... Troughton, &- \. S Bachelors of Arts.—J. F. jurt, Trinit Trinity Coll T. A. Bedwell, Cattege B.D. Clarke, St. J John's College ; B. P. Stock, St, John's DIOCESE OF GLOUCESTER AND BRI! has recently taken place between Bishop of this Diocese and some mem! hers ...

... subu ,_ aA wes Mr. M. Gibson LO 8 OF whole a, 80 far for gested that a select committee rey de- appointed to searc' Mr. H. Grattan su the motion of Mr. M heme of tending that it dealt w outlet, ith nothing but the ‘picivoal ld have ‘Mr. urees.— select committee ...

... who, under the title of “the menagerie at Chatham. Whilst Indian Prince, lephant, the ani John tre Storre against the t be severe injury of the scaly Sth the arm, and collar broken. nd Mil- B., and A Dateh lor has been drowned in quay > pon errata Lape ...

... —The following is a list of the recent arrivals at the Beaufort Arms Hotel Mr. Peter AUatt, Yorkshire ; Mr. E. S. Hirst, ditto ; Mr. George Alley, Ireland ; Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Payne, Cardigan ; Miss Phillips, Abergavenny ; Mr. Slade, London ; Mr. Charles ...

... of AN Notions: DUTY OFF COFFEE Wm eee ters and The Government having resolved to REDUCE the fine COFFEE THREEPENCE PER POU JOHN BELLAMY. ee ee ive | NFORMS the Gentry and Public he hes COMMENCED TRE @al © ap in SE SEL, and engages t re back genuine and ...

... seat in the Crown Court, at ten o'clock. TRIALS OF PRISONERS. John Bagley, labourer, was cliarged with having, on the 28th of July last, at Bishopstone, stolen a pint of gin, the property of John Perks. Prosecutor recollected the prisoner entering the house ...

... o> ESTABLISHED 1808. NS) May, AND THE FIFTEENTH AND SIXTEENTH OF THE REIGN OF HER PRESENT MAJESTY. WILLIAM GEORGE JOHN OLIVER HANSON, Esq., Chairman. (ao) CAPITAL STOCK, £100,000. Actuary—CHARLES ANSEL RESOOTT, EB #4 Deputy Chairman. N=) L ...

... Mid tbt Mr J,BM u with Lord Job Uum.ll .dll.tdk). bt tbol tb, ooold o«Vt,M»; A Cooocil bid Thurad.,, tb bmblnt up of which John Ruaarll proceeded to W iadsor ami had an interview with the Queen The noble lord afterwards returned Park. The Cuonell will ...

... ad’ first of the speech from the and to ¥ hich taken place in the department of charged with the administration of our Lord John Russell to give the house and i vt what had led to this change. Sir justified his by reference to precedent, and country certain ...

... Among the tale arrivals was Lord John Uussell The noble lord, on taking his seat, warmly greeted by Mr. F. O'Connor, who assumed sort patronising air. which caused burst of mertimi-ut, and nut a little discomposed Lord John himself. New Members.— Sir E. ...

... the committee of the club:— Edward Holl chester Gist, and Thos. Wynniatt, Esqrs., and Messrs. Chas. Bishop, John Sadler, Joho Hanks, and John F. Peacey. coal at ceedings losed with a vote o f than en oy ks to the chairman a ee a Greet, near this 7 on ...

... the strong arm of the law. Mr. Grattan, in defending the measure, as founded upon a principle of i tiated at much length upon absenteeism and other ilis of Ireland which he attributed to Imperial legis- lation. Mr. Hume rebuked Mr. Grattan for the mode ...