... Moses; dingl, J. BE, Wlliamson; potatoes, R. England ; chzose, butter, and provisions, fifr Cardiff, E. John an3 ('o. provisions, for Dlandaff, John Isaacsc for Forth, J>1:10 Evans, A tender for the extension of the sheds in which inen are employed in ...

... returned unopposed on Thursday. We leasn from a communication from Portsmouth that the candidature of our fellow-citizen, Mr. John F. 'Norris pronises to have a successful result, Ths general enthusiasm, says our informant, with which the Liberal candidates ...

... disorderly and relusing to leave the Masons' Arms T when requested by the landlord. Mr. Ames, of Frome, appeared for Gay, Curtis, and Pearce. On Saturday . evening, the 4th inst., a row occurred in the Masons l e Arms, and subsequently, while on his way home ...

... presented from that parish, and two from St. Luke's, Cheltenham. A Gloucester paper understands that the Rev. hi, W. F, St. John, MIA., rector of Frampton-on-Severn, has accepted the living of Kempsford, vacant by the death of Canon Barlow. The Cainbrian ...

... h .e force. assurinig them of the RYM athly which the Queen 53 felt in the dark hours which nd overshadowed tho ,h British arms In Afghanistau. His Excellency referred Y especiallg to the servicee of the troops guarding the mr communicatione. and praised ...

... Case dirmizssed.-John Burgers, of Shepton Mallet, was gumn cuned to show cause, &-c. He was ordered to pay gm 2s. Ed. per week and costF.-HanhWbGre the Slade, was fined Is. for not sending her child to schooL. -Geor~ge Lainbert, John Lambert, and Thomas ...

... win dows i as followA !- To tire Aory of God. an in memorymof C i..rs John C hampiorpio uei boin Jure 20, 1814, died January 2, 1880. The three email hlchild below represent the arms of the ancient Norman family of Crespisny, and alto those of the Irish ...

... offices attached -MSr. C. W. Whalley, £275B. Mr. John Phillips, £25; Mr. 3. Watkins, £25; ir. E. Wyatt. £25. The last named was accepted, l'OICiE couRT/ SATOUDAY.-A tramp, hailing from Shefflield, named John BEoskee, was charged with apply- lag for relief ...

... PI'z1rv SESsION, TVbEDAY, -(Before Messrs. John Bippisley junior, S. S. PT Samborne, and W, W. Xettleweli.)-The certi'dcate of the Tyning beerhouse, Tifmnbury, was transferred frim JamesThomas to Jamnes James.-John Tudhall v. Edward Harris, The plaintiff ...

... Brisling- too, on November 4th,-Francis Tucker was fined 20s 3 including coastal, for a Isimilar ?? OCam Cruelty to a Hcifei'.-John Windsor and George Windsor were charged with cruelly heating and ill-treating a heifer, belonging to 2dr. James Keeling, farmer ...

... Avon-street, an aged unah, w o vwas admitted to the Royal United Hospital on Nov. 20th, suffering from severe burne on the arm, caused by falling intou, fire, and who died on Thursday night. ,A verdictots£ Accidental death was returned, BURNEAM. B30ARD ...

... Seale, vicar of St. John's, E.astover, who bfis so far been very successful in obtaining funds for the ?? of the proposed mission chapel in his large and populous parish, has received the offer of a valnable and suitable bite in St. John-street, to he conveyed ...