... Aug. I I-J. BRIItJACOMI3E, Monument street, Devonport, butcher. Aug. 10-- G. GOORD, York Tap, Brighton, tapster, Aug. 17-R. JOHN. SON, East Dereham, Norfolk, saddler, Aug. 17-R. C. ROSS, Qneen's ter ace. Bagnigge Wells road, late publican, Aug. 12-T. 1V ...

... Aug. 5-E. PARKER, Peach street, Liverpool, licensed victualler, Aug. J. CLA TER, Goose gate, Nottingham, baker, Aug. 13 - JOHN HUGHES, Fronhanlog, Llandennolan, Carnarvonshire, corn dealer, August 11 - EDWARD FA RDELL, Deeping St. James, Lincolnshire ...

... , the State might have the same amount of service for 500,0001. less money ; and that were the absurd system of drilling, arming, and accoutring Hindoos like Europeans abandoned altogether, should have a stronger 2 and a better army than at present, and ...

... receiving. either directly or indirectly, so much as one farthing from any party. are. Sir, your faithful servant, JOHN BROWN HEELES, Chairman. JOHN PAYNE, Deputy Chairman, August 2, 1847. SUFFERINGS OF EMIGRANTS TO CALIFORNIA Piles of papers from California ...

... Charles Napier, from St. John's, New Brunswick ; the Pictou, from St. Stephen's, New Brunswick ; the Riv.r- dale, nnd the Oregon, from Quebec ; and the Harriett and the William the Fourth, from Newfoundland. Bailed, tho John Edward, for Calcutta ; tho ...

... 6. There is not any opposition expected to the re-election of Sir John Walsh, Bart. Pemskoke, Saturday.—The election for this boroagh took pkoo to-dojr, wfaao tho old ■Mrtor, flkr John Ovob, vma oloctod, oot only witboat 00000 l tion. bat ana hit pmcnoo ...

... dissatisfied, and accordingly have pitched upon smile Mr. George John O'Connell to contest the county with Mr. Monsen, in the place of Smith O'Brien. But most assuredly Mr. George John will go wall-weed, nor is it improbable that Mr. M. may not head ...

... would fail ; all evening; the comm o d ore , t h e Earl of Cardigan, in the that is wanted is only Michael Angelo, with his true chair, supported by the vice and rear commodores as eye and stout arm, for architect., and-the old, stern, vice-presidents. Ilia ...

... Coleridge.) John Williams and Christopher Greenway, decent-look- ing labourers, were indicted for having, on the night of the 31st May la3t, in the parish of Aberystwith, feloniously and burglariously broken and entered the dwelling-house of John Thomas, ...

... EninGE.) John Williams and Christopher Greenway, decent-looking labourers, were indicted for having, on the night of the 31st May last, in the parish of Aberystwith, feloniously and burglariously broken and entered the dwelling-house of John Thomas, with ...

... returned. Carlisle.-Close of the poll John Dixon . * 479 W. N. Hodgson . . 471 P. H. Howard 440 Cardigan Bsrghs.-On Saturday, Mr Pryse Fryse was re-elected for these burghs, without opposition. Cardqiff-Sir John Nicholl re-elected, without opposi- tion ...

... WILTSHIRE, NORTH, Long (C), Sotheren (C). WALES. ANGLESEA, Lord G. F. Paget (L). BRECON, Watkins (C). CARDIFF, Dr. Nichol! (C). CARDIGAN, Pryle (I). CA RMARTURN, Morris (C)„ CARNARVON, Hughes (C). DENBIGH, Weq (C). FLINT, Sir J. Hugh.% y.)- FLINTSHIRE , si Mostyn ...