... Stations of tbe British Arm v From Colburn't United Service Magazine for Oct. Where two places are mentioned, the last-named is that at which the DepoU of the Regiments are stationed. Ist LifeGuards, Regent's Park; i Ist, Zante, Castlebar 2nd, Hyde Park ...

... daughter of the lats Mr. John Parkeg , a'so of this tow n. On the 20th inst., at the Cathedral, by the Rev. W. W. Johnson, M. A., Mr. S. Barton, silk'mat.ofacturer, Macclesfield, to Miss Bailey, Crewe. On the 20th inst., a* St. John's Church, 'he Rev. W. ...

... with „ OASTLER. .l oih.r., designs .gainsi them ure uniic The Rev. John Jenkins.—No. * | known to him, and there something almost confiding A conversation followed, after which the Rev. John GENERAL INTELLIGENCE. in the way in which he sails around you, when ...

... the beloved wife of John Hobson, Esq., of Hale, in tbe parish of Beetham, near Milnthorpe. the 22nd inst., at Spa Inn Cottages, Witherslack, Margaret, widow of the late Mr. William Gibson, labourer, aged 75. Same day, at the Derby Arms Inn, Witherslack, ...

... Reynolds, John Arundel and Surrey, Hohhouse. Thos B. sadleir, John „, E , arl Alexander Scholefield, William Ulake Martin J. Howard, Philip H. Scullv, Francis Ble. itt, Reginald J. Hutcliins, Edwd. J. Simeon. John Bright, John Keating. Robert Smith. ...

... deeply lament to say that the family of Henry Grattan Curran, Esq. stipendiary magistrate [son of the celebrated orator], has been plunged into the deepest affliction by the accidental death his only son, John. This fine youth was invited to dine with some ...

... at Rochester, to be collector at Boston; Mr. Thomas, collector at Cardigan, to be comptroller at Rochester; Mr. Edwards, principal coast-officer at Pwllhely, to be colleator at Cardigan ; Mr. Atkey, principal coast-officer at Ryde, Isle of Wight, to be ...

... Mr. Grattan. Sir De Lacy Evans. Col. Rawdon, Mr. Grogan, Sir Harry Verney, Mr. Reynolds, and Lord Naas strenuously supported the motion, on the ground chiefly upholding the honour and nationality Ireland. Mr. Fox Maule, Mr. Hume, and Lord John Russell ...

... melancholy catastrophe, from the incautious use of fire-arms, is given Saunders's News Letter — We deeply lament to say that the family of our highly valued and respected fellow-citizen Henry Grattan Cut-ran, Esq., stipendiary magistrate, has been plunged ...

... body of the people. Mr. of Trelawny did not propose any specific scheme, but left the committee entirely untrammelled. ba Lord John Russell, we are glad to say, supported at ?? motion, which was agreed ?? Ashley ha then moved for leave to bring in a bill ...

... hauled up the main shaft. The names of the men were—Bryant, Stone (married), Joseph Parker, Stephen Newman, John Parker, George English, John Bright, William Wiltshire, and Nathaniel Dix. They were drawn up in safety as far as “‘the stage,’’ their accustomed ...

... together in groups and engaging in Mr. H. Grattan cro-sed the house and addressed a few words to Mr. Drummond, accompanied by very animated gesticulations and retired to his seat, followed that hon. member H. Grattan was afterwards surrounded by a laTe number ...