... POLLARD and WRIGHT-Feb. 25, at Kilmeague. county lg ure. by the Rev. George Garrett, father of hne brd^ -ssisted by the Re.- John G. Garrett, Clon- f G. x. A. Pollard, Lieutbnavit Royal Navy, to Nnie, widowr of vhe late Major A. B. Wright, 70th SHAND and ...

... Rev. J. Metcalfe, William B. Maskell, of Horesey, Middlesex, to Harriet J., third daughter of John Samp. son, Coney-street, York. M ?? the 22nd inst., at St. John's, Higher Broughton, by the l/ev. F. B. Wright, rector, James Roger, seventh son of Nathan ...

... hiDl, London, of ?? 27, 1f1, at 18 Upper Rath- :ttfas, the;o of ?? 1 Matheson, Kq, Ot a .1irdAN.Sept 13, 1SS1, at the Penton Arms, Penton- i re.asd. London, the wife of H 'N Morgall of twins, 'i _oepDt« l88at 13 Clyde road, the, wife of 3 Fo-.s 1;iht Poche ...

... edrertiseaesum. - , BIRTHS. I a JonDeC. 1Bn, ao faurel Bank, Fern-grove, the wife of ass John C. Band, of a son. w lsBtnr-Dec. 15, at 110, Windsor-street, the wife of John wo Bell, of a daughter. n EAksToo-Dec. 16, at 23, Carrin gton-str~et, Bark-way, the ...

... 1 Blengfell ), of a son. WILau.4IS.-On. the .22nd ult., at the Liverpool Arms Hotel, Bangor, the wife of Mr Robert Wil- liams, chief officer of the ship County of Cardigan, of a daughter. M[ARRIAGES. HOPKI-19O0-WB ATT.-On the 1st nIit., at Llanfair- ...

... pirates, from tifteen to twenty in suumber, had fast cutters, and were well armed. Their nationality is unknown. ARREST OF A D)YNAMIITARD. LoNDoN, MoNi.tY.-Au En-glishlman, named, Grattan, was at Henleyv Polioe Court remnanded t for having in his possession ...

... -Last nighb the houses of three men named John Leader, David Leader, and Jeremiah H~oward, at Rilcomney, near hlill- street, County Cork, vwere simultaneously attac~ked by moonlighters, and arms demanded at ,John Leader's. On being refused, the party entered ...

... Brooks, ft P; P Coll, Crown Solicitor; Rev C p' Meeian, Rev Canon lragot, .ir P MlICabe Fay, ?? Cl Fox. J P; Mr 1 Dflayer. MIr John M'Carth, Dr Brady, Profes- r Kwenaagh. MYr Angeo Fahy, UE: Dr N Whyte, City Coroner; Sir Patrick O'Brien, M P- Mr Henry PaThrio ...

... Maria, eldest daughter of Mr. Beek, King's Arms Inn, Gosford, Kid- lingtou, near Oxford. March 4, by the Rev. W. R. Baker B.A., Vicar of Hag- bourne, Berks, assisted by the Rev. A. W. Jephson, MA., Vicar of St. John's, Waterloo-road, Richard Rice, ?? L.S ...

... bhis other oddities, he keptthe body of his first wifeembalmed ia glass case. In the parish of Ll'auhbad&LriFawr, Cardigan. shire, John' Davies, aged' 108, who for 'sOne years pasb was in the re-glar habit- of 'repairing to Aberystvith 'on 'Saitrday a ...

... House, St. Aldate's. July 15, by licence, at St. Clement's Church, Oxford, by the Rev. F. Filcher, M.A., George John, eldest son of the late John Dyke, of Faringdon, to Cordelia, only daughter of the late Richard Gerring, of Coiwell Lodge, Faringdon. D E ...

... costs, for keeping a dog without a licence. George Phillips, carpenter, 4a, Cardigan-street, was charged with being drunk, disorderly, and annoying John Foster, 47, Cardigan-street, on Tuesday night, and was lined 2s. ad, and 13. costs, and bound over ...