... 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 ...

... the Countess of Surrev the Countess Grosvenor, and Lord Francis Egerton. ' Death Sir John Ei.lev.—By tho death of tliat pliant Waterloo hero, Lieut.-General Sir John Elley, which took place at his seat near Amesburv, in Wilts, on Wednesday week, the Colonelcy ...

... arrangements for entering into the lltli Dragoons, commanded by the Earl Cardigan, better known as the Lord Brudenel of the celebrated court martial against Captain Walheu. The Earl of Cardigan had given his assent to the entrance of Captain Smith into his regiment ...

... Capua) had arrangements the 1 till Dragoons commanded of Cardigun better Rrudenel tne celebrated martial against Captain The Cardigan his to the entrance of Captain his having however previously ascertained from officer that he unmarried the arraugeraents ...

... notice, on the part of Mr. V. S»i»ith, that, on February Ith, would move for Committee oil Church Leases*; that, on the Lord John Russell would present papers to the House relating to Education in this country ; that, the 15th, the Noble Lord would move ...

... of tbe address. In relation to the state of the navy, your lore ships, I sure, have seen with pleasure the answer that S i John Barrow has declared—and in opinion ineontrovertibly proved that so far from our naval resources being in a diminishct i or ...

... 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 ...

... and her Highness. The Bishop of St. has instituted the Rev. John Thomas, P. Curate, of Liangain, to the Rectory of Liandilo-Abercowin, Carmar- thenshire, vacant by the death of the Rev. John Grittiths, This is the first case in which the Benefices Pluralities ...

... PARLIAMENT HOUSE COMMONS Friday Feb 8 Mr to the of part of Lord Durham’s report the Timet and asked John Kusell how which in would House Commons ? John Russell that the publication the Timet astonishment a draft of the report in incomplete delivered to ...

... 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 ...