... W'ilts ?? Worcester ?? Yoark; City an I AInsty ?? Eaot Riding ?? North Riding ?? U sst Riding ?? _e WAEI.S. ?? Brecon .. .. Cardigan ?? Carmaerthen ?? Carnarvon ?? .D'ebigb ?? Flint ?? Glamnorgne ?? Merioneth ?? ?? Pembroke. Radnor. ?? Deduct last ?? TOTAL ...

... , Surrey, chemist. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. John Hooper and Thomna Bevan. of Queen-street, CheapsIde. London, ?? Vickers, jun., and John Nuttall, jun., of bt auchester, dealers In cotton ?? Harrison and John Gre-n, of Atherton,.. Lancasirre, belt-make ...

... Demerarat; Elba Aan, Roger.I, from St. John'%, Newv Brunswick. Cage~teo SEPT. 25.-Aried the Jarnea Lemon, Legg, from Hon. daraas- Hannah, Bridges, frontditto. DsoOUgnA, SEPT. 23.-At'rived the Lady Douglas, from St. John'si, New Brunswick. dth 1- 1 ?? from ...

... sensation was created in town yesterday by the arrival of Messrs. Ellice, L. G. Brown, R. H. Norval, John Macdonald, John L. Gramit, John Bry.. son, John Ross, - Houndslow, IDavid Nor- mand, Dr. Surveyor, and another whose name we did not learn, about whose ...

... the inhta- cot bitants, to leave this at five o'clock this morning, and go tic there to search for arms, not without hopes of taking pro Miotteg Some arms were taken and two leading Vol agitators brought in, who remain for examination ric to-morrow. I also ...

... Baok is this month occupied wilts iistoilcaI remttnlsoenlces of Mire. WVeils and John Edwin ; and there Is anotbrer hurlget of the amuastrg 'Papers of a Gentlemnin at Arms, by Browntigg. Douglas Jerrold has the lrat psot of an Irnterestinrg hrouseirold ...

... Pictures from the pen of L. E L. ir. .Quin contilues his researches into Ancient Days, and elicits some wonderful discoveries. Grattan finishes hisi powerful portrait of the fate of a gambler In ily First Visit to Brussels ; and An-Old Friend ?? a New ...

... worthy of Mr. Grattan's lien its conclueion will be awaited eagerly. Recreations in Nntural History, and Ancient Days, by the gifted amthor of Nourmahal, are as valuable as they are Interest. log. The' Papers of a Gentleman at Arms contatn erimch ...

... Carmartben and Borough, Saturday, November 17. PE~ICI BKOaUSrIXns-At Haverlordwest and Town, Monday, Nov. 1S. CARsIoANRSUIRN-At Cardigan, Wednesday, November 21. BREioCNOCSHIIRS-At BrecLu, Frlday, November 23. At the CITY of BRISToL, Alonday, November 26. S ...

... that MIAllum was not suffi- ciently identified. The next vote impeached was that of John Tall, mar- chant, for bribery. John Heady, the proprietor of the Carpenters' Arms, de- posed that lie went to Linwood's house, in which the dis- trict committee of ...

... combat these I rt ,would be by arming and favouring the population I ts of towns, and setting the dregs of the streets to 10 resist the beggars of the mountains. But the ie precious Ministry of Spain has a terror of arming LT or encouraging national guards ...

... noble lord (loard John Russell) stated on a forrmcr occasion that one of tire main iaducereness ?? tire cgovernment had to sarrctisir this re,~oludton was to Ire found in tire universality orI its reception [hear, hear!], lie (Lord John Russell) stated ...