... proceedings ol this M’Bayne, Esqrs. . , llt , pio, of Mrs. Organ, newslooked forward to will, no ordinary degree ofcunowiy, Oliver John Dell, by) .j th e sun. of 3*.. her pro' 'i !ii i arties «ere eager to learn what further concewioni acentt * charged with olhe ...

... to Wilton, in order to inflict the above summary punishment. Post-horses were ordered, with which they reached the Pembroke-Arms hotel; then, watching their opportunity, a message was forwarded to the curate’s residence, soliciting an interview on the ...

... Cleltenhamr-,at ?? Benjamin 3£. Thomas, Esq. of Foxd~svwu, Der on, to Jane, eldesj daughter of Thomas Rolt, Esq. of Gloucester; Mr. John BUr rows, ?? Sings, botcher, to Miss tHarnis, eldest loau of Mr. Harris, butcher, Cliettenhlansw: and M[r. Joseph lairnard ...

... who is not the only one who has committed himself since the last time we wrote. His unhappy genius has again incited Lord John Russell to compose a letter, which is nominally a reply to the Clergy of Bedford, but is really intended for Henry of Exeter ...

... Y subject of marking figures on the arms and hand, a practice a common amongst.seanmen, and be pulled off his jacket (in e which was the property in question) for the purpose of cx- hibiting a mark on his right arm, which he had himself made w with his ...

... led the police force, and. in the thick of very heavy fire, dispersed the Riband party, and took 38 prisoners, most of them armed with pikes, muskets, sit has mounted on poles, and other deadly weapons, who were all conveyed into Kathfriland that night ...

... memorandums, was stolen therefrom. English Rogues and American Vigilance— John Pepper, lateclerk in the employ of Mr.T. D. Alston, tanner, of Chalkwell, near Siltingbournc, and John Taylor, cattle dealer, of Leeds, who had proceeded Aim rica, the former ...

... state of the county of Cardigan canuot be belter shown than by the following manifesto, issued by the Lord-Lieutenant and a full bench magistrates, and extensively posted throughout that eouniy •‘TO THE INHABITANTS OF THE COONTT CARDIGAN. •• Whereas the laws ...

... DODWESTSC ENTELLZENCE. IRISH REGISTRATION BILL.-Mr. Henry Grattan gave notice on Saturday that he would move a call of the-house on the motion for going into committee on Lord Stanley's Irish registration bill. The order for going into committee stands ...

... Gentlemen Valpy, Abraham John Woodlands, St. John's Wood-road Gentleman Viccary, John. 13, India-st., Edinburgh Gentleman Vincent, the Rev. Fred. Alfred-club,Alb'marlest Clerk Wakes, Rebecca M. Elms, Kingston - on - Thames Spinster Wales, John Southwald, Suffolk ...

... Karl of Ellen bnbocuh moved for return of all the arms and ammunition seized or surrendered in Ireland between the Utb of March and the Uth of April, and remarked on the reports of the manufacture of arms with which the Irish papers were tilled. wished ...

... Tr*- , of a daughter. 14, Mr*. John Stockham. Limekiln-lane, of daughter. MARRIAGES. Aug. 7, St. Andrew'* Church. Plymouth, Mr June* Wmod, jun., solicitor, of Liverpool, to Bu**n Ann Vivian, eld Ml daughter of Mr. John Vivian, civil engineer, of Devon ...