... of upwards of eight hundred black bottles, the horror of fiord Cardigan. on the tables was novel and singular. With a jolly fall bottle each man was certainly, on this occasion, arm'd, and his heart was, of course, warm'd. The stewards paid ...

... May 8, 1841 LOCAL IN .TEttiGENCE. The Rev. John Newton — Peill, B. D., who recently () eiated as curate of All Saints' Church, in this town, been presented to the Rectory of St. Botolph, Cambridge. It will be seen, by an advertisement in this day's paper ...

... May 8, 1843. LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. arh at ,i ng een. vitt' The Rev. John Newton — Peill, B. D., who recently officiated as curate of All Saints' Church in this town. has been presented to the Rectory of St. Botolph, Cam. bridge. It will be seen, by an ...

... opinions of magistrates. Mr. Henry Grattan tendered his resignation, avowing his opinions to be in favour of Repeal. The reply was, that the resignation would be accepted, if M r . Grattan attended a Repeal meeting. Mr. Grattan replied, and the resignation ...

... hight Lord MnLnouRNE presented a petition from a Missionary a '• be d to be Lenguid ; for, although ma,nufaCtinners ape ear John Bramhall aod Hobert Preston, were, on Friday, committo a voter was cote- ���-5 MY sal e ' Society in Leicester disapproving of ...

... Allen, a Liverpool woman, was committed to the flou..e of Correction for six months, for breakiog the ri:idows of the King's Arms public-houge on Saturday week. The prisoner since the sth of December, 1835, has suffered twenty-six months' imprisonment, ...

... engagement. The meeting was addressed by Mr. Peter Hughes. Mr. White, a woollen operative, Mr. Henry Grattan, M.P., Mr. Harrison. chandler, Mr. John Griffin, shoemaker, Mr. Steele, Mr. Burke, Mr. Shelly, tailor, Mr. O'Connell, Mr. Lynch, weaver, and Mr ...

... at Goongorrah, Lower Hawkesbury, by the Rev. W. Clarke, M.A., JOHN SELKIRK, Esq., of Sydenham College, Macdonald River, eldest son of the late Rev. Thomas Selkirk, incumbent of St. John's, Bury, in this county, and chaplain to the Earl of Dunmore, to ...

... covenant to levy a fine irom the conveying parties, to John Brougham, the uses of which to be to John Brougham, , his heirs and assigns for ever. 2. Chirograph of Fine of the premises in question, between John Brougham, plaintiff, and the conveying parties, ...

... Foresters presented, through their chief ranger, Brother Lawrence Mackenna, a silver medal, with an inscription, to Brother John Melling. as an acknowledgment of his excellent services as secretary. Some pleasing addresses were delivered and many toasts ...

... Andrew Doyle, the barrister who lately married the youngest daughter of Sir John Easthope, Bart., M. P., is the new editor of the Morning Chronicle, vice Dr. Black. Sir John Easthope is a principal proprietor of the Morning Crironicle. ULTIPLICATION.—A ...

... recent charge against Lord Cardigan : — We regret that our journal should have been the medium of putting into circulation the article which appeared on the Bth instant, from a correspondent, adverting to the Earlof Cardigan having placed under arrest ...