... family residence, the idein- tical crown wvorn by the last mnonarch 'fhis family. THE FrTZCLARENOCE FAMILY.-The marriage of Miss Amelia Fitzclareitcewith Lord Faulkland, will complete thbamatrimonial-alliances of that family in the' female line with the ...

... resolutionts in favour of parlianentary reform, inclufling vote by ballot, which were secotndled by Mr. Williamsott. Rtobert .J. Alostyn, Esq., of Calcott -ail, rovetd another set of resolutions netic by Richard Sattkey, Esq., expressive of the titsolitte ...

... iey)nd5 fth lesve it to the decision of the tribuwal wlich wilri4ivbit O give a verdict in the cas `. The agitators forta ?? j O j t ±tisgtof i the plan wliich ?? laid e ministry of tie Duke of Welli)i&n15tM, heeimo, t iis on the question of Catif EM 4 ...

... Ellern Hirst; on Monday, ?? Robert Albion, to Miss Margaret Iligginson; Rame day AIr. Thomas Marsden, to Miss Mary Simspson ; same day, Mr. William Boys to Miss Mary Holt; on Thursday, Mr. Roger Wensley, to Miss Lane Strickland, all of this town. On Monday ...

... arc prowling about the town. Ott Friday evening last n youth entered the premises of Hladaen an(d Fielden, tea-dealers, in Scotland. road, at a thdie when miss Fieltlen only was in the shop, and after tavingstruck her a violent blow on the face, and robbed ...

... J.1 , MS. -TuaD1 ?? RCI 1, IV , SJT'lURDAY}, MA4RCH IV, IS,131. FOllIGIN INTELI.IGENCE.-At the beginning of the Wtek, were chceredI with intelligence ot important Ad- atingt2e having been gained by ibe Poles over the Russialns, tear Warsaw, in three ...

... Mr. ,ohajorecks, to Miss Atnn Willan, both of Satmt4e. dlar'd.sud Jl.rok . . f on Monday last, Mr. John Breakell, to Miss Mary Smel'f both - ; Mlmowait~tnamsamsmcttO) ' S ; rs-avssity~attlpatnlton, by the 'Rev. ?? Burtsesst Mr. J. Lewt# s-ganc mfrpl toMary ...

... t~i ink tui tilL d(silcrttl. I went;t to I rats tell yott how the law-s Cio ntide, I ,r rt Stitilty wsta il the chatir. 'Thel re tvits the ill eniler tel' 2'ct tiot, tinl one isr N'i iirttn, selo hail brett on ut Comimittee ito ?? d the fillI. It ?? buill ...

... their lives. Miss Foorte's MAARRIAGE WITat LORD HAnRINGOoN. -The Countess of Harrington was born in the year X 7i%, and is consequently in her 33d year. TIhe Earl of Hanisig- ton comnpletert his 51st year on the clay preceding tie nup- tials. Miss Foote made ...

... to c an acciioccurred which had well nigh proved It an aeenll( irt ?? M~r. J. Hargreaves, eabi. it)tjl ser 'ir. ornber jun., cotton-spinner, and Miss l of Coe, together with Miss Wainright, from the service on Sunday evening, in a die vehicle was iupset ...

... George Staunton, Lord W. Pot- lett, Col. T. Wood, Sir C. Morgan, Sir T. D. Acland, C. W. Wynn, T. Mundy, J. Wilson Patten, C. H. Alor- gan, L. W. Buck, J. Gladstone, It. Palmer, J. Fane, and G. A. Leigh Keck. AMr. Dugdale, Mr. MA Bruce, and Sir Robert ...

... Did hit mean to say that ministers hald avoweed that threy introduced a million oF voters to keep down and crush tire lowier misses? He denied that such language had ever been ?? in thnt house by the ministers. If tie lion. member avolved such Inngnage, ...