... a house. I saris never in the garden. On cite aide the stall is so lose, hint I cotrid see into it on I have a garden ad- Thomas Lleaa'eilin.-I live in this cite. joitaing to that of ?dr. Holbrook. itt ta coirveranritto salsielt I r hind satib him, lie ...

... for stealing lead ; Wm. Little, for stealinZ a smock-frnck ; George Barley, for stealing three pigs; iweeile inanths.-Geo. Thomas, ant John Bosvaher, for stealing four spokes and 2 stocks; nine snonths.- Samuel Fix, for stealing a turkey anti some beans; ...

... into Coates's room to grt Ihisjacket. sodl Wilhirni M~erediths, night-constable, spoke to the state of 'lag the shop, &C. d Thomas King, horse-dealer, Stated, that being io liqusori i ug, he went to lodge at the above Isotse; wvas awoke early in r ad. thle ...

... t the late C. G. Gray, Esq. of Stratton-house, ?? Hlarington, l.N., to Jane Anne, voungestdau. ol the late Pl55 Archdearon Thomas, of [ath.-iUr. J. B. West, artist, to )li Mary Atni B,,tto i, both of PBvh _Mr Geo. Kiss ck, lille5N drape. (of Bath, to Al'iss ...

... Edward IBaidwyn, charged with deelr- : stealing, the bill was ignored.-.4cqueittectl-Llizab,,hal Williams, )r Thomas Beiton, John Riudge,. Thomas 1-adley, Clsarles Bick, r. '[homes Htalbert,. A nthony 1Tustins, Willian Tustin~s, samuitel Storey, and Jirb ...

... Catherine Shields, Thomas Eaton, Thomas Cindery.-Threc Weeks: Martha Her- i bert.-Tueo Teeks - Johit Ward, John Hart, Caroline Brober.- O.te Week: C'harles Mliles, and Henry Miles. Not GUILTY: Isaac Phillips, James Gilding, Samoue White, Thomas Addis.-DISCIIARGEDi: ...

... Meyler, James Buebanad, Amos Sleed, John Wadley *? ¶?hes, and Richard Hodges Carter. the 1st inst., Mr. John .Yerrard, hosier, Thomas Barnes, Es¶, Mr Joseph Par- sons, brush-msnufscturer, and Mr. Joseph (sifi'drd, draper, were,8 k I elected town-cousneillora ...

... of w hich s everal gentlemen here ample testimonoy to the hospitality and kindness invariably displayed by those brave seid hardy high- landers, and at the same time expressed themselves quite satisfied ihat unless some rtnforeseen calamity had actually ...

... forsimilair offiernees, 1's. each, -Diacher ed: _Jas. Lewis, George Flower, Thomas Gale, Ellen Donovaa,Tilizabeth Bendel, Charles Martin, Sarah King',.Sarah Moxham, William Brigga,' and Thomas ]Dibbins. t Magistrates present: Messrs. Newmnanti M'Bayue,.jRicets ...

... breaking into and robbing the house ofMr. Coles, Clifton-hill. We reT- ported the evidence against Bowen yesterday, that against Hardi- gan was, that he was seen in company with Bowen in the neigh. babrbood of prosecutor's house shortly before and after the ...

... Harvey. iAc~xrcxo: James DoddJames Dodd the younger, Charles Windser, Thomas Selick. William Tstton, Thomas Walters, William Wills, William Welch, Benjamin Stanbury, Elizabeth Watt, Thomas Freestone, Sarah Hand, Betty Poole, Richard .Rogers, James Hoissphries ...

... examination. BRISTOL SHIP NEWS. CAtE IN. -The James Daly, Potter, from Africa; the Eliza, Traill, from Miramichi; the Adventure, Hardie, and the Lavinia, Escott, from Jamaica; the Gipsy, Mason, from Arch- angel; the Eliza, Roy, from Cadiz; the Ann Petley, Champion ...