... General Baker surrounded Imliki in the Chur-Dch Valley the Bth instant and took prisoners, besides capturing large quantity of arms. Major Peploe Peploe, M.P., of Garnstone, lias returned 10 per cent, to his tenants last half-year’s Mr. Alfred Wetherman, ...

... hands of the Federal*, garden garden, and house house. Several churches were broken into last night on the plea of a search for arms and flour. The bombardment of the Cbarope still oontioaee. The Maillot Gate ia wreck, but the passage is protected strong battery ...

... until ninw o’clock, and in the meantime, armed with their new mandate, the deputation will have a second interview with Mr. Gladstone. THE MISSION IN AMERICA ENDED. A telegram from Chicago on Thursday statedMr, John Dillon, M.P., Mr. T. P. O’Connor, M.P ...

... 0., commanding the Scots ds ’. r' , of well-known family at Coates, near Cirencester. Cant John Hampden Waller, of the Honourable Corps of Gentlcmen-at-Arms, who is advanced from M.V.O. to C.V.0., is a son of former rector oi Bourton-on-the- and a descendant ...

... 111 miles per hour '! - oar it r. Cant. Moulton, I'.nsign ol the Yeomen the (.iiard, and I. N. Reeve, Standard Hearer of the Arms, were knighted at the Levee Wednesday last. The opening of lire Newcastle and Carlisle Railway look place on Monday. The distance ...

... Archill neon Disney, (’apt. James Dei.gal Army, Kite, daughter of Mathew lhirn, F.so. 4, at St. Mary's chuu h, Cliciteunam, John Samuel Lifter, Kh|., MW* Elizabeth Wik*xk. of Lodge, Fitivillr. May 4, Luton, tin Lev. 8. Sykes, Mr. Altw.Hd, dimstiat, &c ...

... consequence of royal fami er ajesty and her ea § roy, — until after the Easter revess, the s coud asad blow fur the London tradesn John Knight, Esqy hou ed Royal in the room of H. ‘T! on e eased. We had no ro my 0 state that Mr. Divet member for Bi ined the House ...

... lamdon, Aune, oldest daughter Mr. John Neville, Witney. the lltli imt., CheltenhaM, Mr. John Wall, to France* Fryer. the loth intt., at Moomoalh, Mr. Water*, to Miss Jane Case. On the inst., the Rev. George St. John, Heury olley, Ksq., son of the late ...

... Maesy- J. B. Beasley, Esq. Mr. John Jones, shopkeeper, Mr. Titn* Thomas E. C. Lloyd HaU, Esq. Oliver Uovd, Esq. John Lloyd Davies, Esq. Rev. Daniel Bowen Thou. Lloyd, Esq. Caednsere T. Davies, Esq. Rev. Augustus Brigstiicke John Jones, Thomas Lewis, Esq. Clynfiew ...

... present were John Benelt, Esq.. M.P., Sir Charles Hulse, Bart., Joseph Neeld, Esq . M.P.. John Neeld, Esq., M.P., Captain Bolder*), M.P., Montague (lore, Esq . M.P., G. E. Eyre, Fsq., the Rev. Henry Hussey, Col. linlse, C. W. Everett, Esq., John Clark, Eaq ...

... satis taction make known that he has been favored with instructions TO SELL BY PUBLIC COMPETITION, At the Black Lion Inn, Cardigan, on Saturday, the 15th day of August, 1846, the hour of 3 o’clock in the After- noon, E singularly important and very desirable ...

... Josiiih. eldest arm of Mr. C. to Eluubcth, third daughter Mr. John hitmore, of that town, builder. July 2, at Kcraerton, Mr. Thomas White, builder, of this city, to .Mrs. Martha Mam, the former place. DEATHS. July 3, in this city, John Fusbroke, M.D., ...