... esbury, Ellenborouegh, Hiaddington, Aberdeen, Liverpool, Jersey, Verulam, Harewood, Dalhousie, Clare, Powis, E Bathurst, Cardigan, St. Germans, Loandale, Ripon, Delawarr, Brounlow, Eildon, and Claunwilliam. Viscounts-Strangford, Hfuwarden, and Canning ...

... near Leeds* has been appointed steward of the extensive estates of the Earl Cardigan, in the County of York, in the place of Mr. Downs, who recently held that appointment. Lord John Uuasell bat arrived in London, accompanied by the Earl of Minto, from Minto ...

... nieoeof the Earl of Cardigan, took place yesterday morning, the church St. Mary, Bryanstone-square, in the presence of a select circle of frienda of both families. Ships for the Coast.—lt is reported that the America, SO, Captain the Hon. John Gordon, has been ...

... wending lis vac to the door ofthe vicarage. Please, sir, I've come for a license. License, John ! you don't require a license to bury your poor wife. John was abashed for the moment. Howy long, my good man, have you lived together as man and wife ...

... License. John? you dua require license to bury your poor wife. John was abashed for ibe moment. “How loeg. my good man, have you lived togethev as man and wife I** ** Please, sir, 25 years. But, sir, I thought of marrying Jane ** Marrying again, John, before ...

... Benjamin Haworth, .John Smith, Edward William Smith, Charles William Strickland, Robert Raikes, Thomas Prickett, John Conyors Hudson, and George Pelsant Dawson, Esquires, and~ the Reverend William Robinson Gilby, John Blanohard, John 1)obson, George Wray ...

... Alderman. EDWARD ACKROYD, Esq. THOMAS B]RKBECK, Esq. GEORGE BROWN, Esq. ISAAC CARR, Esq. JOHN HAWKINS, Esq. JOHN HODCSON, Esq. ROBERT HUTCHINSON, Esq. WILLIAM LAWSON, Esq. JOHN WILLIAM TOTTIE, Esq. ,- Dinner on the 'nble at Six o'Clock. Tickets, One Guinea each ...

... Literature. Class I.-Charles Thomas Erskin, B.A.; George Edward Greene, B.A.; John Tounson, B.A. ; Joseph Waite, B.A. Mathemsatical and Phyeicat Science. Class I.-John Pidder, B.A.; and John Gilby, B.A. FINAL EXAMINATION Fen TIHE DEROtEE OF B.A. Clasmical and ...

... seven years; John Greenwood, charged with the manslaughter of Joseph Rushworth, Bradford, to imprisoned until noon of Saturday next; Matthew Harbron, charged with having wounded John Holtby, at Knapton, to be imprisoned twelve months; John Falshaw, charged ...

... was completely crowded. Amongst the more prominent leader* or the movement present were, Smith O'Brien, M.P., Henry Grattan M.P ; . John O'Connell. M.P., the Lord Mayor, Aldermau Butler, N. Maher, M.P., I). O'Connell, jun., and large number of the “Young ...

... The Tradesman have agreed to close their Shops, end pro a Public Dinner iS to be provided by Mrs. A fkrill, of the Kieg's 0n Arms Inn, ia celebration of the opening of the Itallway. fro of BRIDLINTOTON. tfr Cunntidorable Improverneuth are anticipated, in ...

... of about eighteen, employed the Oxford and Kupby Railway, fell down, and a waggon passed over his arm and shattered it. the night of the accident the arm was amputated near the shoulder. He walked quietly from the place to the inn, talked coolly while ...