president’s chair, and George Briscoe anJ John Walsh, Esqrs., and Dr. Higginbotham, acted as stewards. soon as the cloth had been drawn, the noble chairman proposed The King ...

... Belfuit, Who will forward any Goods addressed to him, with car* and dispatch; or. at the following Offices Mr. W. J. SMYTH’S, 10, John-street, Crutched Friars, SAUNDERS’, Vauxhall-Quay, Plymouth; Messrs. J M’CAMMON CO.’S, 27 Water-Street, Lirer. Messrs. THOMSON ...

... Offices, Kownham-Wharf, Hotwells, and Rodney Ût Wharf, Newport. ^^•1836 JOHN JONES. Agent. and BRISTOL. I New an^ Swift Going Steam MfivHyi > Packet, NAUTILUS, Horse Power, JOHN ALLEN, Commander, j ittlended to ply during the NEXT WFEK, with Passengers ...

... thenkful'y acknowledge* the lereipl of 3f towards the election the chapel, from Daniel Murphy, Eaq., juo. of Cork, per Mr, John Cutach. We »>e glad perceive by the Gazette of the Bth instant, that our talented young countryman, K. Prendergast, Esq. Surgeon ...

... Connell Bccu.es Lord Anglesey of re-annmg l>rnige yeomen ; now, know that the urgent ad»ice and uirection Lord Atigieeay was , di.arm it,em. It U troo, it.a> mo.l PiPcUrm men limy l,« fo'>«t ,or 1,, c 80,1, 0 oiliiMii, Ik noniinaliy governed Ire and ; bui hi* ...

... every point. During the preceding night they concentrated the fortified height of Ametza all the troops, reinforcements, and armed peasantry which they could collect from tha different points of the province. They also placed in battery on this commanding ...

... Gazette. A BILL is preparing in Parliament to carry a rail-road from the Isle of Dogs to Whitechapel. THE ACCIDENTS FROM FIRE-ARMS to life and limb this year, particularly since the commencement of the sporting season, are at least double those of any former ...

... Castle.aquare, Swansea ; Riddle and Young. Neath ; Mr. Martin, Brittania Hotel, Ilfracombe ; Mr. John Bering. ton, Golden Lion Inn, and Mr. Pearce, Fortescue-Arms. Itarnst..ble ; and Mr. W. J. Ds Buck, 8, Fenchebarchstreet, &nolo.. 3 mem. The Leader of the ...