... 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 ...

... swith abeauty and precision whicls we vainly look for trinsic ?? Envgiand in charts mony times larger.-Britannia. - L DON: -GRAT.TAN and GILBERT,51, PATiERNOSTUR-ROW. ?? - Ordersreceivfd b ?? ' . . .7 NATZOXNAL LOAN FUND, P LIFE ASSURANCE, & DEFERRED ANNUITY ...

... 101, Mr. John Davis-At Ashburton, stata advanced age, Miss Elizabeth Glanville-In St. James's palace, agead 71, Sir 'l'homas Mash-Aged 25, Margaret, eldest dau. of ; ir. David Evans, of Swansea-Aged 85, Mr. D. Richards, Iof the ?,Iansel Arms, Llanarthney-Mrs ...

... Jame'sPoole, 'Lin., Dowry Terrace. Cheltela:-aMr. William -laynes, Royal Hotel. ienceeter. ..John Williamson, .-Duraegand Ulea ?? John Fisher. I Gloucester . John Elliott, Solicitor. Leechiade ?? ?? J. C. Lockwood. Newnham. ?? D., Bisp, Broad Oak, near lestbury ...

... The Earl of GLENGALL prefaced a motion for certain re- turns relative to the registration of arms in Ireland, by details of various outrages connected with arms, and asked whether it was the intention of her Majesty's government to alterthe| law in this ...

... 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 ...

... their lordships. ARMES-I RE LAND. The Marquis of NOaMAscusy, in answer to observations I made by the Earl of Glengall, said that the officers of police in Ireland bad received strict injunctions to search for and seize all unregistered arms in Ireland. Lord ...

... Jane, wife of Mr. John French, late relieving offcer of Trowbeidge- Axed 75, Mrs. R. Webb, of Atwortb, motherof Dr. ebb, ?? 'At Pencarreg, Cardigan, aged SB, Jeminsa, relict of Mr. T. Davies, hop-merchant, near LampeterAt Cardigan, the Rev. J. Bllackwell ...

... Goodenough Hayter, Esq. Rolert Palk, Esq. E . 'John Louis. Prevost, Eq Cbarles Joinston, Esq. ?? Sabi 'oSreith t Esq. Jolin Tnojkdod KembleEaq' LEfqh'ant'Thomas, Esq. Jolui G. Shaw Lefeyre, Esq. Dea', TRUSaiTEES. 'John Deacon, Esq.Join G. Shaw lefevre, ?? Charles ...

... Lansdown, Normanbv, anti Clanri- carde ; the Earls of Albemarle, Falmouth, Elaon, Minto, Clarendon, Shafteabtury, Fingal, Cardigan, Charleville, add Scarborough; -Viscounts, Melbourne, Durncannon ; Lords, Hill, Porinvas, Seaton Keane, Barham, Lilford, ...

... than usual. All speculations on the subject are unfpunded, and necessarily premature.- Globe. A MINISTER s LmISuiE.-Lord John Russell has been reposing, after the fatigues of the session, at Naworth Castle, in Cumberland. Last Saturday evening week ...

... (Lord Cardigan) f has co ntrived to place himself in collision. This officer is 9 also Captain Reynolds, of the I11th Hrisssrs. I-Iis name is Richard Anthony Reynolds: he it is of whom it is under-I stood, amongst other things, that Lord Cardigan said ...