... been clothed most unostentztiously with every article that comfort and ncatness may require; the girls by the Countess of Cardigan, the boys by the Earl. The poor, in sickness and distress, are visited by her lady- ship with a benevolent heart. The castle ...

... Operative Conservative Society, will be held on Monday Evening next, the Ith inst. at the house of Mr. Wm. Baxter's, the Town Arms Inn, in the Pocklinzton’s Walk, in this town; the Chair will be taken at half-past seven o'clock. On Thursday weck, Mr. Peter ...

... sideration.” Mr. T. Duncombe gave notice, that, in case of Lord John resolution being carried, he would move an amend- ment to the effect that further reforms in Parliament were expedient. Lord John Russell postponed from Monday next till Monday, the 29th. ...

... eny ex} vence at the election.— From « Correspondent. Evecrion.—In the event of a dissolution of Parliamént, Mr. John Norris, late of St. John’s House, near this town, awd Mr. Robert Alexander, barrister, have been mentioned as coming forward on the To ry ...

... at Mr. Wm. the Town Arms Inn, in Pocklington’s Walk, in this town, at eight o'clock. A meeting of No. 9, Operative Conservative Society, will be held on Monday evening next, 2$th of July, at Mr. Robert. Adcock’s, the Musician's Arms, in the Belgrave- gate ...

... high. Rack of arms, “ Waterloo ;” and * Paris.” On the left, having erossed the front of the Dais— Rack of arms, &c.—“ Seringapatam.” “‘ Assaye. Pictures of Le Brun, from the Louvre. Tapestry —Scene from the Battles of Alexander. Rack of arms, &c.—* Roleia ...

... mice: An inquest was held on the body, before Mr. John Gregory, oti Monday last: when the jury returned a verdict of “ Accidental Death.” An Inquest was held at Hinckley on Friday last, betore Mr. John Gregory, jun. Coroner, on the body of an illegiti- ...