... vicar. Mr. Thomas Grindell, ju»., of Edenhall. near Colefbrd, to Mias Mary Ann Jonea. niece of John Harris. Esq., of Lydbrook. Feb. 16, at Bristol, John, eon Mr. Henry Collett, grocer, of Cbedworth. to Miss Mary Anne Silk, grocer, of Bnatol, aeeoud daughter ...

... was p! in the hospital ward, and put under the doctor’s care immedi- diately. He continued ill until his death, on Wednesday. John Smart, brother of the deceased, deposed.—tI am a gun- maker, and reside at No.1, Winchcomb-street ; deceased was also a -maker ...

... Albert honoured the Theatre Royal. Hayroarkct. with their presence, to witness the performance of the Shrrijf of Utt County, Mr. John Parry, and Gramdfttkrr Her Majesty and Prince Albert, attended select suite, went to the French play on Monday evening. Her ...

... the detained note, requested the grocer's presence at Cardigan, who, on proceeding j thither, identified Phillips, and he was committed for trial. | Marlborough Street Police Court, on Thursday, John Green was charged with stealing case containing ten gold ...

... for rrfusing to work to malutain his family. .. A young man, named John Holloway, son of a farmer of West Buckla:.d, Devon, lately drowned Itimseif in a quarry on Ins father's (arm, while under the depression which commonly followed his drinking fits ...

... - Tho I h Morris, Birmingham, victualle Bi eal ordshire, grocer, at the Court of — mingham. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. John Sims and John Hyett, Glouees ershite owners, — Thomas Oldham and William Grimes, J wickshire, and elsewhere, millers.—Edw. Bryant ...

... 4 wine, for Martin and Co.; puns 10 nuu, for Kent and Buns; general cargo, for Gopsill Brown. From W. >mouth-the Vigo, of Cardigan, Davies, 58, with qr* barley, for and Co. From Colchester-tbe Brother*, Newquay, Them as, with 830 ...