... Westlny Fietcher, Joseph Fletcher, and John Pietch- er, Walsall, Staf'ordshire, mnrchants and saddlers iron- mongers, Lion Inn, Wolverhampton. 15.-Samuel Speight, Brick.lanie, Spitalrtelcln, Middlesex, chemist and druggist.- Joseph Horslev, Billiter-quere ...

... the same place, was commit- ted to ihe samne prisoli. for three calenda ots ohr s bour, for being a r~ Ellie Onr Wedimesday, Joseph Ltowes borfo eira repullt;e tISTA.LA1N-b nun a was conviete in Peilltiis of 20s., anr cost,, for a violent as- slt upon John ...

... MiddleseX, book- seler, stationer, and printseller, Con.. Court. William Horn- by, Gainsboroulzh, Lillcolosihir ,, sasl Sir Joseph Edsaile, Knt, Bilarden Ash, tsseii, ?? Hart inn, Gaintborough. ().-John Thomas Tavler, Upper T'imames.trcet, Loldoni, roun ...

... to confer a right to the fhancliise.-Disealolecd. SALOIM CUlAIEL, 1(001) STRIEET, NEWCASTLH. il~r lw t WDVoE--The case of Joseph Glover is also a chapel ease. The only docurnment produced is a ieed of feloflnetit, dated Ist Decemober, 183:5, griotlug ...

... to 4i. fis. 6d. Ricnh)IOND WItSLEYAN SUNDAY ScirooL,-On Suoliday the Wfill instant, two sermons were preached by the Riev. Joseph Nicholson, of Darlington, in the Wesleyan Chapel, Richmond. In the evening, after the sermono, na number of the children were ...

... Bedehlamber, the Countess of Mul9grave, luld of Honour in Waiting, D18s Cavendish, Lord Steward, the Dukfe of Argyll, Lord Chamberlain, the Marquis (f Cellyughfam, Yeomen of tie Guard. Twelve Footmen, Four and Four. Four Grom TilE STATE CARRItAGE, 7 ?? wali ...

... Walilts arid ltoi-nert Walils, Blackwalil, Middle- seE, Ship builders. John Price, Blrrnlegharn, glass riririulutc- turer. Joseph Hlrst, Gornersiall, Y~rkshilre, vori nerehflint.- 30hrt Segarnan Nathanl, Bristol anid Chreltenhllba, (flou.:efetetilbe, lurniture ...

... baker and flour dealer. John Broradhurtt Seltoirun, Siiifrilit1rii1ic, err'- perater and brrilder,. Thinrasr Philip Peck farid Joseph Pick, Liverpoiol, grocers anid provi.,loo dealers. JblIO S'Xingg, i. Chester. retailer' of teer. Juosepr Oatem, Ol.Usp, O ...

... erected, by tite ceta. blishinent ofan Infant School, to be caled the Victoria Injant Sceool. On Wednesday evening, the chamberlains pre. seited each resident freeman and freeman's widow wsith a cro05n, to celebrate the same joyful occasion. A SERMON Will ...

... 5Middlesex, victialler,. JanO~ Tuylle,, tile YOuniget, Lavwdord, Eaimex, cattle dowler, Tilijmli Charles Waddy, L~eeds, upholder. Joseph Na~l ll, jriton-uplei- Niedlock, 11,sii1chester, houile anit sign phiuter. Willitfim 'I'lomp- 800, IlorPeth, Zorthuimberlaud ...

... Archbishop, by wiomns his Majesty was then girt with it. Thl Arch- bishop then took the crown from tile hands of the Grand Ch;amberlain, and placeth it on tile Emperor's head, while the Cardinal Patriarcih of Venice pronounced the solemn formula used on such ...

... make a hasty retreat, in which, we are a sorrv to say, Mr. John Clavering injured his foot and leg. o Six of the workmen, Joseph Eliint, John Scott, A. Gillon, Edward Clai lton, W. Studdy. and Robert Robinson, man- ., fullyanil generously volunteered ...