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... Lately, at the Tabernacle, Chippenham, by the Rev. B. Re John Swains, to Miss Elizabeth Jones, both of Cuippeulutin. Lately, at St. James' churcu, limb, by the llev. o. Wouaw. J. Mattuews, of Wootton &meet, is Luey, se-cud daughter el Young, and granddaughter ...
... Nancarrow, to Miss Wilmot Blewett.—On the 22nd ult, Mr. Nicholas Taylor to Miss Margaret togers. At Phillack, Mr Henry Trataan, to Miss Elizabeth Hawke, both of Philiack. At Phillack, Mr. John Vivian, mine agent, of St. Erth, to Miss Jane Bawden, of ...
... Award** ad Molar marks. MOM elk es maws* dorm pludraddriliddr rid* mg.= Aril Immo& omb J~lrw~ wry L wriders. OM bag 411111111“ r;oor WO. , 1 1 .5 In slo t aballoof ;wan. M. D. Roaaan, c loyal Oar Woman Railway Co. seam son opronno on *bay Wawa hp id* Ws ...
... received information from the erew, who had arrived here, that the craft had been driven into Whi sand Bay, close to the Land’s E.d, at two o'clock on the previous afternoon, with total loss of mainsail, and foresail very badly split: the wind being quite adverse ...
... vacant by the death of Rear-Admiril Sir Frances Collier, will be conferr d. it issaid, upon Rear-Admiral the Hon, Sir Fleetwood Pellew, The Arehdeacoury of Norfolk has becone vacant by the death of Archideacon J nnings, fncombent of §'. James's, Marylebone ...
... cuiise«j the question ncceptauce Govern* tomtit —' reluctantly or otherwise - has not •rirffu. lie iast accounts received by his family announce mm'went hi- Lordship'* bcHltn, I tm-. I#' rmilrni, _tii,r# «r» i«ut f»»u- «W rtv •« *> «■ «. v«,W»S Ur J i-W ...
... oo the whole sausfactory, cha-acter, {ROM TUESDAY NIGHIS LONDON GAZETTE, BANKRUPTS, C. W. Davies, licu;n;d victualler, Browrloa-streer, Holborv. J. Pym, werchant, Broad-street, Lond: n. A. A, Watts, printer, Berners-stueer, Mildlesex. R. Veruey, druggist ...
... jun 100 Miss A. Puller (ditto) .. 010 0 Miss Anderson 050 Mr. J. Water worth .. .. C. and J 010 0 Mrs. Finiey 010 Miss Russell 010 Miss Mines, Tewkesbury ~ W. Lake, Esq. (3rd Don.).. 1 ...
... — Wednesday week. Elisabeth housemaid to C. J. Gax, Ksq.. South Html:, Redout's F.,ik, vrea-'ohftrged with man not yet t.ikeu, having plundeied her master quantity of jewellery, *ac. appeared that Air. ao'd lir. Cox had gone out .to dinner, having given ...
... tons of coal, and, I believe, 600 or 700 tons of iron. She carried 427 passengers, including six the cabin; the crew number d oighteen, with four mates, there being also steward and stewardess, the captain, his wife and child, a doctor, and two cooks—iu ...
... 7(1 j-- -I ; class (fetching from 3rd clajiH j : chucks, leg mutton pieces ; leu's anil ft.!!?. M,. .* -*d stlcklligs, welirht that tl ** 'l''^' l ' about t1 i ' ' l ,, *>''' ruali/.cd per pound actually frit' , , ' 'r ' s.Jd. or !»d.. llrst ...
... aud share market, yet find that the inquiries for shares in our leading mines continue firm and active. The metal market, ai.d the favourable prospects of the mining interest generally, are important adjuncts in the promotion of that support which capitalists ...