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On the 4th instant, Mrs. Howton, of Thayer-street, Manchester -square, of a daughter. MARRIED. At Middle Claydon, Bucks, the Rey. I. W. Cunning lme, General Vicar of f ir - to Mary, eldest daughter of the Late yCalvert, Bart., 0.C.8. and 0.0 a t Harro w,tiarr On the 25th instant

of December, for her late Majesty the Queen of Saxony, viz.— The ladies to wear black silk, fringed or plain linen, white gloves, necklaces and ear-rings, black or white shoes, l'ans and tippets. The gentlemen to wear black, full trimmed. fringed or plain linen, black swords and

DECEMBER 2, 1827. iblished so as to be delivered, POST the Day, in every in Ito United Kingdom. It Min, end within the range of the Twopenny Post district by Nine ()'Clock on the Sunday Morning. Office in Brydges-street, and by all Booksellers, Newsmen, Postmasters, Ll' NEWSPAPE

Same thought to raise th — emselves to high dewree • Ily riches and unrighteous regard; Some by close shouldering:some by Ilatteree. ethers through friends, others for base reward: And 511 by wrong ways for themselves prepared. e that were up themselves, kept others Lowe; lose t

StM ILI Y, SEPTEMBER 2 Mr. HUSKISEON arrived at his house in Somerset-place no Tuesday afternoon. He almost immediately proceeded to the residence of Viscount GODERICH, with whom he had an interview of nearly three hours—in the course of which, they were joined by Viscount DUDLE

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and without the precincts of the Four Courts; but, immediately on their appearance, the people recognised them, and amidst the most deafening cheers, they were forced into one of the carriages at the gates; the horses were instantly unharnessed, and the carriage, escorted by the

18i6 to May 1827, transmitted to me as one of the parishioners, I beg leave to call the attention of my fellowparishioners to what I, and every one else with whom I have had any conversation upon the subject, conceive to be a most wasteful expenditure of the parish money. I part

Cirencester-place, Fitzroy-square and one of „the officers belonging, to Marylebone work houie, under the following circumstances : Mr. W i all nformed Mr. RAWLINSON, that be formerly kept. a boarding school at Streatham, and sold the establishment with all the pupils,".includin