... satisfaction of the law officers of the crown. For every arm converted above 100,000 rifles le. an arm, till a farther coin of -C6,000 is paid to them. For every arm converted over 200,000 fid. an arm till a further sum of £5,000, making a total reward of ...

... 27, at the Parish Church, Stroud, by the Rev. T. 11. Tarlton, Stephen John William, eldest eon of Mr. Stephen John Smith, of Stroud, to Esther, fourth daughter of the late Mr. John Long, of Througbani, near Bliley. GASON6ll—Burcza.—Feb. 27, at the Perish ...

... two inches in fifteen hours. Mast and span carried away. DISTRESSING SIM WRECK IN CARDIGAN Bay.— On Saturday evening a most distressing shipwreck took place in Cardigan Bay. About noon a brig was seen near the island with signals of distress flying. As ...

... almost deafening. After a time Mr. Grattan, the manager, came in front of the footlights ant stated that the great expenses of the pantomime did not allow him to pay all his debts. The clown denied many of Mr. Grattan 's statements, and male various charges ...

... Aaron Rogers, M.A., Henry Edward, youngest eon of Mr. James Pearce, Painswiek, to Harriet, second daughter of the late Mr. John Hirst, Ilontague-street, St. James's. Rrem—Wooti.—April 21, at Cheltenham, by the Rev. 1. Wood. Captain J. G. Ryree, Royal ...

... them, who, armed or unarmed, be believed, would not meet handers as foes. Lord PALMERSTON observed that Mr. Maguire had not held ort gre it eon mragement to the Government to depart row their intention, and to accept the proposal to place arms in the hens ...

... despatched by the same means direct to Windsor. Among the numerous calls this morning may be mentioned those of Earl Russell, Lord John Manners, Lord Feversham, Lord Carington, Lord Ravensworth, the Duke of Richmond, the D name of Marlborough, Lady Cadogan, Miss ...

... to Blackburn, where they were admitted to bail. CONVICTION OF A SWINDLER.--A respectable-looking man, who gave the name of John Hall, was charged at the Middlesex session on Monday, with obtaining, by means of false pretences, a gun, valued at £5O. The ...

... orders, and identified Mrs. Elizabo:h Thomas as the person to whom he made the payments of 601. rad 29/. les., and a man named John Brown, allot Curtis, who was a singer at Buskin's Concert-hall, clearly proved the complicity of the man Holloday. Ile stated ...

... negroes, three of whom brought the following excellent prices :—Jane, ten years of age, 3100 dollars ; John Smith, seventeen years of age, IWO dole. ; John —, nineteen years of age, 3900 doll. The recent sales of negroes in this city evince the fact that ...

... already supplied to some co the men. John Lilley, groom of the chambers to the Earl d Cardigan, was charged at the Marylebone Police Court on Friday, with stealing a letter and a cheque for Zll 16a. Lady Cardigan drew a cheque for £lB 16s on the 13th ...

... rumoured that the distinguished posts of Vice Admiral and Rear Admiral of the Ceiba' Kingdom will be conferred upon Sir Thomas John Cochrmic, G.C.8., and Sir George Francis Seymour, G.C.B. A letter from Rotterdam speaks of the wonderful success Mr. Spurgeon ...