... Nicholas, on Christmas day, by the Rev. C. W. N. flyne, Mr. Thoinas Arm. strong to Elizabeth Pattison, Mr. Jame' Charlton to Mary Leighton, Mr. John Wilson to Sarah Robson, and Mr. John Micro(' to Isabella Smith. Same day, at Brunswick-place Wesleyan Chapel ...

... the shape of a declaration made (in order to avoid an indictment for conspiracy) by one John Thomas, captain and part owner . ' of the schooner Swan, of Cardigan, to the effect that a claim recently made on the underwriters of that vessel, in respect ...

... Breton, spinster Lloyd, John, Dowleis, gentleman Lloyd, Elizabeth, Wutton.under•Edge, Aielow Lloyd, Louisa, Wotton-under-Edge, spinster Lock. Thomas, Jun., Instow. Barnstaple, land agent Lodge, John, Salisbury, gentleman Lorn, John, Dunbar, East Lothian ...

... be stationed at Cardigan, and is in every way suitable for such a station. The cosrof this lifeboat, and of three others, has been collected Mr. R. Whitworth, of Manchester, amonghis friends, and fellow-townsmen. It is called the John Stulrt, after a ...

... of Powlett only, and also bear and use the entire coat of arms of the family of Powlett, such arms being first duly exemplified according to the laws of arms and recorded In the college of Arms, otherwise the said royal licence and permission to be void ...

... Corm. MEMORIAL OF BALAKLAYA,—An enthusiastic patriot at Liverpool has given los. for a few hairs out of the tail of Lord Cardigan's horse, which arrived there the' other day. local an fa nb s . A BACHELORS' GRIEVANCE.— In St. Louis (U.S.), IT is recorded ...

... lighting, has abolished the church-rate. votes were given against the impost, and only 242 in its favour. The Right Hon. James Grattan, who long repreiwnted Wicklow in parliament, died suddenly at his seat in Giat countr on Tuesday. The wine and spint merchants ...

... ion of the underwriters at Lloyd's to publish the names of such offenders, let us warn I the John Thomases and the David Joneses of other ports than Cardigan, and the Cronellys, Lynches, and Sweenys of other ports than Galway, of the t:anger of attempting ...

... Frances, eldest , daughter of the late Mr, John Watson, attorney, and niece of Mr. George Andrews, bookseller, both of Durham. At Leeds. in St. Mark's church, on Monday, by the Rev. Arthur. Rolland,Mr. John Elliot Morgan, of Bishop Auckland. to Grace ...

... viespresident;sa Mr.. John Wilson. secretary and treasurer' Symington and M'Connell, representative members. The club this year are engaged to the Cleater Club for a silver medal (left over hem last year). They meet on Talkin Tarn as soon as John Frost nitres ...

... Carlisle John Savage, Carlisle, odd man. SECOND SOUND. John Savage John Stables Joseph Harrington John M'Laren Matthew Potts William Halliday Jonathan Humble Jobs s Thomas Walton imeerson Feast John Hodpon Joseph Robson James Hunter Joist ...

... give themselves up. The }rend' are arming the third parallel, and in the course of two or three days 14ts pieces of heavy cannon will open on the place front • distance of The Duke of Bumleo& an.l his brother, Lord John Scott, have purchased and despatched ...