... ulcers about his legs, arms, and body, who had tried all othse medicines before the arrival of yours, but all of which' did him no good, but yours cured him in about six weeks, ant he is quite restored to health and vigour.—Signed, John Martin, Chronicle ...

... but the court could not fix a day for resuming it. THE ROBBER:T. AT CARDIGAN.—The trial of Thomas C. Philips, for a robbery committed on the premises of Mr. Oliver Lloyd, Cardigan, between six and seven years ago, is postponed till the June assizes, ...

... two Momuses of the establishment have been seen during the week walking on Waterloo-bridge, with a large s4t-box under their arm, in the hope of catching one. We regret that goldfinches at this season of the year are so scarce, as report says that they ...

... Cornelia, Barbaringo, London Juno, Handcock, do Chace, Davey, Alonzo, Isabella, Alexander, do John Isabella, Albion, M*Kcnzie, do Bee, Wright, Zephyr, Ord, John Amelia, do Robert, Sims, Heron, light, fine. FOLKESTONE. Arrmd [March 24] from Wttentitch(«) ...

... adhered to. The vocalists were Miss Rainforlh, Miss Poole, Miss Dolby, Miss Dinah Jones, Mr. Atkins, John Parrv, Mr. Stretton, Mr. A. Leo, &c. Mr. Grattan Cooke ' (oboe), and Mr. F. Chattcrtou (harp), also contributed much to the enjoyment of the evening ...

... Bentinck’s John o’Gaunt, aged, lOst 4lb (Nat) 1 Mr. Osbildeston’s Stella 4 yrs 9st 21b .. Lord Wax nick's Roebuck yra 6st 101 b, Mr. Collett's Corranna 6 yrs lOst 4lb, and Mr. Manning's 5 121 b, also ran. Benin*—2 to lon Sorella, and John o'Gaont. Won ...

... , with such stanch, liberal, and influential supporters as Lords Spencer Che^- ' terfield, Southampton, G. Bentinck, and Cardigan, ' Sir C. Knightly, Colonel Anson, Messrs. Paynes and Bouverie (we make but a selection from a long list of patrons), with ...

... falling. !, The neat boat was hvtwesnl John Goodman, of Cornwall, and W. r Snec, of Devos, and in this match a display of tbesclence tank place i on each side, both men doing their heel, but they played tl~l t alt 0 John Maunder, another Devonian, and Goodman ...

... Anjer; Hope, from Liverpool for Ceylon, Feb. 24, lat. 2 N., long. 20 ; Rory O'More, March ofiFTnsVor; —by the John o’G.unt, at Liverpool. John Horton, of Liyerpool, for China, days, all well, Feb. 15. lat. 3 N., iony. 21 W., by the Brilliant, at Cove of ...

... demonstrate it to those who still affect to doubt it. The fortifications of Paris are menacing Paris, but once armed, Paris is enslaved, In proposing,to arm the forts our rulers call on France to declare if she is tired of the representative government, and ready ...

... demonstrate it to those who still affect to doubt it. The fortifications of Paris are menacing Paris, but once armed, Paris is enslaved, In proposing to arm the forts our rulers call on France to declare if she is tired of the representative government, and ready ...

... his protection. The case of John Brokenshire, the man who endeavoured to hoax his creditors into a belief that he had been drowned at Weston-Super-Mere, was again before the Insolvent Court and again adjourned At Monmouth, John Pritchard, was indicted for ...