... , of Sherborne, Dorset Aug. 7, at St. Andrew?s, Plymouth, by the Rev. John Dampen, perpetual curate of St. John's. Devonport, Mortimer John Colder, Esq., third sou of the late John Collier, Esq., to Mary Elizabeth, youngest daughter of Sir William Snow ...

... fate. We understand that John Harford Bnttersby, Esq., the present High-Sheriff for Bristol, heir John Scandrett Harford, Esq., of Blaize Castle, and son-in-law to Chevalier Bunsen, will start for the representation of Cardigan Boroughs at the neat election ...

... 30. aged years and months, J. Flook, eldest child of Mr. C. W. Willway, Montpelier. Nov. 30. in Caroline place, aged 24, Mr. John Stev»ns, only eon of the late Mr. Joseph Stevens, of theFiiends' Return, Dowry place. Dec. 9, aged 20. Francis, youngest aonof ...

... , hearing admirable resemblance to our gracious Queen, represented, saying to Lord John i Russell, who earner the New Reform Bill in his hand, “Pay I titai bill, John, and 1 shall all right for the year. The Premier is costumed ludicrously, as a young ...

... Court, Wells, Somerset. . , _ Mavl at St. John's Church, West Clifton, by the Rev. H. Walsh, Robert Ziueraft. ebb at son of the late l lioo.as Jones, K»o„ of Iron Acton, to Ann Hockey, second daughter of Mr. John Pavne, of Glastonbury. _ , . Mav 4. at Clifton ...

... . ■ ■*— » . . ~ Entkbxd Otr.—Emerald, Berbice; Deux Frere*, Nantes. Coasters Oct.—Sarah, Timothy, and Elizabeth, Evans, Cardigan; Phcenix, Boulton, Swansea; AuchuicruiTe, Holey, Gias- Sjw , Victory, Penhorwo-jd, and Albion, Musurave, Port Talbot; ary ...

... guilty of contempt of die House, and proposed that he should for that offence be committed to the custody of the Seneaut-at-Arms. . , . The Speaker said, it was usual in such cases to hear the hon. member in his place. . v Mr. Aglionby thought Mr. O Connor ...

... Fatal Accident to a Cardigan Carrier.— On Wednesday evening a fatal accident occurred to Joseph Harries, aged about 45, for many years carrier between Carmarthen and tbe town of Cardigan. was proceeding in his stage waggon towards Cardigan about 7 o’clock ...

... circumstances they had been offered their view, and would, therefore, com- mence with speech of his good friend, Bir John Guise. Now Sir John had dealt with her Majesty’s present governmen —he had borrowed word, not being able to select one out of his own ...

... Ebbesbourue, Wilts, Mr. Bennett, of Cheritou, Hants, Emma, Maria, daughter of John Rebbeck, Esq-, of the former place—At Charfield Chapel, Gloucestershire, William, eldest sou Mr. John Moreton, of the Railway Tavern, to Maria, only daughter of Mr. Job Webb ...

... Light Dragoons, to be Lieut., vice Garforth. who exchanges; Gent. Cadet John Cator, from the Royal Military College, to Ensign, without purchase, vice Seymour.—74th Foot Lieut Col. John MacDufF. from the St Helena Regiment, to Ueut-Col.. vice George Wm. Fordvce ...

... Chas. Lancdale, sou of the Hon. Charles Langdale. au English Romanist, was united to Miss Henrietta Grattan, daughter of the distinguished Henry Grattan. The ceremony was performed bv the Very Rev. Dr. Flanagan. Alter the ceremony, which hail attracted ...