... Mat one of its most promi- appears not to tie the came, as Mr. Cole has within the nent ministers by the death of the Rev. John Scott. For last day or two darted on a tour of inspection to the a lung aeries of years Mr. Scott has heki one of the science ...

... GEORGE NORMAN & SONS, STEAM PRINTERS AND The funeral of the VILA of Cardigan took Risco on Yonder, at D. one Chore's, Nor lYe raptonehire• It ow. welkin; funeral, and a greet ausber of the late %ea tenantry tad neighbours were present.. On Tuesday morning ...

... CARDIGIN.—The death of the Earl of Cardigan has revived the memory of his famous trial. It Is the tidy occasion on which a peer hasbeen arraigned for felony daring the present century. The charge against Lord Cardigan was that he had on the 12th of September ...

... age Rev. John Erskine, Chaplain R.N., 5, Oriel-place Rev. John and the Misses Frampton, Aban-court South Rev. 8. D. and Mrs. and Miss Penrose, La:ton-villa Rev. Arthur Richard Siert, 33, Montpellier-terrace Atkinson, Mrs. Milner, 5, Grattan-terrace Bates ...

... andermentioned have been recently proved in Manchester John Haslam, of Little Bolton, muslin manfacterer, 280,000; and John Stimmerseeles, 250,000. At Leicester, Joseph Whetstone, Esq., 260,000. At York, John Alder, merchant, of Sculcotes, Kingston-on•Holl, ...

... Hon Jas. Bing. John Chilton, Esq., Oct:trios Edward Coope, Eeq. John Coops Davie, Esq. George Arthur Puller, EM. James Alexander Gordon, Esq. F.E.S. Charles EmanuelGoodbart, Erg. Osgood Hanbury, Jun. Esq. Kirkman D. Hodgson, Ea Si, John I.nblxink, Sart ...