... Esq. Ashfield—Jan. Ist, at St. Helen's Rectory, Mr. John Palmer, London, to Emma, third daughter of Mr. Thomas Cox, of Worcester.—Lately, at Llanbadarnfawr, Mr. John Keeling, youngest son Mr. John Keeling, builder, Aberystwith, Eliza Jane, eldest daughter ...

... impostor, and examined before the Mayor, John Roberts, Esq. and committed to prison. The contents of his pockets proved to be two quids of tobacco. A melancholy occurrence took place at a beer-shop, the Farmers' Arms, in Plumley, about five o'clock on Saturday ...

... that the people were armed, and that he had seen the arms. Another declared that there was to be an aggregate meeting at Manchester, which it was expected would be attended by three hundred thousand persons, and many would be armed. Dr. Wade declared that ...

... as a mark of the victors, who sold the same for five shillings. Incautious Use of Fire Arms.—An extraordinary and fatal instance of the incautious use of fire-arms occurred on Wednesday week, near Bitton, in Glocestershire. A lad named Hatherell, aged ...

... thanks. The Agricultural Interest of the County of Cardigan was then given, to which John Davies, Esq., of Panlyvediven, returned thanks. David Lewis, Esq. then proposed the health of the Vice-President, John Miller, Esq., who returned thanks, well for this ...

... taken place between Mr. H. Grattan and Lord Brougham, respecting some expressions used by the latter in commenting on a speech of the former, reported in an Irish paper. Lord Brougham expressed sorrow for having given Mr. Grattan pain. Presentation op Plate ...

... them with arms. In order to be enabled to use these arms effectually, these bodies of men must, of course, be drilled, and since the publication of his Lordship's letter, the Chartists have been on the look out to detect any of the Russell Armed Association ...

... the Marquis of Londonderry and H. Grattan, Esq. M.P. without any fatal result. The cause of the meeting is explained in a correspondence which has been published in the daily papers, from which appears that Mr. Grattan wrote on Tuesday night to Lord L ...

... Guildhall, Ludlow, before W. Downes, Esq. the Borough Coroner, and a respectable Jury, on view the of Mr. John Carrier, late of the Charlton Arms Inn, Ludford. The deceased had a tumour growing on the right side his neck, and which was removed about two ...

... young persons of both sexes. On Sunday highly appropriate sermons were preached at All Saints 'church,'in this city, the Rev. John Venn the morning, and the Rev. C. Eckersall in the evening, or the benefit of the Schools for the Education of the Poortn the ...

... linpurtant alterations is the exchange of offices between Lord John Russell and Lord Normanby. With some few exceptions (mistakes in the commutation of sentences, arising from hasty judgment), Lord John has shown himself to especially adapted for the duties of ...

... living in the parish of Aughagallon, and county of Antrim, a man, named David M'Keveny, born without arms or legs, having only two short stumps in place of arms, and as to the legs, one is only a few inches long, with a diminutive, shapeless foot, without any ...