... Stroud, aged 73, Susan, wife of John Paine, Esq. January 2. at Salford, near Evesham, aged 6d, the Rev. S. Garrard, Vicar, formerly for 33 years curate of Duaibleten. January 2, at Cheltenham, Catherine, the beloved wife of John Parker, Esq., late of Belv ...

... Armonix, the ultraclerical paper of Turin, that that the Pope does not contemplate the re-conquest of the Legations by force of arms, but merely through spiritual agency. Some surprise has been occasioned at Laybach by the appearance there of an Prussian officer ...

... Ram Sales, 1880. MR. T. PORTER, Baunton, near Cirencester, Monday, July 23rd. Mr. JOHN LANE, Barton Mills, Cirencester, Monday, July 30th. JAMES PILLAR. Auctioneer. }lay 12th, 1860. VALUABLE FREEIIOLD ESTATE, Within Two Niles of Cheltenham, on the Gloucester ...

... F. 8.8. ; J. Salter, Ea lla . rg ton of the Eye Infirmary—John F. France, Esq. LBCTI7II2II—WINTE2 SESSION'. Medicine—Owen Rees, M.D., F.R.B. ; W. W. Gull, M.D. Surgery—John Hilton. Man., ; John Birkett, Esq. Anatomy—Alfred Poland, Esq.; Cooper Forster ...

... AGENTS WANTED is every town and district for the sale of JOHN CASSELL'S COFFEES, and John Cassell's FOUR SHILLING TEA, (where there is not one already.) Full meet free by et on ap plication to John Owen and Laudon. COUNTY AND DISTRICT NEWS. The salmon fishery ...

... aged dit, Mr. Joseph Ferdon, of the Sudelcy Arms Inn. March 1, at Brighton, after many months of mitering, John Walter Nuke, Esq., late Lord Chief Justice of Hong Kong, iu his 57th ye r. llas els 2, of Grattan, near Wurehcomb, James, infant son of Sir. ...

... meeting of this society, at Leeds, the Drib Mercury says, the enclosure of the show-yard on the Rirkstall-road, opposite cardigan* Areas Hotel, is rapidly progressing, an I round isconsidered in every respect most suitable *lt the puniest. The trials ...

... continued occasion. 161 Stonehouse 955 12 0 1 0 --- 415 40 Have bitter hoarsof wnriness and pain ally to be seen, as it armed the path of the huntamas ; but the AGENT FOR lI C O h It eI N (4 I 4 M b TN 3 PURE T EA. 1 170 0 0 :0 10 7 12 lb 120 ...

... women—aud such appears never been tried on their hearts without effect, says Mr. to be the font. • Gelded') Smith.* Henry 11., John, Richard IL, James The owlet *and is somewhat above the medium aim. 11., George IV., and Victoria, were all welcomed in a The ...

... %hen the prep.-410n wits submitted OF GUM', INTER AND BRISTOL. eon'irr:•ion of t'io election the Itor. Chaska John Ellirott, P.D., of St. John's College, Cambridge, Into proles o: of iiiitorrithealogy in 6ings Collrro, London, to the 14 , ..1i0mne Giow ...

... the erection of the new Ragged School-rooms iu billaom-street has been accepted. MAJOR MAXSIL who Was aide-do-camp to Earl Cardigan, and was wounded during the celebrated Be'skiers charge, has been made Governor and Commander-in-Chief of Heligoland. This ...

... TIIE LIBEL ON EARL CARDIGAN. On Tuesday morning, is the Court of Queen's Beach, muse was shown aghast the rule obtained in Easter Term on the application of the Earl of Cardigan, against Lieut.-Coke:el Caltborpik to show cal I. why a information should ...