... Attorney, Mr. Wataon, Clifford’s Inn, John ICcata, We»lniiiwlcv.bridpo road, Surrey, carpenter, Surrender, Decenber I, 8, and January B, eleven, at Guildhall, Landon, 'Attorney, Mr. Wauon, Clifford’* Inn. John Johnson; late Fanrhorch-slreet, London, ...

... gallant sons Sir John, and the brotliers of Lord Hill, whose names are among the wounded, are doing well. Their lives were indeed wonderfully pie'erved by Providence. Lieut.-Colonel Sir Robert Hill was shot through the upper part of the right arm, and the ball ...

... receive liberal ollotvr.ncc. By JOHN CROSS, Mender of the College Surgeons London, Conespondina Member of the Medicate d’Emubition” of Paris, and late Demonstrator of Anatomy in the Univercity ...

... tkiornittg, and paid his respects to his Royal Mother previous to .her setting out on her ride. cYesterday the Countess of Cardigan left tlie Cftstle for her house at • The Royal Family attended Divine Service tins radrning the Castle., - , , The Royal ...

... re, London ; .nd dr . . . John Dodd, of Norfolk-street; Middlesex Hospital, cheesy-monger, surrender, December 12, 16, and January at-eleven, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Martindale, Gray’s Imi-square. i' James, John Dean, of. NutkinVCorner, Bermondsey ...

... the new Directors elected Wednesday last, viz. - Riehard Chiehelcy Plowilcn, lisq. John Ilnilleslon, Esc. George Ahercrumbie Robinson, Esq. William Stanley Clarke, Esq. John Thornhill, Esq ami George Raikes, Esq. took the oaths and their seats.—Jamks PaTTISON ...

... Kent— Sir John Honeywood, Bart, of Ev'mglon, has declined the Contygi. 'The two late Membert Sir Edward Knutchbull, Bart, and Sir William Geary, Bart, have again offered! themselves, Mr. Honey wood, of Marfet Hall, Essex, relative of Sir John H.’s, has ...

... of the British arms. Tag Queen.—-The account of the state of her Majesty from the Doctors yesterday was—“ The QveeN has had very good night, and is much better to-day.”—On Wednesday her Majesty received visits from the Countess of Cardigan and Lady Banks ...

... Price, andtiiyaii, Cliancery-lane. •Samuel of London, dealer, surrender, August 20, six, 21, and September eleven, at the Cardigan Arms Inn, l.eeda. . Attorneys, Messrs. Mnrloo and Williamson, Gray’; Inn ; and Mr. Norris, Halifax, Yorkshire. James Abbott ...

... rewarding Officers of extraordinary merit, as they distinguished themselves various occasions, that his Excellency consulted Sir John Malcolm, to the expediency of recommending the above measure to the Court of Directors at home. The result has not yet transpired ...

... two feet ip length of rough stone, in the form of tomb, which was covered by a large slate. There were found iu them kind of arms, urns, points of arrows, a necklace of agate stonei> ( on which ;ire engraved some beautiful figures, coins, but of which the ...

... and bowsprit gene. Several Baltic ships are off Ibis place, with Ibe wipd at S.W. and fiat: weather. CARDIGAN, DECEMBER 7. The master and crew of the John and Mary, Dawson, of Kinsale, lauded their boat oo Thursday evening, near Newport, Pembroke. They slate ...