... the Bell Inn, Northtield ; the Dol- Tam, Office of the Auc- tioneers, Temple-row, commence eac! rning at ten o'clock. The arming will be seld To-morrow, and urniture, &c. on be SOLD, 2 neat GIG and HARNESS.—Apoli- cation to be made to Mr. W: ilkins, Angel ...

... heart in England Then comes the of physical and iral strength and the mighty words Peace Law ider” at which sight and sound the arm of tyranny ithers to impotence But must this be? Must we again make all the great sacrifices political agitation requires ? ...

... debts due to and owing from the said trade. As witness our bands this fourteenth day of April, 1837, E. E, STANLEY, E. STANLEY. JOHN ELLIS. Witness— Charles Homes, solicitor. Sedgley. A LI. person* indebted the estate of the Mr. HENRY HAMES, of WednesfieM ...

... Conolly, Howard. Cardigan, &c. Wednesday, highly reepected, in his 56th year, Mr. John Teece, of Bausley, near Alberbury Tuesday, “gd 7 mouths, Katherine Jane, daughter of the Rev. . Meredith, RS-hanl Head Master of Newport Sunday, John, eldest son of Mr ...

... highly calculated to favour his designs. DEATH OF JOHN FIELD. —It is stated the musical world that the German papers have announced, on the authority of letters from Moscow, that the celebrated pianist, John Field, died in that city last January. Field was ...

... reason, he has every chance of being, at no distant period, the most popular Minister, in every sense, that ever England saw. John Bull, when his back is well clad and his board is well furnished, will roar you an 'twere any nightingale; but hit him in the ...