... Bristol. Addresses to her Majesty against the recent popish appoint. ments in the state, have been adopted at Bristol. Bath, Maidstone, Hemel Hempstead, Tring, and other places, and for. warded to the Protestant Association in London. OF THE 11TH LIGHT DRAGOONS ...

... Tuesday last a party of noblemen and gentlemen met to have some pigeon shooting, viz., Lord Al ;d, Captain McDonald, Sir Charles Kent, and a Mr Lovell, who is a lieutenant in the first regi- ment of Life Guards. The last-namnd gentleman had got the butt end ...

... family trade. Apply letter, post paid, to B. S.. at Bleasrs. Fuller and Thornhlll’c, Wholeaale Btatlouerm. Brewer street. Golden-square. TO EiS’CH-POLISHERS.—Wanted good HAND In the above line—constant employment and good wages given. Apply Portable-desk ...

... , associations, ami palavers full operation ; all tanks and denominations of Tories ate ranting, and roaring, and housing •boot the country in support of the Corn l-aus, and for the do» of liberalism. hope ministers ; are not asleep, 'e uant a few good ...

... th a t the robbery was effected about a mile from Congleten. The box was deposited in the hind boot, and when the coach drove up to the - inn door, the boot door was open and the box gone. The box was • found next day in a field a few miles from Congleton ...

... Stovin, the Hon. Colonel Grey, Sir George mi ss Quentn, and Baroness Lehzen. This morning her a l Highness the Duchess of Kent, the Princes Ernest and pert of Sane Coburg, Lady C. Dundas, Lord A. Paget, and Kolowrath left the Castle for town, to pay ...

... Parlia ment-street; S.D. Robinson, M.D.Cheltenham; E H. 'Alinatt M. D., Wallingford ; E. Stoddart, Esq., Surgeon, No. 32, Golden! square; R. Higham, Esq., Surgeon, No. 279, Regent. street ; Charles Tunaley, Esq., Surgeon, Camden-town; John Comely' Esq ...