... youngest daughter of the Kev. Cowing, Baptist minister, of this city. On the 27th ult., St. George’s Colcgate, in this city, John, youngest son the late Mr. W. Barker, hosier and laceraan, Nottingham, to Ellen, fifth daughter of the late Utber Goddard, ...

... trill Re-opeu n ter MxctiniortI4 of Jerreary. D 15q 'illUVE-TEIIOIACG. LEEDS. flB1E MIS,14lrS WALTERS (DaughtL-rs of the T Rev. John Walters, Wesleyanr I blinster) beg rrrespetfrrly Co in- foror tir injbvltitsrr Si-s Lecds. and it3 vicinity, that threy ?? ...

... day hehif h*M ••• general holiday, the meeting was vary mmm*nooJ attended. Lkctlre.—On Wednesday evening, the 28th ulh t* * thirtl lecture of the scries in connection with the literary Society, was delivered In WeWi, the William Rowlands, at the Independent ...

... Right Hon. Earl of Yarborough, Lord Worsley, M.P. Stewards —Adam Smith, Wm. Marshall, Henry Josse, -RiNCis Long, Edw. Ross, John Whitford, P. K.Seddon, ■K0 'HOLLAND, C. B. MOODY, PELHAM BARNARD, CIIAS. UER, and W. J. WUALLEY, Esquires. Gentlemen's Tickets ...

... Spalding, on Thursday the 2d February. References to Thirtle, Esq., organist Boston, snd J. Benedict, Esq., professor of music, London. Jiew-ttreet, Boston, Jan. 18, 1859. MUSIC and SINGING. and Mrs. JOHN G. BUCK beg inform their Pupils and Friends that tbey ...

... was held on yesterday before John Walsh, J.P., and John Greene, J.P., into claims made by a number of the people of Fethard for salvage in aiding to preserve portions of the wreak of the riretkuse. They claimed one.thirtL and the defence was that no such ...

... place on the farms Mr. Palethorpe and Mr. Robinson, of Harlaxton. The judges were Mr. John Brewster, of Denton Lodge, and Mr. Vincent, of Harlaxton Lodge, and Mr. John Lynn, of Stroxton. The premiums were awarded as follows: —Class 19. For scotching twenty-six ...

... Ross. The customers who buy of you John Rose's Teas and Coffees, too, Acknowledge that they highly prise What Rose, thro' you each day supplies. Hence you may hope for nothing less Than what you wish—increas'd success. JOHN ROSE, 178, and 233, SHOREDITCH ...

... PAINFUL EXCRESCENCES of the FEET ERADICATED, and all IRREGULARITIES of the NAILS EFFECTUALLY CORRECTED WITHOUT PAIN, by THOS. THIRTLE, Chiropodist, 2, BrideweU Alley, Norwich. Testimonials, received from many of the principal inhabitants of the City and County ...

... Irish heroes are descended :'OTanrels, who, ii any other country. under t;ar ^irclinistauces, would be dignified by no rt'l thirtl chieftains of certain petty clans i I:ua state of barbarism, it is necessary to 1 rI' otne a royal genealogy after the approved ...

... Committee; and may be obtained by other Subscribers from either of the Honorary Secretaries, as soon as it is printed. JOHN MOORE, IHon. JOHN MARGETTS, Sees. Warwick, February, 18G0. PIANO-FORTES. FA N D W. SABIN, 25, BULL-STREET, BIRMINGHAM, HAVE THE BEST ...

... almost every Town or Village; and Wholesale from NEWSON AND CO., Stump- Cross, Norwich : and JOHN CASSELL AND CO., SO, Fenchurchstreet, London. ESTABLISHED 1828. JOHN TODD & SON, H TAILOES, QUEEN STREET, NORWICH, Invite inspection from Gentlemen who Q require ...