... WATLINGTON, Nov.21. WATLINGTOx BALL.-The aniual g:mand ball took place at the Hare and Hounds last nighlt, and bat for the lamellntable-deatli of MIrs. Parker, which has suddenly plunlged into the deepest affliction many families of the neighbouring nobility and gentry, the attendance would have been more numerously attended than ever before remembered, (under the melancholy ?? there being ...

... I3AMPTON, DrCEIIIwn 19. Atr. Henry Saint John Bullen, eldest son of our much respected neighbour, Mr. Ilullen, received his diploma as a4emiber of the Uoyal College of Surgeons on Monday. Died, on the Ntlhl of Augnust last, at Philadelphia, Isaac Clarke, an enmigrant from Aston, near this town, to America: fracture of the spine, by a carriage passing over him on the rai4road, was the cause of ...

... AI3INGDON, JinL 27{. *Cumulusw UJeoN Socig'rv.- On Tuesdayy last at meeting tof the Chlurch Union Society wsva held in this town; the Venerable thie Archdeaconl of Ilerkis in thle chair. The business commlenced with the p~rayers of the Society after which the accounts for the last year were audited, and the amount. of the subscriptions declared, when, amnongst others, the following grants were ...

... MULTUrUI IN PARVO.-Her Majesty took an airing Saturday in pony phaeton, accompanied ?? Barham -Lord Melbourne, Duke of Devonshire, larelioness of Clanricarde, Lord Hill, Earl ol Suirrey, and Lord Dun- cannon arrived at the Castle oln a visit to her Majesty- Earl and Countess of Uxbridge, and Ladies Eleonora and Constance Paget also joined dinner ?? Majesty, distinguished visitors, and Royal ...

... ?? ?? HOUSE OF LORDS-'riURSDAY. 1 The Bishop of ExETRm prcsented somie petitions against the Poorl lawv Bill. He shculd be absent when the bill came into F the House. but if he were present lie should earnestly co-operate 1 with their Lordships in ameniding it, and controlling the powers of the Poor Law Commissioners. lje objected more particularly n to the bastardy clauses, which had not ?? ...

... BURFi ORD, Di.CEzxnmn 11, . I r. ?? ?? Anderson, the celebrated mono-dramatist, belonging to the comedians now at Witney, gave an en- tortainment in his pwculiar art to the inhabitants of this town last Wednesday evening. The room was well at- tended and the comipahy milch gratified. We understand lie takes his. benefit at the former place one day next week, when there is little doubt every ...

... NOMINATION OF SIIERRIF1S. ?? - A - a.. t . [to Bedfse'rd7hi.e-Arthur Macnamara/, of Eaton Dray, Esq. ; Wmn. Frederick Drown, of Dunstable, Esq.; and William Suteliffe, ;9. of Great Dramingliam, E sq. !sq Bcrkshb-a-HIinry HIipesiley, of Lainborn Place, E sq. ; John et Jesse Bulkeley, of Lindon Hill, Esq.; and Sir Henry Russell, of Sevallowfield, Dart. Bucks-John Peter Dearing, of The Lee, Esq.; ...

... PRFFE1C5F ENTS. -t 1 ' To f . St 'The Rev. Edw. HawIkins, M. A. Curate of Taynton, to the Perpetual Curacy of Coleford, in the Forest of P~enli, vacant by the resignation of the Rev. T. Dowell. Patron, the Loid Bishop of Gloucester and Bristol. 'T he Rcv. Giles Daubency to the Rectory of Lidiard Tregooze, Wilts, vacant hy the death of the Rev. l. IMliles. Patron, Mrs. Collins, of Betterton. ...

... The follolving extract of a letter from an officer of the Rolbert Small, dated iu that ship, off the Cape of Good lope, the 20th of October, 1839, aj)poars in the papers of to-day. Tlhe Roberl StaIIu sailel tfrom London last Augtist. A very singular case has been discovered on board our ship. We bave detected a young lady irn the person of a sailor who has (lone duty with our crew front the ...

... UIULTUnl IN PAnvO.-HlCr Majesty walked on Terrace Saturday, attended by Lord Melbourne, Earl of Errol, Earl F'ingal, and Marchioness of Normnanby-Duchess of Sutherland, lion. C. Howard, and Lord Alfred Paget arrived and joined the Royal dinner ?? her Majesty, Duclhess of Kent, and Royal suite attended divine service in St. George's Chapel, and afterwards plronienaded on New Terrace-dinner ...

... LONDON, OcToDEE 15. MULTUtI IN PAnvo.-HIer Majesty, accompanied by Duchess of Kent, Princes Ernest and- Albert of Saxe Coburg Gotha, Lords Melbourne and Palmerston, and numerous party' left the Castle on horseback Saturday afternoon, entering the Great Park by Long Walk, and rode in direction of Cumberland Lodge and Sandpit Gate, Hon. Mrs. Campbell and Hon. Miss Cox following in pony ?? Friday ...

... LOND)ON-FRIs>.S, APRIL 19. In the H~ouse of Comnmons, last night, several petitions werel p)resented in favour of' Mr. IROwhuld H~ill's plan of postage * also for and against M~inisters on. ?? question of the Irish Government. 'rhe ?? dlebate on the state of Ireland \vas ye- sunled for the fourth time, M~r. M. J. O'Coulnell having opened the ?? an extended debate, in w:hich theC followving ...