... 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 ...

... B 0-. Jarman, assisted byM 0. F.F Bergen, 11ev John Hails (missionary to Madagascar) to Annie E~. Bee seccond dnnghter of Or A4. keen, of Stapleton Bead. ]DEATHS. africi BAnMrAx.-July 28, at Keynsham, John Badman, r orrel of Congresbury, aged 70 years ...

... Webber, coal hbulier, Ilminster, hisa wife, Sarah Webbor, and men in his employ as haulier3, r named George Webber, John White, and John Mosey. t The prisoners were brought up on remand charged with stealing a large quantity of coal, the ploperty of the ...

... Calvinistio minister at Cardigan, is likely to be Mayor of that borough for next year. A memorial Wesleyan Chapel to the late Sir William M'Arthuris about tobe ereotedat Bayswater. The death is announced, at Shrewsbury. of the Rev John Brainford, Wesleyan ...

... 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 ...

... In Roads-White ffead ae, Cronatadt, ffalled-H, 03g. Taylnor er, Absrystvith ; Tivysids Sl Cardigan; Stokton eas, London ; Lsam se, vaterford Sea Flower Cs, Cardigan. Anrived at Portishead Dock-Lyeone as, Mlddln bsorough, SHAOOPSE9, FonrDN~ Arrived-Shapfell ...

... so, Cork; I. E. a Taylor as, Aberyawith; Argo as, Penzance, CO Bailed-W. J. Barbor sa, London; Sea Flower as B and ?? sH, Cardigan ; Isnthe as, Aberayroa; C. Velindra sP, Swansea; Neath Abbey as, Neath; Elaine E Liverpool; Progress as, London; Lara as ...

... Government in '93 but which would fail now as they failed then, The Iiishnian who Dow thought that he could throw away his arms, just as Grattan disbanded the Volunteers ia 1782, would find that he had pilaced himself in tho poweV of a cruel, unrelenting English ...

... held at the Bath Arms hotel, The chair was oocu- pied by the Hon. Sydney Herbert, and amoong those H present were the Marquis of Bath, Lord Harry Thynue, DI.P,, Viscount Folkestone, M, P., and Moasra, W. Stratton, HI. P. Jones, and John R. White (hon. fle) ...

... a modif i- cation of the terms of the Land Act. The sacred and inviolable character of the Act of Union, which destroyed Grattan's Parliament, is such a fundamental principle with the opponents of Home Rule that 'it is of the utmost importance -to enforce ...