... Adelaide, Hackney-road; Edwin Jarman, Arms, South Conduit-street; Daniel Boshell, the Om? Victoria, Barnet-grove, Bethnal-green; Alfred Vcntr»!? Chmmakers’ Arms, Old Ford-road, Stratfoid • Bryant, the Lord Cardigan, Cardigan-road, RttmJSi Robert Wm. Pringle ...

... MARLBOROUGU-STRKET THIS DAY. Robberies at the Volunteer Review.— John Coley, described as cabinet maker, was charged before Mr. Henry with stealing a gold lever watch and chain, of tha value of £25, from the person of Mr. George Peyton, gentleman, of ...

... reasons anticipate that the name to be aubmitted her Majesty will ha that of Major General John Grattan, C.B. The selection is in every respect to commended General Grattan was not fortunate in regimental promotion. Ha entered the service 1813, and was ten years ...

... , tb» ford, the Marquis of Bath, the b* ° . t |, Bsil » f Earl Malmesbury, the Fjirl of Looadt le, Sandwich, the Earl of Cardigan, Earl ViM, the Rail Powis, the Earl , Kill*' the Earl of Lucan, the Earl of Carnarvon, Lord Redesdale, Lord Chelmsford, ...

... Colonel H. Pon«onby, Mr. J***' Sail. Conuteas Blucher has also armed Osborne. The Hon. Lucy Kerr ha* arrived at theCajtk Maid Honour; Viscount Hawarden and the Hon. met Sackville West have also armed as Lord and Groom in Waiting. M>y , 9 Their Royal Highnesses ...

... from Stowe, Bucke, for the Mason. The Marahioncas of Haatioga and Lad; Constance Mar* ahem hare armed at the St. George’s Hotel. The Earl and Countess of Cardigan hare entertained large circle of friends and tclalitea during the last fortnight. Viscount and ...

... contractor, Jan. 0, 1 John Cole, Cambridge, tailor, Jan. 9, T. G. Samson, Beantlnster, Dorset, draper, Jan. 0, 1 G. H. Manning, Bridpoft-plaoe, Hoxton, ironmonger, Jan. I4,atia George Whitehead, Change-alley. Cornhill, tailor. Jan. 12, at 11 John McColloogh, ...

... Lord and Lady Mayoress and daughter, the Duke of St. Alban’s, the Earl of Cardigan, Count Gleicheo, the Maharajah Tjore, I the Right Hon. G. J. Goschen, M.P., and lady, Sir John j Thwaites, Ac., Ac. After the cUjeuner the Lord Mayor 'gave “the Queen,” ...

... Orinstead T. E. Butler, Gloucester, fish-dealer, May John Cardall, Burslem, miner, June 16—Hanley John Cbarlesworth, jun. Tuns tall, writing clerk, June 16—Hanley Matthew Cole, Guildford, corndealer, May 26 John Davis Cox. Bristol, May 81 Jonathan Cropper, Rochdale ...

... swsiwa ancles, and numberless other infirmities by which thousands us are sorely oppressed. BIRTHS. Grattan.—At Santa Cruz, the wife of Henry Grattan, Esq., 8.8.M.’s Consul for the Canary Islands, of job. Spencer.—At Combe, Woodstock, Lady Louisa Spencer ...

... the Taf by the Llanfyroach lead mini* and the Qlogne slate gurries to the Arms the Csrdignoviosd—n point al»nt seven miles eqni-distant from the two impottout towns of Cardigan and Newport, both of which it will afford the only pretest railway and to ...

... few day*. far, however, have happily beard of no very serious low* of life. Early this morning the schooner Agenoria, Captain John Ham, parted from her cables in Plymouth Sound, and went ashore on the Batten reef, where now lies with her bottom ont. The ...