... ividoxv of Mv, John Tliurston, of that ?? 05, ID Girosvenor-plsce, Chelteetanm, Mr. William Shhecklefordi anti, iii Arrbrsoli-strest, aged 7i, Mrs. Jane Little, fornierly at' Coils- Itam, Wilts-Mary. aed dlatighter of tSh' late John Morkan, Esq. of ...

... Gentlemen Valpy, Abraham John Woodlands, St. John's Wood-road Gentleman Viccary, John. 13, India-st., Edinburgh Gentleman Vincent, the Rev. Fred. Alfred-club,Alb'marlest Clerk Wakes, Rebecca M. Elms, Kingston - on - Thames Spinster Wales, John Southwald, Suffolk ...

... r, Mr. John Powell, to Mrs. Joan Watkins, of Glen. coed Llanddetty-At Llanfrynacli, Henry Daniel, second sonof the late Sir Henry Carden, orremplemore, ?? Rebecca, 3rd daughter of John Parry de Winton, Esq. Muesderwen, Bre- ?? Brecon, Mr. John Davies ...

... two; but on the 3rd day Mr. Potter .was attacked with fever-abscesses formed on his hand, whichl extended up the muscle of his arm and over his chest, causing great agonly death eventually put a period to his salffriugs. a fnd on Saturday his remains were ...

... Cleltenhamr-,at ?? Benjamin 3£. Thomas, Esq. of Foxd~svwu, Der on, to Jane, eldesj daughter of Thomas Rolt, Esq. of Gloucester; Mr. John BUr rows, ?? Sings, botcher, to Miss tHarnis, eldest loau of Mr. Harris, butcher, Cliettenhlansw: and M[r. Joseph lairnard ...

... atDonbeao, Wilts, Btlthia, widow of Dr. Gilbert Jackson, ?? 31, Elizabeth, relict of Mr. John Hayes, hairdresser, Glonceirtli aged 94, at the Masons' Arms, 'Mr. John Gillespie; also, Eiis.7 beth, wife of Mr. Buillock, King William ?? Cheltenhifnl Mary Teresa ...

... tis oneof thle arm, and also tile uglier part of the jawpar oftheskul, nd ro ofteehewere quits perfecte MRRTIYO,-ntens anxoty prvads b temiinds of all chasasat osciil a tothi reultof hearran'.emelits no5 pedigbfel hs aqi ?? n Sir John Gaest fo marquis ...

... formerly of Clydach-Aged li, Mr. Hopltin John, of }enclawvt farmer, formerly of tKilian, Gower-Urs. ainwaring, ,ife e. Mr. Joh:i M11inawaring, Carmarthen-Aged 26, at Nedlb, Xt Tliomtas Williams, cabinct-maker, Iin'g' Arms ?? 10, at NIaLeross-rectory, Elleil ...

... same subject. The rent fo- the week amounted to £35 8s. 4d. At another preliminary mectingof Irish Repeal meat- bers, Mr. H. Grattan has given notice of resolutions to prevent the export of corn, cattle, and provisions fromr Ireland, and thus, having cat ...

... revolting murder of a landlord In Tipperary. On Sunday morning last, as John Lowe, Esq., of Spring-house, between Tipperary and Cauer, was perambulating his lawn, he was set upon by several armed men, and was shot dead upon the spot. Mr. Lowe generally resided ...

... of ind the former society will take place at the Bath Arms hotel, iyCheddar, and that of the latter, at which the respected pro- eysident, the Rev. John Vane, will preside, at the Darlington ten Arms, Itedhill. On B3URGLARY.-OnI Monday night the house of ...

... neiglsboustr oppose each other. In a neb1e strug- gle, althiough titey met their countrysnen as enemies, they met them 'sviith arms in their hands. That was stot the case in the prescest state of Ireland (hear). The best landlords, who have sacrificed time ...