... ins, for Wsehbourn Brothers. From Cads—The Thomas Poweil, with 1 hhd. 2 pr.-casks wino, Washbonrn Brenton. From Marsala—The Arm, with 1 pip* I bbda. ♦ qr -casks wino, it Washboure Brothers._ From Huelva—The G. L. Walters, Canoe, Nth 315 tons pyrites, kr ...

... will Sing Fourteen original Songs. Written b; H. P. Urattan, Esq. The composed b; John Haroonrt Lee, Esq. The cop;- right of the music and words secured b; H. P. Grattan and J. H. Lee. The exclamation of the public, the press, and the profession is that ...

... has given an artiole on Sir John Rolt's speech on Friday. The Tinies seems to have no friendly feeling towards the Attorney-General, and lacking any peg on which to hang its censure, our contemporary finds fault with Sir John for not devoting his speech ...

... of MANURE, the whole to go off ; situate close to the Turnpike Road leading from Stroud to Stonehouse, the property of Mr. John Goddard, in consequence of the Land being sold. IN LUNACY. VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, In the most beautiful part of the county ...

... and Dean of Mt. John's College, Cambridge, and Vicar of Hohne.on- Spalding-Moor, Yorkshire, to Catherine Mary, daughter of the late William John Wood, EN , of The Thrum), Stroud. June 6, at Twigworth, by the Rev. J. J Barlow, William John Prid.ly Wilton ...

... there’s one on the ether aide.” The hinses, groans, whistling, and noises that ensued were almost deafening. After time, Mr. Grattan, the -manager, came forward, and in the midst speech, frequently interrupted with cries of - ** pay the soops.” hisses and ...

... late Earl of Cardigan lay in atate on Friday and Batnrday, in the Dean Park, Northamptonshire. The inscription on the breast-plate of the coffin it as follows :— M Lient.-General the Right Honoorable Sir James Brudenell, Earl of Cardigan, Baron Brndenell ...

... former was sentenced to aiz weeks* and the latter to twenty days' imprisonment John Haviland, horse dealer, of Little Norfolk-street, 8p». was fined 20s. and costs for assaulting John Meaton. •-The sister of Haviland applied to the magistrates for advice under ...

... tbe outrage wa* Mr. Henry Eaynor. house agent and rent eotleotor, living at Nottingham. The alleged murderer la a man named John Wataon, oottager, Hvipg at Carlton. Daring the paat rammer, Raynor on e tim in , 4 the village. Th» in I which he reeided wa* ...

... Broadway, to Sarah, daughter of the late Stephen Averill, A Nec. 15, at St. Luke's, Chelsea, John Ashbee, Esq., of Tetbury, to Jane Margaret, third daughter of John Davis, Esq., of Chelsea. Dee 17, at Great Malvern, the Rev. Edward Barton, formerly of Ledbury ...

... Mr. Daniel Richards, of Moelfryn Farm, Llanbadrn, Tra- feglewis, in the county of Cardigan. He was also charged with obtaini by similar means the sum of 180l. from Mr. John “be wis, of Hirwain, Glamorgan, for the purchase of 94 acres of land situated at ...

... Stuart Chisholm, of Cheltenham. Aug. 14, at St. Mary's Church, Cheltenham, by the Rev. H. Joy, Henry John Growtage, architect, son of the late Yr. John Growtage, of this city, to Mary Green, second daughter of Mr. Edwin J. Green, auctioneer, Cheltenham ...