... Corsham.—On Thursday week, a Dinner (given by Lord Methuen, to the inhabitants of the town who assisted in extinguishing the late fires on his Lordship's property,) took place the Town Hall, Mr. Davidson the chair; Mr. Green way officiated vice-chairman. The number of the guests was about 200. The silver spoons which were stated to have been stolen from the Royal Oak Inn, Marlborough, about a ...

... Smart Capture.?A clever capture was effected by P.c. Moss on the evening of Friday week. It will be seen on reference to the case before the Borough Bench on Monday that man named Robert Amos, of Reading, has been committed for trial on a charge of the attempted murder of Eli Sargent Ayres, of St. John'sroad. Information was given to P.c. Moss within a very few minutes of the occurrence, and ...

... cana pe Chursdap's LONDON GALE TTE. —— FR om THE 3 LE WHITEHALL, MARC HE King has b een pleafed to appoli it'the Henry Addington, Joba Right Hon es Sinall Pybus, eigrs. Lord Smith, and Chay! and Nath. Bond, ely; to be George Thynne, commithoners for e xecuting ‘the office offTrea- furer of his aje fiy’s' E xchequer.—And to rant to the Right Hoo. Henr y Addington the g ffices of Chance llor an ...

... The Famine India.—On Sunday sermons were preached in St. Mary's Church, having for their object the augmentation of the Indian Famine Fund. The offertories amounted to 14. 10s Andover Rifles.— Thirty-four members of this Corps went to Winchester last week for battalion drill' preparatory to the eight days' permanent duty at Alder! shot with the troops forming the camp of instruction. They go ...