... of Mr. Thos. Preece both of nthe Is Sth inst. Mr. Seale, » Mary Ann, eldes Juughter of Mr. H. Re bota of Hereford.—Same da: John, elilest sono Mr. J. Gre >, Coul merchant, D ellest of Mr. butcher, all of Droitwieb,—On t inst. at Monmouth, Mr. J, Williams ...

... boats full spectators. After a very close struggle, the Cambridge men won by three-quarters of length. Device of Grattan to wake himself. —Grattan, the celebrated Irish barrister, was iudefatigably industrious. lie was so anxious not to lose a moment in sleep ...

... and rr Anderson, Esq. John Atkim. Ksq. James Bidden, Esq. Captain F. Brandreth Vice Robert Honymao Benjamin Hill, Esq. Alexander Robertson IMPORTANT AND Jobu Johnson, Esq. Alderman Kennetii Kuipford. Esq. John M'Guffie. Esq. John Maclean Let. Esq. J. ...

... the Education of the Poor in the Principles of the Established Church. Lord Cardigan and the Eleventh Hussars. short lime back an evening parly was given by the Karl of Cardigan, hich, as usual, several Officers of the regiment were invited. In the course ...

... him to be rated for the latter place. Retained. Samuel Dix, Old Bath road, objected to by the Whig-Radicals, was retained, John Surman Cox, objected to by the Liberals, was retained for a stable and coach house in the Bath Villa mews, a successive occupation ...

... with a Plan of the Estate, may be had gratis, at the Mansion House, at Southrop; of Messrs. Jones, Trinder, and I Tridway, +1, John Street, Bedford Row, London; and of Mr. Mullings. Solicitor, Cirencester, Gloucestershire, to whom applications to purchase ...

... Southrop; of Messrs. Jones, Trinder, and ‘The Directors reserve to themselves the right of appropriating the Tridway, No. 1, John Street, Bedford Row, London ; and of Shares in such manner as they may deem most conducive to the Mr. Mullings. Solicitor, ...

... ry Barracks ; and, as soon as Major Rotton and © Forrest and John W. Reynolds had arrived from Chichester. the whole of the Officers uf the regiment were ordered to be assembled ; and Sir John addressed them to the fol be Owit an by requesting the serious ...

... to the other girl + told what she had seen, ber arms, eyes, and legs would rot otf. The consequence of this threat upen 30 young a mind may be She has been haunted Ly strange tancics stace her legs and arms rotting off, and it was with dithculty she would ...

... were occupied by four o'clock; soon after which hour Mr. Marshall took the chair. Among those present were—Mr. Hume, m.p. Mr. John Williams, m.p. Sir Geo. Stric’ land, m.p. Mr Sharman Crawford, Mr. Roebuck, Mr. Gully, Mr. Hardy, of Biiksgaie, Mr. Middleton ...

... book has been put into our hands headed “Newfield Stone Works;” the object of is to raise a fund in behalf of two men named “ John and George Wilks.” From information which we have received, we have every reason to believe these men are impo THE ‘oor ar ...

... shores l-y the help of such kite, having the line mr bis arms (or support. have been making an aristocratic riot at canterbury Their names are Bying Doherty, Edmond uoherty, John Allgood, and John Goddard; and they are caiieu in the report Captains in ine ...