... CHELTENHAM. established. Sixty-four rifled cannon of large calibre said, has given the Musaulman population of those parts JOHN NEWTON, Assurance Sec. have arrived at Mantua and have been placed in the choice of removal to Siberia or emigration hither ...

... 40 • disturbances in St. George's-in-the-Esse. He prefaced at all. Al though wine was ' a rich man's luxury, was the arms of industry, which Mire neer incentives to prosperous condition of the Roman Catholic interest in It a oo .• 6;1 • I -11 13 ...

... mono:. This is what Dr. Cullen calls a proof of what little importance the Catholics of Dublin attach to the authority of Lord John Russell, and of their determination to make every exertion to maintain the just rights and the legitimate authority of the ...

... ; although none but madmen would think of an appeal to arms for the sake of Savoy, yet we might have protested with firmness and earned respect, where now we are dismissed with contempt. Lord JOHN'S speech, full of irritation and disappointed vanity. has ...

... 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 ...

... said of John Lilburne applies to any one of these individuals. That hero of the days of the Commonwealth was so much addicted to contending and complaining, as to merit the reproach, that were there no one but John Lilburne in the world, John would be ...

... C.H., of 10 Grosvenor-crescent. Dec. 27, at Dorchester, by the Rev. Mc.Farlane, Mr. John Chadtorn, merchant, to Louisa, only daughter of the late Mr. Evans, Cardigan. DEATHS. Oct. 12, at South Terra, near Melbourne, very shortly after the death of his ...

... hideous traffic in negroes, and the deputation afterwards waited upon Lord John Russell, for the purpose of recommending the appointment of a resident emend at Abbeokuta. Lord John Russell stated he should have great pleasure in consideriug the request for ...

... starving on vegetable diet to keep it so. At the age of twenty-one Jenner became a house-pupil of the celebrated surgeon, John Hunter, who had already commenced his museum. It was, indeed, a singular felicity which brought two such men together. Jenner ...

... 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 ...

... (gritis) of Mr. Thomas Morgan, Solicitor, Cardigan; of Eyra and Lawson, 1 John Street, Bedford Row, London, W.C.; of Pinniger and Awdry, Solicitors, Chippeuluim, Willa; of Pinniger and Wilkinson ) Solicitors, John Street, Bed. ford Row aforesaid; and of ...

... vessel sailing from France England from carrying arms, despatches, persons cm- . ployed in the service the United States. violation of the (Queen’s proclamation of neutrality, immense quantities of arms and munitions of war have been contracted for and ...