... SIR EDWARD KNATCIIBULL. On Monday last the Friends of Sir Edward Knstchlmll its the town and neighbourhood of Ash. ford, celebrated his velum to Parliament in a mansimmer most honourable to him, end gratifying to Themselves; nearly . fifty Freeholders ...

... ■ l lm»n, Taggart, from; :o Europe, failed ou tHc PI? has uot fince nds GoodtviH, Richey >ft!c to London, put wberin difti'efs, having ■ • rv,' Wheatley, from 5 fli' ' ■ v -Vi » , *'- jnfr. * - • ■■*■■ Diarnortd Frigate • a Chiitc W?.lker AS , d*; * ...

... S. Mr. W. B. Fernell, Sheffield. A. 26 December. BROWNING-, Edward, Mortimer-st. Cavendish-sq. Timber Merchant. T.*Andrew Cosser, Acre Wharf; Belvedere-rd. Lambeth, Timber Merchant. S. Edward Bye, Golden-sq. A. 26 Dec. DYER, John, and Frederick GA.DSBY ...

... such has been his cleverness ami tact, that he has hitherto magged evade the punishment. Under the name of Miss Charlotte Richey, has lately contrived to levy contnbutions on Earl Spencer, Lord Palmerston, Sir Herbert Taylor, and others; and the imposition ...

... but having reasen subsequently to doubt the truth of Miss Richey’s story, he communicaied his suspicions letter to friend in London, stating his belief that both the Rev. John Grant and Alits Richey were arrant impostors. The letter of Sir Herbert having ...

... Trowel 1 Gabriel and Thomas Gabriel, of Commercial-rd, Lambeth, timber merchants. Sol. —J. Hooker, Bartlett'sbuildings BROWNING Edward, (Dec. 26,) of Mortimer-st, Cavendish-sq, St. Marylebone, co. Middlesex, timber merchant. Trustee— Andrew Cosser, of Acre-wharf ...

... Hutton, Esg., George byte, Esq. , Resolved,—That Alexander Richey, Esq., be re-elected as Auditor for the ensuing Year. Jonit BARLOW, Chairman. The Chairman having left the chair, the Right Hon. Edward Liras was railed thereto, when it was proposed by W. F ...

... C. Ruston, W. Kent, Montgomery, Beat, J. Allan, C. J. Carltar, Anstey, Ricketts, Jackson, Purtier, Else, Pardoe, Burger, Richey, Hedgar, Caddell, Tomkinson, Mistresses R. Harris, Henderson, Pearson, Mitchell, Harrison, Grazebrook, Smith, Probyn, C. P ...

... ors' Prison Moore Edward, of Chenies-mews, Bedford-sq. assistant to a livery stable keeper—Debtors' Prison Moore Francis, of Wendling, blacksmith —Norwich Nicholl Benjamin, of Moorgate-st. tailor—Debtors' Prison Rathbone John Edward Egerton, of New Bridge-st ...

... Partnerships Dissolved in Ireland. Gazette —March 31,1840, Thomas, William Cairnes, William Rodgers, Edward Atkinson, James Mathews, no. Crawi-okd, Peter Verdon, and Thomas Binks Wetherill, merchants, so far as regards Wetherill, 6th Dec. last Watson ...

... aged 30, has left a wife and four children; Joseph Mason, aged 32, has left a wife and large family; Joseph Richey, aged 30, and Luke Richey, aged 18, brothers, the former leaving a wife and child; and Samuel Hood, aged 12. Two boys, named Robert Puncheon ...

... Hamilton, Gaynor, Maillette, Campbell, O'Leary. • ‘Varton, Mackenzie. Armstrong. and tleauclerk, to he liettts:; ensigns Edwards. Patison, Caldwell, Smith, Elphinsione, and Corne.t•Phibbs, to be - ensigns -; ct 1 - - , : & I & 2d West India Reg,iments ...