... MNaule, of Chrift Ch Urch, B. A. were admitted Maflers of Arts. Alfo Mefl'ts. Thomas H ewett, of St. E houtnd H}all; J'ohn Hale, of Magdalen Hall; Jofeph Dickin and Charles Richard Beaumont, of Brafienofe College; Francis Morgan, of Oriel College; Thomas ...

... from Hall for Gree land. 2. Rodney,--, of and from Dundee to Greenland. MEMBERS FOR THE GENERAI, ASSEMBLY.,. TZ11 PRESBYTERY OF GLASGOWV. The Rev. Dr faylor, jun. of St Enoch;) Mr Furlong, Rutherglen, Ms*Rennie, Kiisyth, Minilters Mr Pollock, Govan, Sir ...

... through the passage to the Coutt Hall, where the Magistrates l received him. ' After resting there a few. minutes Mr Seott announced M'KayV S readiness to ' die. The prisoner walked with great Composute to the front of the hall,.and ?? with a steady step the ...

... UNIVERSITY PRIZES. GLASGOW COLLEGE., 1ST MAY, 1822 This day, the Annual Distribution of Prizes was made in the Common Hall, by the Principal and Professors, in pre- sence of a numerous meeting of the University, and of many esteemed and respectable Gentlemen ...

... humble Petition of the Boroughreeve, Constables, and Rate- payers of Manchester, agreed to in public meeting, at the Town. hall, this 23d day of Mlay, 1827, STIOWSTr,-That your petitioners are informed that an inten- tion has been expressed, if an opportunity ...

... Baring, E T Grosvenor, Lord Protheroe, E Barnaid, E G Grote, G Pryme, George Barron, B W Guest, Sir J Redingion, T Barry, G S Hall, Sir B Rich, H Beamish, F B Handley, H Roche, William Bellew, R M Harland, W C Rundle, John Berkeley, Hon H Hastie, A Russell ...

... and Fear, Bath, ?? 7, J. L. Fernandes, Wakefield, corn miller-Juom26i, J. Bratton, Drayton in Hales, Shrop- shire, ?? 23, H. Morris, Stourbridge, Worcoetershire, grocer -June 23,pW. Jones, Wolveahampton, ?? 21, W. East, SCaldoinLincolnshire, ?? 23, J. Simmons ...

... cent appearance, aind passes OXf as a commercial TI person. hi, It was stated in the newspapers some days ago, that Captain Hall, commander of H.M. steam yacht ws Victoria and Albert, had been seized with an a ttack fas of ague, and was unable to join ...

... escaped un- hurt. The horse then rushled on, upset a fruit- stall and its contents, and was finally stoppod near the town hall. WOtNDasteUL PlMcsEttvAT1oV.-LateVy, as two gamekeepers on the estate of Invermay were shooting on the high grounds that overhatng ...

... cohabited. The prosecutrix, Jane Morris, is a 1. handsome girl, the daughter of a journeyman glazierI It of Bridgenorth. A connexion commenced between ,e the parties about four years ago. in consequence of )f which Miss Morris becaine a mother. The prisoner ...

... her absence occasioned no mne :0 surprise, and led to the delay in her recognition. asI M..Torch, commanded by Lieutenant Morris, ar- ead !y rived at Greenock on Wednesday, after having 'been em- Lo ployed for several months at Ullapool superintending ...

... O'Coonn, W:F. S. Neill, AL Clifford, H. XV. iretiham, C. T. Do Platt. Second Lieutenants to be First Lieutenants: C. bI. Govan, C. H. Ingelby, P. Cab- bett, H. P. Yates, L. F. Ferrers, II. A. Thrupp, C. E. Mainwaring, A. Gardon, ,. J. Willias, C. F ...