Melancholy Sadden Boath at a Christmas forty.—On Tuesday evening Mr. Cbivel, builder, residing East-place, Lambeth, had given, as was hi* annnal custom, party Boxing evening, and about eight clock Mrs Cliivel was waltzing with male relative, when she was heard laugh in rather a

Aibert, (i., DC. L-, Chao®ellor the UniremtT of C»m don—NOTICE HKKEUY GIVEN Outs VI NO Ac . Ac., Ac iind of of Kk on tb® CaplUJ Stock of mill Irolaad. ®nd the Colo,*’>««• IntwiJetl Kepriut of the Bo .k« for become PAYABLE the of JANUARY next • and Pro-1847, the eo*t whieb >* lL

nor'er, Rt thi clos. of IS4B, off-reJ forf.il »'! yon. futura confidence ami good will, if an «uU-Bruun ahull for three year*. 55t.1l lor belttr times, adieu, adieu I WILTSHIRE. The in country rerer more out h*arl with the pr.'sprct before them; they can ecarceijconrert prodocrt

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The decision of the South Staffordshire Ironmasters at their preliminary trade meeting held at the Swan Hotel, Wolverhampton, on Thursday last, is hy this time well known. The meeting appears to have been very numerously attended, nearly all the influential houses in the trade b

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present Monday, the Ist of January, at four o'clock in the afternoon, at the Acorn Tavern, Temple-street, Birmingham, in the following or such other lots as may be agreed upon at the time of sale, subject to conditions to be then produced—the under-mentioned eligible FREEHOLD an

on Wednesday next the day of January. Tickets (including Refreshments), Gentlemen's, 55.; Ladies', 4s. each. SOLIHULL BALL. THE ANNUAL CARD and DANCING ASSEMBLY will be held at the GEORGE INN, SOLIHULL, TO-MORROW (TUESDAY), January 2. STEWARDS. THOMAS BUTTON, Esq,, j Mr. FIELD,

held December 29, The Rev. J. GARBETT, Rural Dean, the chair ; It was moved the Right Hon. the Earl of Dartmouth, seconded by R. Spooner, Esq., M.P-> And unanimously resolved, That this Committee, feeling unabated confidence in the upright and disinterested motives of the Rev. T