... French Dictionary, 32mo., 5s., bd. Somervill Mary) Physical Geography , new ed., 12mo., 12s., el. Stand. Novels, Vol. CXVL, “ Grattan'’s Legends of the Rhine,’ 5s. J.) Essays in Eeclesiast Biography, 2 vols., 24s. Swain’ C.) English Melodies, l2mo., . 6d. ...

... great. Fatal Coach Accident.—Last week an accident attended with loss of life occurred to the Cardigan mail coach on its journey from Carmarthen Cardigan, when a short distance beyond Newcastle Emlyn, a place called Pomprengwyddon. When the coach left ...

... cavalry, now pay and under arms, amount to 451,000 men. The tuns of every kind, amount to 16,495 ; of these are field pieces. The National Guards, or militia, amount to 4.000,C00 men, out of which number 1,200,000 are already armed by the state. Such, in ...

... to First Lieutenant, vice Grattan, promoted. Rotal AHTii.t-ERr.— Captain Mundy’a company (3rd halt ), at Kingston, Captain Crofton's company (7th halt.), from Montreal, and Captain Armstrong's company (6th halt.), from St. John’s, New Brunswick, arc ordered ...

... the spot the incautious woman’s hand and arm bleeding profusely under of the enraged lioness She was speedily released from the position in which so foolishly placed herself not before the animal lacerated the arm and torn tlie skin and integuments from ...

... the chancel, nave, side aisles, and transepts, by Mr. John Digby, mason and builder, also resident in this place. southmoltonT SOUTHMOLTON COUNTY COURT. This Court was held on Wednesday, before John Tyrrell, Esq. There were only ten new causes for trial ...

... consequences of Sir Robert Peel's free trade policy. This is proved by what was advanced, as it were d priori, by Mr. Henry Grattan : — ?? The Encumbered Estates Bill was intended as a reme- dial measure, but it would effect no good. Landlords with 3000/ ...

... Carrington, Gent, to lie Ensign, by ytM ftom West appointed to the t 0.., L Sdth John 1 l ea (iJ.^o *p^.;mentn—dde!de- AtheHev. Gent. .0 be Eu.igu, by purchase, vice Susses Arms, Broadwuy, i ot , COPYsisnees, Jrove, Ilammersnulh, end com- HOLD ESTATE. “JJ ...

... Yeo- . u . . ' ' i aa ghter of the late John William Burrows, Esq, of the Green Char a banc, and a pony phaeton. gether was enthusiastic in the extreme. On the appear- manry Cavalry : The Hon. Charles John Talbot, commonly called lanes. NEWGATE AND ...

... facts seem to be understood by Mr. Farren. His mere con- nexion with the Strand Theatre guarantees what is always foremost with John Ball-a great amount of respectability. Mr. Farren is an old and deserving favourite- of the public, and a successful actor ...

... —Mr. GLADSTONE gave notice that would bring his motion ou this subject Thuradar, the 21st. -CANAOTA.N REBELLION LOSSES.— Lord JOHN state that member for the Dim-crsity of Oxford had given notice of his intention to bring the subject of the Canada Rebellion ...

... Erratum the Oaxette Tuesday, Jane 5 ( 1849.—Office of (M. nance, Jane 7.—The names of Second-Captain Grattan, Royal Rn. ginecrs, are A. O. Grattan, not A. O. Qntton. ADMIRALTY. 8. The following: promotions hare this day taken place, eoasaonent upon Die ...