[Joues and Co. Gray's-inn. Friday, Marchi 18. 1 INSOLVENT. J. S. Stow, Birmingharn, gun-maker. 3 BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. J. Mann, Cleobury Mortimer, Salop, baker. S. Breden, Manchester, draper. W. Marshall, Huddersfield, shear-manufacturer. 6 BAN KaRUPrS S. W. Faxon, Jermyn-strget, surgeon. [Pain,
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shire, needle mnnufacturers-T. F. Hall and Co. York, leather merchants; as far as regards T'. F. Hall--Bourn and Jones, Cleobury Mortimer, Shiopshire, maltsters-W. Carson and W. Wadsgorth, Sheffield, joiners-J. M. Simpson and W. Pott, Macclesfield, Cbeshire,silk throwsters-Loosen orcand Govett, Tirerton,
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for enlarging the Southern and Toxteth Hospital." A REALLY INDEPENDENT LABouRErc.-At a recent meeting of the guardians of the Cleobury Mortimer Union, Henry Tudor, a resident in the parish of Wheathill, voluntarily came and paid IL. Is. ld., the amount
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represented by the returns of the 1tls inst. The churchwarden, surgeons, and clerk to the board of guardians at Cleobury Mortimer, in the county of Salop, contradict the statement in the returns, that twelve deaths from cholera had occurred tsere,
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has been placed on the 'Index Expurgatorius' atllRome, and its use prohibited. There is now living at Milson,- near Cleobury Mortimer, an old woman named Penny, who has numbered ninety-nine winters, and is now, considering her age, in good health;
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