... the said Theatre for the year ensuing:— WILLIAM JOHN BEALE, Esq., Westbourno Road, Edgbaston. BARNABAS CHEBSHIRE, Esq, Temple Row, Birmingham. CHARLES ROGERS COPE, Esq., Metchley House, EdgPaston. JOHN TOWERS LAWRENCE, Esq., Balsall Heath, near Birmingham ...

... Clears, the wife of 111 r. Henry GriCho. of a eon. Ike. t 2, at Cardigan, the wife of Col Saunders Ih.v les, of a sou. MARRIAGES. Dee, 31, at St. David's Church, by the Rev. W. Reed, M.A., Mr. John Jenkins, sawyer, to Miss Mary Biv.iu, both of Goose-street ...

... loss Lord Cardigan it is the list with However that may there is tho of acquittal would the signal the immediate a subscription contributors being every class sex rank but chiefly military men British Army Review The report respecting Lord Cardigan has c ...

... parish, and whose Christian names, singularly, were precisely similar. John Baptiste Verdant, a Frenchman, aged Sl. resided at 14, Gerraril-streot. Soho, and found dead in his bed; and John B iptiste Berhoise, residing at 8, Frith-street, .•- , oho, was found ...

... Siidous) rushes with his myrmidons, drives out the discords, ruthlessly seizes his daughter, and rends her from the loving arms of Colin. In this moment of grief and sorrow, is usual in the pantomime world, old woman comes iv, Nature disguised (Nature ...

... some eloquent addresses in our own language, asked for men, money, and arms, to resuscitate- his lost cause, and obtained neither. Shortly afterwards began to teach politics to John Bull, and blundered so fearfully in his pedagogic chair that, use a Yankee ...

... MVLTUM PAHVO. The steteoMnt that Lord Cardigan hud subscribed to he Crawley fund hat been Wd. Mrs. Somervil’e, the celebrated philosopher now in her year, reported to oom.JotiOg profouad wur*, elucidating soma of tho stoat disooverus ot age. An letter ...

... London to Gothenburg, was lost near the land, an d wita the exception of two or three, the whole of her crew perished. The John Margrieta, bound to Zwolle, from the Tyne, stranded and then sank off Harlingen, and of those on board only the pilot and a ...

... were received with immense cheer- ing as liberators. Accounts have come in from Wandsbeck, stating that tbe Danish coat of arms has been torn down from all the public offices, and been replaced by those of Schleswig Holstein. Also that the Royal officials ...

... cherish a drop of good gin or a wee drop of Irish whisky may be seen wending their way to 120, High-street, The Coopers' Arms, where the best article may be purchased at the very lowest price. The Proprietor of the celebrated medicine prepared from ...

... MULTUII IN PAEVO. FACET! €. A I ItOGNOSTICATION.—GIeiniIng what there in for dirt The stutement that lard Cardigan had subscribed to the Crawley fund has been mintradieted. Mrs. Somerville. this celebrated philosopher now in her 3Sed year, a reported ...

... CdTpaid. John Walner, labourer, Littleporr, was charged with a like nffeno* -Sentenced days’ impriso/imcnt ...