... Inder the SOLE MANAGEMENT of Mr. GRATTAN. N MONDAY next, September 3d, 1838, the Per- ( formances will coummence with Colman’s celebrated Play of THE £RON CH. ST. Sir Edward Mortimer, Mr. GRATTAN. Blanch. Mrs. GRATTAN. Mrs.GRATTA N *s celebrated RE MINISCENCE ...

... eily. T'linsday last, at Ihe Parish C'lnireb Nl. John the P. iptist, eily, the Kev. K. T. Hayly, Mr. Kieh.inl Cdiaiullei, sun Mr. Chandler, wine and spirit merchant, to Mary Ann, third daughter late John Snead, of Swansea, in tlu* county Cjlauiorgaii, ...

... the tree trade of 1 founded on the objectionable principle of a joint stock o intro- | “ We and a committee was chosen and armed with fall powers such opposition into effect. The resolutions agreed t | found among our Advertisements. thout, Groucestrxsutae ...

... Gains to the gratifieation of a full eengregution, , York Tue Turarar.—Mr. and Mrs. Grattan have been “: it here during the week. On Monday, Hamlet was perfor Mr. Grattan did not come w » to our expectations 1 1, and I Mrs. Gratta Fine closing scence, when ...

... and 2 tons flour for J. and C. Sturge. From Port Ruskh—the Minerva, of Cardigan, Morgan, R 38, with 46 tons oats for J. and C. Sturge. From Port Maduc—the Susan Jane, of Cardigan, Evans, R 28, with 41 tons slates for George Bettiss, The Emma, from Cronstadt ...

... 111 miles per hour '! - oar it r. Cant. Moulton, I'.nsign ol the Yeomen the (.iiard, and I. N. Reeve, Standard Hearer of the Arms, were knighted at the Levee Wednesday last. The opening of lire Newcastle and Carlisle Railway look place on Monday. The distance ...

... chased border and elegantly embossed Plate, in the centre which is the following inscription under .Mr. Giles's arms and crest Presented to John Fohtxr (iiLKs. R*q. a Public Dinner Riven to hi* Friends Ledbury, Htb March, Is3B, a* their Keitard and Esteem ...

... lamdon, Aune, oldest daughter Mr. John Neville, Witney. the lltli imt., CheltenhaM, Mr. John Wall, to France* Fryer. the loth intt., at Moomoalh, Mr. Water*, to Miss Jane Case. On the inst., the Rev. George St. John, Heury olley, Ksq., son of the late ...

... Ulhwuiid, both fur John Forster, From Dublin *the Lion, Cardigan, Lewis, 27, with 325 casks porter for Hupsill Brown. From John and Mary, of Milford, fcvann, 40, with 53 tons oats for I'hillpotts and Cu. From LoudomUrri/ *the Lovely, of Cardigan, Thomas, 37 ...

... Law, Sir Bethel Cod ring ton, Bart. Sir M. Hicks Beach, Bart, and lately Beach, Sir Charles Morgan. Bart. Sir John Duckworth, Bart. Sir John Raul. Bart, and Lady Raul, Rev. Sir J. 11. Seymour, Bun. Sherbrooke, Lady Seymour, Sir Matthew Wood, Bart. M. ...

... the 7th inst. aged 28 Charlotte Aulkin, of Alstone near Che » aud On the Oth iuat., at an advanced age, Mr. William ¢ is, as arm, Southem, near Cheltenham. round On the Mth inst., at Richard, third son of M oberts, of Southars Varm, near Chelten! Same day ...

... Given under our hands this twenty-eighth day of February, 1838. JOHN MORTON. Agent for the Eart of Ducrr. OBT. SNOW PAUL. GEORGE WATHEN. WM. MARMONT. JOHN CLUTTERBUCK. HENRY LEWIs. JOHN PEGLER. HENRY BURGH, Gloucester, Saturday, March i. At Wayward’s ...