... acquainted with. one of the directors,. an, arged taking -notice, tbat the ticket 'which ?? was hii that given to him at the City pier appeared very jut se in crum~pled; and this exciting his suspicion, he re- so' I the tamed' tbe ticket,' and having co mmunicated ...

... tire-ctly I get to Liverpool, che-Iee- I shall have ti us a better opportunit- to do so without suspiciom. Surely hap- i r. pier hours await its. They canmot be more miserable. I %ilhl tl do all I cams to preserve iney healtb. tl M That letter, which ...

... housie, city-road, (or. tile (di July, anda wleocoka ?? they all conic oult togetier, the(, prisoner fiiid deceiised Wme iiit hast ?? psIrtiall; intuxicated. lienl thley got ot-t aide dcU house thle deceased insisted uponl fighti ag Nithi thle prisoner- ...

... being driven in. The boats were immediaiely lowered, and a rush being made, a lady passenger fell a vic- tim at once to the haste to reach them. Mr Prianlx, we understand, was the second to get into the boat * and despite the remonstrances and entreaty ...

... risoner had given an infinite deal of trouble. Mr. William Jefford, ai elderly man, pier master, said he went into the Bell Tavern, Wapping, opposite the Tunnel Pier, to obtain change for a 10 note, and was coming out witi the sovereigns and silver in ...

... termed at; inher;;al mactune,' si-au exposed to viese. It centaincit nearly a pound of ?? Ituest gunposvder, iviti; irregular piers- of teed, alid just underneath; the lid ivere a number of lucifer ?? au;d sallit paper placed in suet; a po-irion that the ...

... prevailed, a large vessel, containing 350 quarters of malt, in endeavouring to pass under London Bridge, struck one of the pier heads with such violence, as to make the vessel swing round several times. The crew tried all they could to get her righted ...

... CHmARGE ur SHUosLrT'sNu.-Alary Nicholson was RI ;;charged with stealing a quantity of lace edging, the pro- TA perty' of Air. Hastings, drap~er, Lowae fi rsmeU it aippears, unly canic out uf' prison last Tuesday, and I LI. oitlonthle same day she was seen ...

... general appearance. I The alderman then announced that the secretarv of the l Free Hospital had that morning received 101. from Hastings, ) on behalf of the poor girl; and he had also received 101. be- [ sides; so that altogether a subscription had been made ...

... and CGeorge Mididletoii, infint clilild of 0 esge Miildle- .ttoii, a pluiieiaycr at K inbiiek, Diullbalue. Th'le fol lownig pier' ,Sons were aloe injureil-naiiuely, Mnttltewy Leninox, rrho hail. loneic of hiis iib.4 fac1tared ;Janat Moiklej ohn, who was ...

... 52d Foot-Gent Cadet F A Champion, from the Royal X. litary College, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice the XEIrq'i of Hasting. deceased. - - l 67th Foot-Liect D.S Miller to be Captain, by purchase, it, Lane, who retires; Ensign W S Arnold to be Lieutenant ...

... Ic A ddsli, 21, was indicted for stabbing Joseph Tyler on the 10th, with intent to do hili sosie grievous bodily harm. Mr. Hastings prosecuted ; Mr. Huddlestone defended. It appeared that on the evening of the 9th February, the prosecutor, a labourer living ...