... 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 ...

... so0) of the late John Allen, of Paglesham House, - PagleSham, Essex, to Rosa Green Porter, only daugh- ter of the late Mrs. B. Porter, of Mistloy, Essex. fu DEATHS. q THELWALf..-26ti March, at Melbourne, after two days' 1a illness, John Belkeley Thelwall ...

... Hortou-cum-Studley, fell from a gate and broke his arm. The above are under treatment in the Radcliffe Infirmary. t ATTEMPi-TED SUICIDE.-OiiTuesdayylast an attempt atself- destruction was made by Mr. John B. Hobdell, formerly an auctioneer, &c., in High-street ...

... Boddington, aged 73. June 2, at Dorton, Thains, Ani Hwnvee, for unany years cook at Dorton House, aned 535. Juno 3, at Barford St. John, Mr. Henry Austin, aged 57. Jutie 3, at Bloxhaun, tho Rev. IV. Arthur Matrshall, late Chaplait of All Saints' School, aged ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... ti Summers, huntsman of the H. H. Hunt, Ropley. ?? the 21st inst., at Rely Trinity, Farehani. Walter Fezant Lowe, M.A., St. John's b College, Cambridge, ?? of Stranraer, Bourne- t moutht Florenc~e Edith, youngest daughterofB the liat C00aptain W. Bailey ...

... Btlirton. Bromley park, irr.the of FzCis Robert Miers, Esq, of a ar rips Pnhrl S 9, ISS-at Diecon, the wife of i! xv l'l-ll~p. Arm;y Pay Departrmeiit, of a :31i->%ro ...

... -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 ...

... conference of the council washeld in the afternoon. e Mr. T. Graham (chairman) presided, and there were also - present Sir John Swinbusne, MLP., Mr. H. Broadhurst, r MP., Mr. W. Woodall, M.P., Mr. F. Schnadhorstlfr. G G. Leveson Gower, Mr. Clement Higgins ...

... Barttelot, I Lady Romily, Sir Arthur Birch, Mir. and Mre. John Birch, Lord and Lady Alfred Churchill, Mr. and Lady Alfred Newton, General and Lady Blanche Morris Mr and Mrs. Rardall Burrcngbes, Sir John as' Lady Mlois, Col. an'd Lady Mary Crosse, Lady Eligatieth ...

... are arming these Orangemen in the north th of Ireland, nod if the Imperial Parliament and the (o Queen dare to give legislative rights to Ireland er we will oppose the forces of the Crown by armed in- tb correction. (Laughter.) Why, their armed insurree- ...