... Oriel-street, oxford, goenta man. ADJ0DICATIO`S IN NBNEANJRE'TCY John Th~omas, Bangor. sdder. ichael Fogarty, Stoneycrott and Old Swan, Lane shire, builder and contractor. George Walker and John Walker, trding as G. and zi Walkazr, Ba wi-.4rne, aerated wfater ...

... Tory from the Ad Ministers downwards who wias not prepared, -s like the martyrs of old, to hold to ci the lamnes his right arm and burn it if he could Nr save the remnant of his political existence thereby. p (Applause.) Mr. Chaplin s Bill, he thought ...

... otobaconis Moseley, Birmingham, hairdresserad tobacconist. ' John James Hedges, Stratford-on-Avon, bootmaker. Richard William Perry, Farmsborough, Somersetshire, licensed victoaller. ! John Park, formerly of Scholes, Wigan, now residing at Wigan-lane ...

... actual lord, when another spirit began to en be developed. The present Bishop of Exeter le, is in the Church what the Earl of Cardigan 4 s in the army-an ambitious disciplinarian. of We trust there is no offence in the comparison, El but it is certain that ...

... , also ?? in reply to toasts. ?? Lord Cardigan entered upon his defence on o Tuesday, before the military commissioners sitting T at Chelsea to inquire into the allegations con- tained in the report oi- Sir John M'Neill and of I Colonel Tulloch on the ...

... DB, Dyss's Soocnsssofl RSGSNT.SQUARE.- Pe The congregation to which Dr. Dykes ministered Cb for 20 years bha chosen the Rev. John M'Nei, ofB Edinburgh, to succeed him. Mr. M'NeiL has. I though only a few years ordained, made for him G self a great name ...

... Lancaster, wa3 adjusting a atrap of niome machinery whilst, it was in motion, a lhen he got caught by the Arms, and was whirled xb- agailant a wall. One arm was torn oil at the of khoulder and the other at the elbow, and his back was neriously Injured. Ile ...

... farmar aad schoolmaster. John Tniaor Math s ligh-street, Cardigan, boot and shoe dealer. John Wbite, Coshesbon, Pembrokeshire, farnier and llcosedvlctnauller. Morgan Morgan, Blackwood. Monmouthhlire. baulier r and coalimerchai4 John Taylor Warehmand Richard ...

... will (dated Oct. 17, 1867) with six codicils I (the last being dated March 8, 1873) of Stir. James Campbell, formerly of Cardigan House, Richmond. C but late of Cawley Priory, OCichester, who died on .rd July 19 last, has just been proved by Mrs. Caroline ...

... Jonezs (Cardiff), rci it. M11organ (Aberdcare), E. Price, John Prys i I(Llanover), John Davis (Pandy). John Xilliarns l I(LloudrindodD. D.Jones (Cardiff). J. Glsn Davies 1 Jb r (N\wport). John Williams (Dwvran). Owven Hrughes (Arnlwch), hugh Jones (Brvnda) ...

... EVENING CONCERTS. -tOn Saturday evening last Mr. H. P. Grattan gave an elocutionary entertainment, entitled An H Evening with the 1oets, in the Concert Hall, w Lord Nelson-street. Mr. Grattan read some well- known selections from the works of Dickens ...

... the prisomers, who are said L os halve been armed, and assisted by the morks of a nwighbourr- ,2 ing convent, to break out of prison. Toe attempt was frus- ;f rh tea'cd The inhabitrnts flo.ked to receive arms in greater AtSI nims bers than could be supplied ...