... correct.) 'r Sept. 30, at Hong lKong, aged 18, Charles Richard, 3rd son of Is Ambrose Goddard, Esq. the Lawn, Swindon, Wilts. d Dec. d, at Tlornibury, gcnerally respected, aged 5C, Mr. John . rLane, brazier, r Dco. 12, at Deal, Kent, Mr. John Gwilliam, formerly ...

... Morris, and J. Balnmer. at -PILL INDEPuENDENT CHAPrEL.-New Year's da wa B celebrated at this place of worship by a tea party and public o meeting. The Rev. J. 'Vincent, the recently chlosen pastor, eed. and the meeting was addressed by the Rev. J. Bul- t ...

... Charity school, to Miss Vittles, of that place; and Mr. John Thomas, Clatwyer's clerk to Miss Meyler, of 8olva-At Brecon, M~r. John d rcand, ofalachuddu, to Miss Cadogan Etdwards, Elormeireh;. adLewis Watkins, Esq. of Bronllys, to Miss ...

... Cotlee ., Is. ed.l Good Retea . . . Is d. _ Ditio Ceylon ditto .. s, Is. 2d. Fineot imported .. .. Is. 8d. FlncPortoicoditto . Is. 4d. Cocsas and Chocolates of J Fhlcst J lva, Biouitain a nllkinsds .. fromn d. to ls. 4d. flavour . ,Is. 6d.1 WeVcossllntie ...

... Ditto, New.. . , its ! itto, SNe . 91 . Pal Y. LoIsiiIIalNortiWsst..1101, Ii ! Ditto, S pecnt par s t 1 to XNew .. . , j pin D.itto,4' leelict. a,3pcdie L ond. & Sonilj t. Vcsti . v0, itB Vale of Neiti -I r r O litto, N s .. 201, Ids Wil tsSoniler ...

... traces behind. Among Me5- those present were, J. 13. Estlin, Esq., thle treasurer of the etr3' schools ; Miss Carpenter, on whom the chief labour of prepa- ~ o.ration and execution fell; and Mr. and Miss Andrews, the de- for eta- voted and laborious teachuers ...

... his heetred of heresy and saleisen. Memoeirs of (lee Life mened I`'e'itngp of Dr. Chuleeeees, D.D., tL D. By his eson'isnfew, tee Riev. Williame Hannai, LL.D. Voi. I.-. Pubtlislied fur 'Thomas Constable, by Sutherland and Knox, Edinbsrgh. Thies eistory ...

... of itr. Vaoresady must be regretted as the retirement of a reat public n instructor from the academy of the world. It woul d reflect dis credit o01 thejudgment of the community were they to let slip U the golden opportuility of receiving a last lesson ...

... youngest daughter of ffiehard Crawshay, Esq. of Otter-haw, Surrey-At Gloucester, Mr. J. Pope, to Miss A. Dancey, both of that city- iAt Leoghope,3 Mr. Thomas Hyde, to Miss Hannah Constance, dboth of Ltglgiope-At Mynyddys wyn, Mr.Wm.Wood, chemist, of Pontypool ...

... AIACREiADY. ti G 'd'lisrday, lMr. Mtscreadye wvill letorina hi Bath. FiIVDAY, tMe I'erl'orineasto will be A FORl 'TILE IiYF OF MRt. XkCRtEAIIX', 4Ad icetvl i atAleeiiec ii ristoi. d Lesgeo, \lrs. MACtiEACcc. stae'e-Aluisiger, Mfr. J. DAVItS, i, Dears ...

... Isis weages p d to assist her to support tiser six children. 'rte nsegistrates cost- b dvicted sisn in thes mitigated penalty of 2s. 6d. and costs, advisisign lsisn for. the ftttut's to avoid intorlerence wcitit parties whom Ile might lIe d its contest ...

... ated by the governores signature, be delivered to each ofonicl officers. (Sigued) J. G. Snuvw, Governor. Mr. DolNisim returned thanks on behalf of himself atid Miss Johns. T he stiter oifficers also expressed their high sense oft ithe honiour coiiferred ...