... interest in the wages of the state and that he was the hireling of the enemy to be overthrown as much the soldier but with arms more insidious There is doubt on the other hand that endowment would raise the character and conduct of the priests according ...

... not make the most remote allusion to the subject. Lord Cardigan and his Officers. —We are authorised to state, with reference to certain animadversions upon Lord Cardigan, originating in the John Bull newspaper of the 11th instant, and copied into some ...

... under examination before the magistrate. A juror here wished to ask Sir John whether, before Bath, he said anything to any member of his family respectm} his loss ? Sir John replied that he did not, because he thought it woult only necessary to ...

... ironmonger. Carmarthen. to Letitia, third daughter of Mr. John Prickett, chinadealer. Haverfordwest At Newcastle Emlyn, Mr. Benj Jonea, farm-bailiff, to Mrs. Elizabeth Davit s, Cilgwyn Arms, Llanelly. Mr. John Davies, of Bryn, to Miss Sophia Bowser, of the Britannia ...

... Howard, with the Countess Dowager, and a Urge family circle. Mr. Labouchere has left town for Stoke-park, near Windsor. Sir John Cam left Berkeley-square Saturday for Erlstoke. Wilts. Bir George and Laly Grey are to join the Wobarnabbey, but return to ...

... Axminster church, Miss Jane of Axminster—Mr. John Trump, of balcombc Regis, to Petronella, second daughter of the late Mr. Richard Wish, Broadcast, Devon. I Died.— Aged 71, at .Sfcalte*-hill, Chalford, near Stroud. John Ballinger. Esq —Aged iW, at Newent, Mary ...