... was yesterday chlarged at this oflic: wit stealing a quaritity. of plate, the property'of Ddwager' Lady flunloke, In Saville.row. It appeared by the evidence dddchd-,tliat, thelarisdiler had got iinto- Lidy Huniloke's service by niars of a fijditious charadher ...

... dslstanIcs, and at the bottonm of th'i aist, wshi bows of correspondent tibbaind.- r Thre bottom of the dress finished wvith treble rows of t lace, put on very full. Head-dressdlfri-ienne, .. composed of a simall bandeau of dismonds, white rose&, and f:.ldi of ...

... for Shiplake, L.ashhrook, and Lodge Farm, by John Atkyns Wright, Esq. Moss, Willi mj, for Mongewell, Northistoke, and Stoke- row, by the L.ord Bishop of Durham. Ditto, for Nuneham Murrin, by Ditto. Matthews. John, for Thanie Park, Moreton, Arting ton, Copcott ...

... asioerttmitofocturer, Oct. I6 , Nov. 9, at tie Knig's-Aris ITaver, Derby. 'si1i. ,,rs, 'IJessfs. Lambert and Sonis beditord-row, or M essri, iwaids and Jessopp, Derby. DIVII)ENDS Al' GULD1HAUL., LO NDON.v. Nov. o. Al. Blunrdell aid Co. l1olborts-&idge ...

... f'outndlation, silutayrernoritti'ehtrr;antiif' we thiey heat, which is easily discovereal by their strotig tsmell, the of' rows, most he Itirned over. By this ntoethodc many licres of'tlirese ito tunipsll may bat kept inl the hili hst statle of perfection ...

... son, Craigleith ; David Birrell, third son of Captain It Birrvl ; and William Callender, son of Mrs Callen. he der, Heriot Row. At the conclusion of the whole, ild Fe the premiums and medals were delivered to the re.t spevtive gentlemeh who had merited ...

... d sustain by their fields beisp'orted oser on ra earlier day, it consequence of the universal biickwardness of iall the, rowing crops. .Jasnes..,We~b, 'Psq.-This- philanthlropic cliaracter quitted Swfansea, Saturday, iafter displaying a degree of active ...

... five large cheesesi, ;uid a posind's worth of ha;F- pence. 71e four Misses Adams, we understp.-d, tike their Bentefit tO-utiot row evenming, at. Attltev'F Theattre, son Which occasion a new Ballet wvill 1.as p-odeCced, in suloicl Monsieur Sciiosoll, and dte ...

... l'ltutsday, at Box.ted Hall ; Satwrdty, at White Colne Church.-The Fox- hounds of R.-S. Llayd, Esq. (SurFolk) meet to-mor- row, at Aldham Puj k, Ft iday, at 13lnln jrooui, at to o'clock.-The Quoino 1 ounds meet xVediA'Jsay, at S;Y Hills-; Thuisday, at ...

... Lucas, inspecto of the New River Water Wotks, discovered a pipl deficient in a covered place, between Master-r' n and Colbrook-row ; lhe, in consequence, broke it it open, and found in the water-pipe the body of a va man. The remains %ere taken to the bone-houil ...

... rch:rgeo. bx-74'r. Rityirtnnt vs-;il hatiog disturbed. the-coi~gregarinil ?? lat Mir. (;hurcls'i Meetirig-tionse it) Pear-l row, Ssiathw.nirk, !y thrwvirig sntoves andl pieces of glass bottle through thewaeiodow, ou Aon~day evren- &~veril of the coisyregiehna ...

... Mr. David Ogilvy, As- Elitirsn Surgeon in the service of the Moo. East Ititlia Company. At his house in Johe-street, Burford-row, aged 74, Allaiiora 13urgh, Eig. one of the Secondaries of the Pipe Olce. c Is, At Sandaig of Knoydart, on thne 5tb inst. l ...