... 8myth Partridge for the property Paradise from John rurtell for silk rchief the property of some n 8uiith for ham the property of John Palmer Stewart for doeskin lining property of William ilathway John Williams for stealing purse containing Augustus ...

... sislor of tlm late John Hungerford Penruddocke, Esq.. M.P. July:!, at Kensington, aged «i 9„ Jean relict of Captain Urijht.of Woolwich, and Juufhter of the lute James CoCiu, vicar I.inkinhorne, Cornwall. July 3, at Path, General John Sullivan Wood, Lieutenant ...

... , 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 ...

... Oct John Allan draper choice Chancellor innkeeper last ex 12 Oct Itenj of Gloucester stapler audit 11 K Miles of Brinmawr audit 11 Wm H Barrett of Gloucester miller audit 11 The following cates have been by the Bankruptcy Court :— Choice of John Williams ...

... GRATIAN HOWARD j m w— (coxtixiatiox) raaLcv’s own moral are I oilier ricud:' Grattan John Howard turned his brother-in-law scowling vth baffled to reason with Felix iu present John would fruitless i man of just mind he Ken and ugh since his return EngLan'l ...

... 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 ...

... Iierbv i RumoU's Cabinet of in contriTes a aa bis ly houU Urn Krjo to I first U JjP SandaT aaother'-eaU tf Lord Joha Russell John tarn 1 fur antkilfalneu fat Coppock of i I I tail I J1— u lOlIB inUI — nna mm— transactions justify means'' it ia lowering ...

... 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 ...