... to Sarah Elizabeth, youngest daughter of Mr. George Coot, ot the Queen's Arms, Queens-road, Nottingham. At the Wesleyan chapel, Newark, on the 26th inst., Mr. Moses Parr to Mrs Ann Wilson Anson. At the Baptist chapel, Newark, on the 27th inst., Mr George Hatfield to Mrs Eliza Tansley. At Newark Church, on the 22nd inst.. Mr. John Ash to Miss Jane Bagg. , At Birch wood, Derbyshire, on the 2oth ...

... COCET OF CHANCEEY, LIXCOLVS-IXX—AT V*. { Before tbe Lords Justices.) Appeal Motion.—llrincheste.-. ire, Kaiiway v. London and Xcrtb- Weetern Railway, part heard. EOLLS COUET, CKANCKRY-LAN'E—AT 10. Cause*, &c—Featterstcnhaugh v. Turner, part ?? v. ' Hervard, part ?? v. CVird—Hancock v. Ross—Gibson |v. Sturgis—Sidney v. Wi mer 2)—Wilmer v. Hunloke—Morley v. I ?? \. Elton (t'— Railsron v. Hall— ! ...

... Medicine Purging, or ExpeKse by Dv Barry's Delicious Revalknta Auabica Food and Tonic Biscuits, which repair the mucous membrane of Stomach and Bowels, the Blood, the Ner ...

... NEWCASTLE AND GOSFORTH PARK SUMMER MEETING-. j Clerk of the Scales-Mr T S Atkinson. Manager and Secretary—Mr J J Cordner. Clerk of tho Course and Stakeholder -Mr Miles I'Anson. Judge and Handlcapper —Mr W J Ford. Starter—Lord Marcus B_re-_ord. TUESDAY. JOM 19. Weather of a most delightful character favoured the initial afternoon's proceedings at Gosforth Park, and the prospect of some ...

... was therefore the fifth jubilee. In 1611 the letters patent were signed by King James I. for this foundation, for the maintenance of which Mr. Sutton con- veyed the whole of his valuable estates, including the site of the lately dissolved priory of Carthusians, which he pur- chased for the erection of his hospital, to trustees for carry- ing out his benevolent object. He only survived the com- ...

... 1 12,000.000 hectolitres of inferior grain. (The hecto- litre is a trifle more than 2| English bushels, and the kilogramme mentioned below is a little more than 21b. or 1,600 grammes.) For the making of 100 kilogrammes of Hour into bread there are required 600 grammes of leaven, 000 grammes of salt, and upon an average fit) kilos of water. To obtain from the oven a loaf ol 10 kilos, the ...

... The Queen and Court arrived in London from Windsor to-day (Tuesday.) ...

... SIGNS OF TO-DAY'S WEATHER. Ths Meteorological Department prophesied xA sight o'clock last night, thst ths weather, during ths next 24 hoars, will be ss follows:— 0 Scotland, N. .. ( Variable or north - easterly 1 Scotland E. .. 1 hreezes; changeable, some cold ' ' V showers. ( Westerly or north - westerly 2 England, N.E.-j winds, moderate; changeable, I some cold showers. 5 England, E. .. ( 4 ...

... the different proposals of the Cambridge Reform Bill. At the same time, several of the j subjects thus introduced to our notice arc, although distinct, so intimately connected with one another, j that we should inevitably fail to realise the true | state of the case unless the relation between them be kept constantly in view. Thus, the qui-ti>n- relating to the constitution and functions of ...

... I ANTICIPATIONS ON TBE L_WES MEBPTNG. The first tww days' racing' at Brighton were net pro- ductive of aay special feature. The company wm quite ' an average attendance, bet the ground waa so hard that several animals intended to fulfil their engagements ware not brought out. Tbe Handicap PUtea fell off : considerably from what was expected, and the sport, particularly on the Oup Day, was ...

... A meeting of the Eotherham Board of Guardians was held on Monday at the Board room, Union WorShouse. The Hon. and Eev. W. Howard pre- sided, and the other guardians present were— Messrs. H. Jubb, H. Otter, Eev. A. Fullerton, and H. W. Verelst, ex-officio; Eev. E. B. Watkins, Messrs. Guest, Moorhouse, Morgan, Fell, J. White, F. White, Ehodes, S. Blunn, W. Blunn, Wood, Sellars, Ashforth, Cobban, ...

... A father was very ?? annoyed by the foolish questions of his little »* M Johnny, you are a great source of annoyaaoe » me. What's the matter, pa?* You ask * many foolish questions. I wasn't a big donkey *_J I was of your age. No, pa, bot you've gto** a heap since. ' 1 - °«>ti»*. Sxtraou Teeth ?? W* CADBURY . COCOA.- A omttmmt food '-___*■«•> ...