... 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, ...

... James ; and John Cottle, 2 in., destroying fish, the property John Penned, at Malmesburv. For Trial:—John Lewis, stealing a bed, two quilts, pillow, and various articles of apparel, the property William Gingell, at Yatton Keynell; and John Davis, violently ...

... National Guard of Paris, has already 111,000 signatures, whilst it is supposed that there are not more than National Guards under arms in tlie capital. The legitimists join eagerly in signing the petition. At Strushiirg similar petition has been prepared, and ...

... appointed the Hun. George Edgecombe, now Secretary to the Legation in Switzerland, to be Secretary to tiie Legation at Hanover; John Henry David Frazer, Esq., now first attache to the Embassy at Vienna to be Secretary the Legation Florence ; and Arthur Charles ...

... seaman like agility lu the lop yarn-arm commenced speech, invoking liherilitv the part of bis spectator*, and haring ' ascertained that his coadjutors had presented the plate every looker-on, poised himself on yard-arm, height of at least (10 feet, and ...

... neclf | Colev, Coroner, on the body of Thomas Merri wath, post-chaise boy at the Bell, who was tound dead in the wing the City Arms on Sunday It appeared that he was aturday afternoon, US, House the greater part of S tipsy, went into the stable to sleep 5 ...