... return of I c corn purchased ty him in the week ending the Sth s y of February, agieably to the provisions of the I ii Act.-Thomas Hearnel proved the sale of five qumr- 6 o ters of beans to Mr. Hatch who ssidhe never knew I t- that lie was to make any return; ...

... trinend'lidos esqutall' of stind, aecomflanied by a hcavyyratn, iis e seaked the pril dftlie gallanit hidstetieaiit uA hzis .hardy riew'iri 'defiance of which they liowerer at. leugitb Aftnmlished their object by takinig Captains D.ale and his people off ...

... actiom of dfuids and liquoms, ivhich apparatus I or machine is applicableto varioispurposes.-31st ( Janiuary.-6 months. d To Thomas John Fuller, of tie Commercial . Road, Limehonse, in the county ofMilddlesex, civil b esigiaeer, for his having found out ...

... Berklaeey-squitre, iron- monger. Thomas \Sataerfield, l)unstahle, 3edford- J a shire, strawhat initfttctarer. SamuelcForieitGray, t s New Bond street,chemnist. Josoph Clossop, Victoria f r l'eatre, Wterloo road, printer. Thomas Idle, ;q I~lancieste, fismoligr ...

... respecls' is The preachers were iessrs. David Evans, ilean e- risT Rowland Hughes, Llangefni, It. M. t'resce, alnarvon, ?? Thomas, Hlolyhead, and others. al GOOD FUia)A was~ observed eas a strict hoe w~ throughout the city, the shops being closed, and ...

... With t readitg a portiot of the Holy Scriptures, ;Ind prayer. Mr. Thomas Williams, of Bothesda, took the Chair. When tlse rules and mitntes of the seoiety woe e read, s tlte Rev. 'Thomas Davies, of Biletiesda, addressed tite ( congregation it an eloquent ...

... nesday, Charles Wadham Penruddock, described I r as a surgeon, was capitally indicted for feloniously h L wounding.Dr. Thomas Hardy. The particulars s1 of this case have already appeared in this paper. Y It will be rerollected that the ?? had under- gone ...

... like the leather I manufacture-tough ; mand that I am determined to stichl to my last.-S. J. mm win tle. A CAT POitrEn.TrIr. Thomas Travis, a. mechanic .employed in thme factory, of Mr. Gregg,,Styall, near Tv lVilmaslow, has in his possession a cat which ...

... Ann-& Elizabeth, Evans; Penrhyn, Jones Cossack, Thomas; Mary Ellen, Oven ; Jane, lit- chell; Mary Ann, Griffiths; and Alaid, ietherford. Cleared out, the Lord Nelson, Bedfern ; Ardent, Thomas; Mary Hardie, Leabic ; Dora, Doyle; Re- solution, Douglas; MlaryAnn ...

... however humble, to shelter them from the storm2- vvithout.fire, and with their slender store of provisions exhausted. 'the hardy Highlanders hauled the bark ashore, and, with the aid of the scanty sail, construct- ed a rude tent, under the shelter of which ...

... sweepstakes for ycarlings, clte nyed (Captain Hampton and Mc. Moulsdale paying foricit) stoc aer- wcas much admired. From her hardiness and robust. tons iliss ness, she bids fair to diminish tire prejudices which lr nut, some entertain with regard to that breed ...

... obtained *without a skirmish and loss.' Convinced by experiettce of the impracticability of redue:imi Circassia, so long its her hardy sous were suphlieod vith arms end amunition, a block- ide of the coast veias determititued, and though it had the effect of ...