... Maglnera. J. B. TrevaEion, Esq., of Caerhays, Cornwall, to Susannab, taulghter ot Sir Francis Burdett, M.P. DEA THS. Thomas, thirtl son of Geort e Ness, Fsq. Decutmber t2, at Mallow, in the bloom of youth, of consumption, Susan, dasughter of R. Barrett. ...

... newmemhirsbr'wve'e hllotipd F 'fir rxnd admitted. At six o'clock the members ;sat dd'w' to an 1i excellent dinner, provided by Mr. John Trainor. J. A?~ O'I'A- t! gsa, in the chair;- Qu, Viee.President. h The Choirmsan requested at bumper, Thle toast he was about ...

... incretaktdo ..one- third, arid with ?? twojI fats to induce a greater we have absolutely a'14,sokr cons-mp..:I lion by two-thirtl. Can 'thers baa stronngr oecn vincing Pro4i Of the poverty ?? the peop~le, ~ . is a luxury, in thle use of. Which every one ...

... barn At Wootton, in Bedfprd, belonging, to Colonel BuCkwnrtb, wv' set onl fire between five and six o'clocek, and upwards of thirtl .loads of wheat and other grain consumed. Snimethiug mutt be wr ong at Wootton, which, within the last twenty yeiat, contained ...

... laughter. FuAttRIAGES. Byspecial Dcense,at Sir 1uih Croftis'oin Merrion-street, the Right Hon. the Earl o0 Carrick, to Lucy, thirtl daughter of the late Arthur French, Esq. tIn tire 13th instant. Lewis Chapellien K inchella, Esq, Al.D., of Hil- kenng, t ...

... Londot;i Apollo, Randel, Odessa, linseed ; 'Nancy, Way, London, general eargo; John and Mary, Goldridge, Bridgewater, general cargo; four calliers. Ssaiivd, Sirait, Wilson, St. John's, N.B., ballast; Devon- shire, steamer, Belfast; Queen Victoria anid William ...

... termed.. 250 5 and easily packed-in the space of (what ?.gracious God I) the hold of a vvesel of 44 tons, with a height of thirtl.thoir- inches-aye inches I between the slave, or under, d and the siper deck. Manacles and chains were on board to the number ...

... volebt object, that of postponing the repayment of some of the advances, on that and other grounds, if the government should thirtl it wise to persevere with the bill, he should certainly give it his support. Lord J. RUSSELL said the right honourrable gentleman ...

... carrying out their great usefultess (hear, hear). H With those views lie begged to propose the suecod rese- sri lution.pr Mr. John Dennane seconded the resolution, and in doing sil so observed that for the number of years he had been con- ve nected with ...

... the next resolution, which was adopted. Mr. Deaser and Mr. John Barwood proposed and seconded the 6tb, and Mr. A. Bagot moved the 7th resolution, which were put and carried unanimously. Mr. John Bagot (the secretary) moved a vote of thanks to the public ...

... diviase ear~i eln Chris~t Cthurch catbridrel. TSE ORDP1IFR i(THE TH1ISTL. The Qeetn held an inventilure of teto Order of the Thirtle .at three o'clock, on Friday, at BDuckingham PAlsee when the Duke ?? was-iant* wsth the order.' Nit. WH1Thbl9n;S MOTION ...

... conlfinued to drop off, and ,oa the fourth, dAV they hail all ?? but four. On th6 ?? ?? lic It~tih the aseletatet engineeri (Mir. John Tice) was diecosereel; _atd Mr. Grant left the .Xuek and ewema towards it. It wee not long after the otk~r two pa~ssengere ...