... paused at the reconstructed bridge, formerly Essex Bridge, and the Lord Mayor declared that it should henceforth be called Grattan Bridge. Earl Dudley has written, proposing as a solution of the question respecting the holding of the Wcroester Musical Festival ...

... leaving a balance in hand of 10s. 7d. This was for disposal by the committee. Mr. John Befidis said it was 'proposed to establish a soup kitchen at - the Miners Arms, Whitecroft. (Hear, hear.) . . . . . -- After a further discussion, districts were appointed ...

... farmer Blake, John Bale, Landkey, near Barnstaple, yeoman Blake, Miss Louisa, Crediton, Devon Blake, Mrs. Sarah, Ilfracombe Thomas John, 49. Oxford-mad, Kilbom, W., M.D Blanchard, John, jun., Charlton, Shaftesbury, yeoman Blanchard, John, Doubead, St. ...

... llosatoins. NATIVISM ash poor only when we want noose. noise, his sub= gives the woe of poverty to the went of npertaities. Loan CARDIGAN shortly Ware his death reviewed a famous memos% sol o the easel spook he said, with sere eel he usually showed, I got di ...

... Malmsebary, Wilts.—The Rev. John Carter has been In annonneing this feet W. B. bop to remind Parisi at givoWted to the curacy of Holy Trinity (Bt. Philip and greatly lsenemd, ballitiso vision them win Mee Jacob), Bristol.—The Rev. John Wadsworth has been . Combining ...

... yet another M. i*. who does not mind all the world knowing that he was once a labourer ; I refer Mr. David Davies, M.P. for Cardigan boroughs. He has made fortune coals. Some time ago had consult his lawyer on business matter of considerable importance, ...

... EXTRAORDINARY CHARGE OP CON. IWIRiCT. -- -- --- - I At the Central Criminal Con* cm Thursday, Auguste John (2i), described as a proforma music, and Emms I line John (2:1), his wife, Germane, Were charged with felon i• rely extorting a valuable seserity from ...

... held them at arm's length, and retreated slowly, fighting and defending the trumpet major until deprived of his weapon by a shot. This is no rhodomatiota&. but plain fact, as recorded in the Gazette. Lieutenant Alexander Robert Donn, of Cardigan's boys, was ...

... 11th Hussars, lying on the field wounded ; also Lawson and Martin. On the same night I buried their arms which had been shot off. One of the men named John Banbrick had his hone shot from under him. A Russian officer in riding past at the time was dismounted ...

... rt er over th e currency of this day menviplit, and foreign was easily as much higher. Baxley maliesd mime improvement. Oats arm. Bears It up. Peas and Maize nualtered. LIVERPOOL, FRI DAY.—A moderate trade was wheat, generally without chance in prices, ...

... What a pretty child you have? She moat be • great comfort to yon. She is indeed. said the fond mother. When I'm mad at John, I don't have to speak to him. She calla him to his meals and tells him I to get up the coal, and other things that want. She's ...

... as accommodation for the band of the Bth Royal Irish Hussars, one of the regiments engaged io the charge. The Countess of Cardigan kindly lent the head of the charger which carried the late Earl in the charge, which woe beautifully mounted; and Colonel ...