... BTIZIT. A this with of many Ladles. has detorodoed again A her atestalos to conducting a REGISTRY OFFICE FOR SERVANTS, sad. by Whig her personal itteent/o. to It, abs f sword the will nodes tame amount of seppcot as areorded her some few years dere. TM Fes ...

... servants). As soon as Henry had notice of toe arrival, he sent Thos. Pltgallen, Arundel, with a simper!) train of magnificence. Whig a troop of horse, carrying torches who received the from Mr Thome. and escorted to London, where he was received by Henry with ...

... the execution hie duty. la she &banes et or of the Donation la the came, the teeming was adJouraed natfl September 8 h. it Whig also stated the artillerymen were going away for dwells' practice. ...

... AND YILITABY. Itsontat.—b. Wow' los bon rtimorid Imo Wino= MILITAZY AND VOLIINTIER NOUS. el Ilex MINS Cathy, Male abet •pm Whig Mr Ile War le Tr died the Deer at Terra. Mt tare err Year re re lell Torre lades wpb. Orris Osemselksa ti. Worries r ISt Mewed ...

... F. Gull, the Hon. Alfred Lyttletoe, Ned Mr. Howard Spender, ',iv, for Dr. Jamison Sir J. 0. Willoughby, the Hoe. F. H. Whig.. and the Hoe. R. White; air Frank Lockwood, Q. 0., M.P.. Mr. J. P. Wells, end Mr. J. Rashid for (blow! R.liigh Grey and Hoe ...

... Mayor, Afessre. J. M. Bobo* T. Lovell, J. G. Rowe, and Sir Richard WOMAN. —Floren , P Ellen so as charged under a warrant with Whig ederly on September Marlin —Fined ss, or 7 tiara. Froirriel; Jaya, York, a marine kn Afr.ron,lrts, wag charged with rderly ...

... long dieemadoo sole took place with regard to the rodatione with MINIM Eldridge, Poo*, sad Co. to come to an agreement tor Whig the dela for the driftage of Boma' Gardens their land into the Great Westantroad. The TOwn Crean reported that elate the last ...

... the same authority as Mr. Harris would do if present. He thought they ought not to open the tenders that day.—The town clerk Whig appealed to said there WWI no legal objection to opening the tenders.--Mr. Curtis thought there Was a strong moral objection ...

... was Monsieur's alarm elgoal Mai tightened Arm. he said ; but tbst wee 501 all. My dog Madame, who had not • ocetnise. Whig, no costume r exelaitned the Judge, while the lady uttered as indlgnsat proUst. I that she had net a tie/chat; autumn. My ...

... CHANGING Mr. Janie, Brats en IlLspday reminded the decree nisi granted toOrrit. Pod% Junior Ocastlitutional Club, the aUsgasios Whig that positrons, and reepondent—a Mr. Chadtan—bad .:hariged The charm) of adultery was net desded by the paitioner, who, however ...

... Stenleyetrilet, defendauVis Lan ialgings, whom le the back Tud be found the atticise produced. afterwards charged him with Whig stoles Ch. articles In q megrim when be mid shout three weeks ago Bad len him the step, and bucket to do • j .b of work for ...

... event of the parish council making a precept os the rates to meet the liability for reSt god, In the meet of the cultivation Whig below the usual meats meditkes. Mr. Mullett than roes and said that the Parish eioasoil objected in to the proposal, as it ...