... forcst. The farms at Windsor belong to ?? Crown, aid were ronted by the Prince. They consist of the Home or Dairy 1arm, the Flemish F'arm, the Bagshot and Ripley Farms, and the Norfolk Iasrm. Tue Home Farm is stocked~ WI ith iure Slorthiorns, the ?? with ...

... of the original owner. 3 THE: EARL OF CARDIGAN AND THE HON. COLONEL a CALTHORPE.-Rumour says that early in Easter term Mr. Bovill, Q.C., will move in the Court of Queen's Bench on I the part of the Earl of Cardigan, the hero pf Balaclava, ' for a criminal ...

... Church. We r have ?? htthe following dissenting ministers have entered t ai' College, Lamipeter:-Tbomtas John, Gower, near Swansea; Thomas Richards, Cardigan;- and William Thomas, Landyssel. Mir. Hill. an eminent Baptist G minister, of York Chapel, Swansea ...

... conduct of a most industrious s and well-behaved man. SWANSEA. POLniE CoUnT, TIunSDAv.-Smnggling-m-Wi. Powiland, carpenter,. and John Windham, the secona engineer of the , steamship Vulture, of Dieppe, were charged' with having con- ! cealed two large jars ...

... she Lord-Lieutenant (Earl of Ducts), the Lord High Steward (the Duke of Beaufort), tlice city arms, the arms of Gloucestershire and Somersetshire, the. arms of Lieutenant-Colonel Bush, and the motto of the Bristol Rifle Corps ?? In Danger Ready 1) on ...

... of age, daughter of John Clay, a I collier, who died at the house of a Mrs. Morris, in Gloucester- lane, Verdict, Died suddenly from natural causes. On the same day, at the Brewers' Arms, Redcliff- backs, on the body of Mr. John Clouter. The deceased ...

... copper, on his head, copper rr visor over his face, sleeves of copper chain-work on his e arms, metallic breastplate, and steel ?? e York Rerald. d LORD CARDIGAN AND COr.ONEL CALTuoRrt. - The it Lord Chief Justice gave judgment in the case of Car- g digan ...

... pleadin'g In the Dundoniald Peerage ease, reaped a substantial roward. His fee in all amounted to the sum, Of 3,500 guineas!I John Deuglas Grey and Robert Walker-pupil teachers In the Church of England school at lledlingtou-were drowned while bathing near ...

... eet Bristol, is ?? A~aY and all Debts paid) by this day month, the a Fetched A vaY nda defray Ox~esa OI ODI,1O so exenses.-JOHN BOODL~E, 100, ,aMe will be _o to 1,63. [790 MorvlliI55tri, Birulifgham Jl o ICTORIA SWIMMING BATHS, CLIFTON. ' opEN DAILY, ...

... F. Tothill, yice?chais?riian; Mr. Rankin, director; ai?d Mr.. Prichard? solicitor of the same ut compaiiy;.Mr.. J.?. S. Grattan, surveyor of the Midland ? Railwsy? Messrs. B. ?Iarwood,' W. 0. Maclame, T. Cross- he man,0.EThurstonT.;Bash,' B. Bash, T ...

... should be aced In 'O'calalgar-Square along with those of Lord Clyde's companions in arms, Jiarciock, and l?aplcr, and - that a fourth lace should he kept open for Sir John Lawrence. A tailor enS draper In Leicestersltire. named Bailey, stiod thu Midland ...

... ceusre one at t e back, only not double, but stiffened with whalebone; the other plaits iare simple, and sliffit from under the arm, ,The 'sleeves are ornamented with jockeys, which are merely 2small bias ~bands placed round the armhole, with fringe and -grelots ...