... r ~En ETP' ]Rs WEWNESDAY, APRIL 13, 1826. April 4, at Queen's Square, Westminster, the Lady of Dr. Bowring, I. P., of a dauigghter. April I6, at Sidbury Vicarage, the Lady of the 1Rev. Bourke Fellowes, of a son. At West Flalse, Bow, the Lady of Francis It. Hole, Esq ,of a Rln and heir. A pril 7, at Kingskerswell, the Lady of Henry L. Brown, Esq., of a daughter. April 5, at I rafalgar Place, ...

... REMARKABLE BREACH OF PROMISE CASE. « The hearing of the c.seof Evelyn v. Hurlbert was re- sun.i .1 ye- ti-ii.ay in the Queen's Bench Division, before Mr. Justice Car.- ?? a Special Jury. It was an action brought t>\ T.i i s i :, i -n i;. > ?? kn jwn i.-i rhe theatrical world as iiiss i ?? Evelyn, against Mr.W. if. Hurlbert, described n- a lif.ia:*. in ?? to r- cover damages to the amount of ...

... LOCAL INTELLIGENOK CHESTER. CHESTER CATHEDRAL. Service List for To-morrow (Sunday). SovDAT, 4TB (4th Sunday after Easter).— Morning: Litany and Holy Communion. 8 a.m. Te Deum. St iner in A; introit. S ...

... Ga Baturday the remains the late Mrs. Latimer, the widow of Mr Thomas Latimer, j.p,were laid in the family vault iv tne Old Cemetery beside those of her late hnsband. She ...

... Ihisst; c between DOVER and BOULOGNE and LOC LOON E ami DO YEW daily, according to the [ARKABLY FAST boat, she has he ry DWY and EASY in rough Weather. For t : Bushell, 26, Strum! Dover Steam- packc . - LOUVAIN and JEMEPPE (sur Salnhre) RAILWAY.— The of an- nouncing to the si. -. 'l-e con- cession cauual Of hi-- MsJe Th. dy re- ported of con - Bum est ■ form v the ( ■ ■ one u- within i ...

... ?? ANTED Immediately, an APPREN- ' \f TICK to a SURGEON, APOTHE- !, A CARD ' f-ADIES' HEAD-DRESSES, ice. BfC. f 1 - R. BALL, from Mr. Wink's, Maddox- JToStreet, Hanover-square, London, respect- fully lx-g» io inform the Nobility and Gentry of Cornwall, that he shall attend at Bodmin, -iirin; the ensuing Races. — All Orders early ?? to him at the Post-OJfice of that Town, will receive ...

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... constant reader your journal from its commencement, I was much struck with paragraph in ist week's paper respecting the , f London remonstrating with the Rector of Spilaltields for preaching at the Free Kirk in Scotland. Sorely, the minds all right-thinking persons, there could no harm in that. Now any one who knows the Rector of Spitalfields, his kindness heart, when in Scotland, and ...

... the proposed tramways LONGBENTON. evidence before committee. Group F. of the Local Legislation Committee of House of Commons resumed, vesterday. consideration of the tramwa ...

... FRIDAY EXCEPTED. THE SCRAP-BOOK THE THE THE BEST ANTJ GREATEST OF ALL WYLIE-T ...

... Jacobstow church was reopened on Wednesday week I by the Bishop of Truro. The church which is dedicated I to St. James has an interesting history. Before the Conquest, the neighbourhood of Jacobstow may have been densely populated, for barrows and earthworks of the Britons are numerous along the coast. Davies Gilbert' citing Hals, says that when Domesday Book was compiled, 1085-6, Jacobstow ...

... Tuesday Morning. DRUCE GRAVE OPENING. -—'There was a great crowd in the precincts of the Druce grave Monday morning; but it was principally of police, pressmen, and photographers. T ...