... Butler,lieutenantofthe lon.CorpsofGentleraenat Arms; Sir Benjamin Brodie, 1art., sergeantrsurgeon to the Queen; the Attorney-General, Sir Thomas Reeve, standard-bearer to the hononrable corps of Gentlemen-at-Arms; the Princi- pal Chaplain toher Majesty's Forces ...

... Shorthoam Capet, Church-street, Newv Sboroblam, Sussex. John Tribe, saaeyinlendent-reglstrar. Siloam Chapel, Verwick, Cardigan, Caleb Lewis, saperIntendent- DECLARATION OF INSOLVENCY. Fan. 2G.-JOHN NOBLE, of Brighouse, auid JOSEPH NOBLE, of Atdalton, Yorkshire ...

... the Lord Chancellor, Marquess of Lansdoewe, Viscount Drneannon, Lord John Russell, Viscount Palmereton, Marquees of Normanby, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Earl of Mi;to, Sir John Hlob- house, Lord Holland, Mr. Poulett Thomson, Viscount Howick, and ...

... 31, at eleven, at the Black lion Inn, Cardigan-No. Shoudld Cavenagh, William Browns, end Henry Browns, of Bath and Bristol, bankers, July 17, at one, at the York House, Ba4th-Ttomats Chapman, James Browa, and John Thomas Brown, of Birmingham, coach.,neoters ...

... March 28 and May S, at twelve, at the Court of Bankruptcy. Mr. Abbott, official asignee; aud Mr. John Harman, solicitor, Bennett. street, Blackirflars. JOHN MARTiN, of Toubrddge-wells, builder. March 27, at twelve, and May S, at eleven, at the Court of ...

... paper of the 12th inst. has just come into my possession, giving publication to a letter from an Individual of the name of John J3rent, of Canterbury, imputing to six officers of the 11th Light Dragoons an ulleged outrage upon him on the 5th of lest ...

... Duke's Arms Inn, Marlborough -Briggs Carlili, of Scuilcorntes, YorkshIre, merchant, November 27, at eleven, at the George-Inn, Kingston-upon.Rull-Henry Huddle- s to n Byron, of Lincoln, corn-merchant, Novomber 16f, at eleven, at the City Arms Hotel, ...

... submit to Lord CARDIGAN, that there is all the difference in the world between telling men they are blackguards before their conduct shows that they men tedl that appellation, and after its justice is placed beyond all doubt. Let Lord CARDIGAN make the case ...

... General Lord Hill. The lion. E'!ivard Blutlet, lieutenant of the Honourable Corps of Gentlemen tat Arms, on his marriage, by the Cap- taill L')rtl Foley. Sir John Morillyol Wilson, on being appointed a Compe- aion of thc Most lionoirable Military Order of the ...

... ds. for my unchristian proceeding In violating the laws of God, by accepting a challenge and fighting a duel with Mr. H. Grattan. That any action of mine should so far iinterest the great body of clergymen who have signed the ldocument, must be to me ...

... Yorkshire, scribbling ?? 8torr, John Nortimer, and John Samuel Hunt, of New Bond-street, ?? (o for au regards Paul Starr)-Thomas Anderson, of Manchester, Adam Anderson, of H uddersfield, William Thorburn, of Manchester, and John Tyne, of Paddock, near Hudderasfeld ...

... 100 men had lauded from a schooner (supposed -to-be from the American shore), a little below Cobourg. >They wore heavily . armed, and had laid a plot to idutdot'MeVIS Boulten, R. Henry, and te rob the bank. SThe men of Cebourg marched out against the ...