... the person who has the care of the clock in St. Patrick's i Church, was'proceeding to wind it up, he was informed by the t sexton's wife', that there was a most frightful ghost in the church, t arid she cautioned hn to take care of himself. Thinkig there ...

... e W. TIaylor, Great Yarmouth, surgeon. Sou's. Swain & Co. U'd JewrB ; and Sr. N. 1. Palmer, Jun. Great Yarmouth. NV. E L, Church-street, Rotherliihe, victualler. Sol2 . Mr. Saward, Paradise-row, Rotherhithe. XtP. Aln, Elm-street, Gray's inn-lane. ale-brewer ...

... of Corton, Norfolrk,black- smi'h a;d 'heeliviiflt. SolN. Mr. Deveney, Bethel-street, iN'orech; and I1r. Robert Brownle, No. 22, Welbeck-street, Ca entditsh.sqs aOnr. S. ularrikonl, Ilsnclester, grocer. Sols. Mr. E. Chester, ii, Stliple-lan; and N lr- ...

... ClerKenw5IWcaIlam55cbaut. J ' BANKRUPTS. Copthall buitlditl1s, 'Thrssgesorton-street. --Sol. Mr. D~, *vev ()rlefonl(street.St. A;ndrew, Holborn, bricklayer, d.rrpenl.C Sol. Mr, H. CI rlje I merlnbury', wrreihouiselan. Sol: Mr. Marngnall, 1, sry. Sshir; btiAlderI ...

... of the Manifesto, ap- pears to be, his lukewarmness towards the present form of Government, and the sinking vessel of the Church. This publication is not accompanied by any proofs to' put g- its authenticity out of question; but there is nothing in 3 ...

... and Chapman, intend to meet on the 27:h day of October instant, at Twelve of the clock at Noon precisely. at the House of ANDREW Porv, at 3S Cotham, in the Parish of Westbury-opon-Trym, in the County it of Gloucester, to Audit the Accounts of the Assignees ...

... storv. fron theil M 'w lroughllt yesttrotda by an Austrian T''rAacolo, that Lord Cocl)tane had blockaded Vasiladi. *General Church is preparing an expedition to Negro- poet, and n botd' of Ro neliote troops is collected in the Isthatus. Chitiutachi has ...

... Iheir hearts are green, Oh, they have 1t seen, wheat thou bas seen liave ou net osark'd in the. quiet aisle O Ft3. Tiolrirn church, the sneet nand fair, '¶he) wvandesring leff or the ivy smile, In qlnditess on the pulpit-s tir? Yint have not f,,rgot the ...

... distinguished the Duke of Clarncne, will be . displayed by William the Fourth.-Brigiton Gae. The Queen visited St. James's church on Wed- :nesday, in order to hear te weekly lecture. The two churcwacdns wre onthe lerton te Casiof, and to stimulate their ...

... to effect improvements in the laws respecting this subject which may atlbrd the necessary protection to the Estab.- Iished Church, and at the same time remove the pre- sent cause of complaint. But in this and every other question aftecting Ireland, it ...

... from the nobility of Podolia to the emperor NXieholas speaks of the persecution of their religion-the suppression of the churches-the forcible transportation of the inhabitants to the steppes of the Caucasus-the siuhriigs of the exiles iii the mines of ...

... splendid new church is building for the brother of Sir R. Vyvyrn, at Penzarrce; and that more than one-third of the money was subscribed by Wesleyan Methodists-By the way, we notice also that very many of tire subscribers to St. Matthew's new church, in this ...