... upwards of 40 years. The New Search for Sir John Franklin.—Captain Horatio T. Austin, C.8., has been offered, and has accepted tbe command of tbe intended new northwest expedition to proceed in further search of Sir John Franklin. In the selection of this gallant ...

... TENDERS will be received by Mr. John Nash until the 28th inst. May 10. 1850. County Court of Berkshire, at Windsor. N'OTICE is hereby given, that the next COURT for this District will he hnlden at the TOWN HAM, WINDSOR, before JOHN BILLINGSLEY PARKY. Esquire ...

... about midnight, Mr. Tofts, of Si. John's College Farm, was awakened by the barking ot his dog under his window. He sprang from his bed, looked oat, saw nothing, and * about to retire to sleep again, when his shepherd, John Matthews (who, with another man ...

... about midnight, Mr. Tofts, of St. John’s College Farm, was awakened by the barking of his dog under his window. He sprang from his bed, looked out, eaw nothing, and was about to retire to sleep again, when bis shepherd, John Matthews (who, v.-llli another ...

... the commencement of the present century, the office of high steward was held by the Earl of Cardigan, governor Windsor Castle. the death of the Earl of Cardigan, his Royal Highness the Duke York was elected, 1811. The royal duke held the office until his ...

... industry, was once accosted with I say, Richard, why don’t you have cost of arms your carriage P’’ ** Oh,” said he, want no coat of arms. Whan I first came lowa I bad no arms to my coat.” '• An Irish tailor, making a gentleman's coat and vest toe small ...

... Murder New Zealand. The family of Mr. John Ellis, stablekeeper in the commercial-road-East, have just received, per the Cornelia, Captain Mickleburg, from Wellington, New Zealand, the melancholy tidings of tbe murder of John Ellis, son of the above, on board ...

... personage. At the beginning of the present century the office was held the Earl of Cardigan who, up to 1811 .was Con-*table of the Castle. On the death of the Earl of Cardigan, his Royal High ness the Duke of York was appointed, and continued to hold the ...

... died a. d. 877. The Lord Rhys, who died a. d. 1196, gTanted to his son-in-law, Cadivor, for taking Cardigan Castle, about the year 1166, by escalade, for arms—Sable, a spear's head embrued between three scaling ladders argent, on a chief gules a castle triple ...

... and adharenU of Benedict rose up in arms, drove Sylvester out of tha city, and rat stored the degraded Pontiff to his forfeited honours ; which, howi ever, be did not long enjoy : he told the Pontificate to John Grattan* who took tbo name of Gregory VI Thns ...

... ated Bishop of Birmingham still con- the tithe, he would be liable to the remalty of HOW. In the celebrated letter of Lord John Russell, mention was made of the “ mummerics rstition” practised by the Roman cathohes. He (hi Camoys) confessed himself imsulted ...

... the inconvenk might arise of large bodies of foreigners visiting 1 try during the exhibition, in‘military uniforms, an side-arms, &c.; and whether additional provision made for the safe custody of persons charged wi offences during the exhibition ? Sir ...