... committed to Northisech for one mouth. T aaaaa sa ow Licarsa.—Tbs license of the Crown Inn, High-street, was transfered from John Clayton to Richard Waine. ILLSOALLT PAWNIWO • WATCll.—Charter Goulding, described as a watchmaker, who had been arrested under ...

... and wheeling into line, with shouldered arms, stood silent and the British line of battle. Soon afterwards the Hon. Mrs. Berkeley and a party ladies arrived in open carriage, and were received with presented arms and flourish of music. The regiment now ...

... superior ox, bred b: rs. Martin, 2 prime maiden heifers by Mr Switb, very prime 8 weeks calf, fed oo the Gloucester Asylum ‘arm, prime 6 months Down wethers, bred by Mr D. Savage, near Gloucester, 10 2 old Radpore, from Mr H. Luker, Gloucester, and ecme ...

... Mr. Lawrence Oliphant, private secretary j Mr. Lock, ; Mr. Fitzroy, attache ; Mr. Morison, attach^. On Monday, a sfatne of Grattan was taken into St. Stophen’s-hall, of the New House of Parliament, for the purpose of being raised upon the pedestal set apart ...

... Council, who was warmly suported by a disorderly mob in the galleries, insisted that the spot should reserved for a memorial of Grattan. Mr. Sullivan's real object was clearly dis cerned, and the Council, 32 to 14 votes, decided to grant the site for the Albert ...

... analyses the communication of bis lordship Thefxd Ihe case most prominent in Lord John BusseU'amind is one that Lord Grey, has overlooked, or thought unworthy notice. Lord John considers that has » right to Reform; that the subject is not only in had hands ...

... Eirl of Cardigan, and the young lady bliss Do Horsey, the daughter of Yr. Spencer De Dorsey. A vast deal of gossip was current in fashionable society about this fresh pm: pas of the noble Earl's ; but shortly afterwards, the Countess of Cardigan (reconciled ...

... the spectators hailed her with cheers. The death of General John Sullivan Wood renders vacant the lucrative post of Governor of the Tower. Sir Willoughby Cotton was at the Earl of Cardigan's dinner party on Tuesday. The remains of the late Eerl of Derby ...

... OF LORD devtli of the Earl of Cardigan lies rieliscd the tossiiory of his factions trial. It in llic only occasion op Which a peer has been mrsigned for telouy during the present century. The chino again.' Lord Cardigan seas that be had, ou September ...

... colour than ! his wife's.—John Pearcty, single man, ' living Camden Town, said had ' known the accused f»r five years as i M iss Wheeler. lie had resided with her ; hut not during the past two years. identified I the Cardigan jacket jus belonging to him ...

... M Crsoroft. Beg of Woronter. rSt. Mary'. Church, Mr. John Gibbon., to Visa Arnold. April IS, at St. Mary's Church, Mr. Ephraim Erna., to Miss Mary Aon Perry. April It, St. Mary's Clitircb, Mr. John Wheeler, to Ann Stiles. April 19, at Caeibray Chapel ...

... ito; Miss Mary Stuart Chisholm, of this town. Aug. 14, at Bt. Mary's Church, by the Rev. H. Joy, Henry John Growtage, architect, eon of the late Mr. John Growtage, of Gloucester, to Mary Green, second daughter of Mr. Edwin Green, auctioneer, of this town ...