... Clive, M.P. ., 501. John Goughi, Esq. 501. Captetin lInge, 501. the Earl of I Bradford,:301. C. B. Adderley, Esq. 251. Sir F~rancis Law- I ley, 251. James Watt, Esq. 251. J. II. 1H. Foley, Esq. 251. ?? Lord Hatlerton, 211. Evelyn John Shirley, Esq. M.P ...

... British force from Bombay and Bengal, under Sir John Kease, takes possession of his throne at Candahar. 9 The redoubt Guardanstuo is takea by Espartero, with 300 prisoners. 10 Destruction by fire of the John Bcull steamer, with the loss of several passengers' ...

... daughter of the late Rtobeirt VauX, Esq. Of W~est L Greoen H-ouse, Tottenham. til CLERGYMEN DECEASED. of May 19, at Cardigan, the Rev. .John Black-wcll, A.B. co ?? olge nthsUiversity, and Vicar of BE Mae~vPibrksie gd42 years. The Livin,, A Ma o ?? Afe AccM ...

... nEACONS. Jamies Alexander Hamilton, B.A. Balliol.W John Readied Scott, B3.A. Balliol.'I Edward Matthiew Pickford, Brazeni-Nose. t John Lemnas, B.A. Worcester. George Thistletlcwaite, M.A. Brazcn-Nose. l Johns Slatter, B.A. Liineol'i. lo William Buckley Gralham ...

... Oswald were drivin a] Fridlay afternoon in Park-lane, one of the horses fell and a] carriage upset, by which Lady Oswald's arm was broken' t -it was immediately set, and her Ladyship doing wvell.-b Prince Jerome Binonaparte arrived last week at Burlington ...