... Esq. of the Laurels, Edgbaston, of son. MARRIED.—On Thursday last, at St. Philip's Church, by the Rev. J. W. M.A.. Mr. Thomas Fox, of London, to Ann Sarah, daughter Mr. Joseph Gell, of this town. —On Wednesday last, Mancetter Church, in this county, by ...

... lit- usually excellent style, and gave general satisfaction. The chair was taken by the Lord Lieutenant uf the couniy, Lord Lyttelton, who was supported ou the right by F. T. Kufford, Esq., and on the left by W . Trow, Esq. Captain Hickman ably officiated ...

... poor in agricultural districts any other feeling respecting li than the belief that Himf muHlwc. After few words from Lord Lyttelton, Lord Stradbroke, the Earl of Radnor (who strongly objected the proposed alteration the bastardy law), and the Marquis of ...

... made at the Vestry meetings on Tuesday last St. Martin's.— Wardens, Mr. Charles Bache and Mr. George Vernon Blount. St. Philip's —Wardens, Mr. Samuel Holden Amphlett and Mr. George Wad del!.—Sidesmen, Mr. A. Everitt, W. H. Recce, Mr. George Jones ...