... granted to Mr. Hooper, Mr. Plyer, and Mrs. Hooper, all of Ryde, and to Mrs. Drew, of CoweS. George Woodland, was charged by Thomas Bannister, a little boy, with having spoiled his ,h breakfast and dimnerby thiwing filth over it. Basisis-a r- ter was employed ...

... relarrsting 'egetation. The li pgmg barlcys seay perhapvs be somewhat cat isp try the to chary. snout?8, but wheat isr too hardy alplant to 7a ?? rio/s of being injured tirereby ; and in one respect snay to exi ert beneift to rese it-ole., the destruction ...

... this town. U T-''hs nlolilhk :'~asixraraiied. .Mrt. Bartlett, ironl-rs mocgei, t ?? f t~hii town. Lat,61y was'Pim~dMri~. 'Thomas Spe-aring, to Ars. PhillipsF, ?? town.1, 0 Died,- li'st In~ t' Marele-bone, near this 6 'ik1cd of A dec eIr.Bruovn, 'wife ...

... (183S),, of the Victoria and Albert, royal yacht, to the rank of Commander. Mfates-Wm. B. Elphinstone (1847), Thomas B. Lethr bridge (1848), and Thomas D. Atkinson (1848), of the Victoria anid Albert, royal yacht, to the rank of Lieutenant. APPOINTHENTS. C ...

... Converter' at 'Shecmcss, SzC IPenny, deceased; 'Mlr. Hardy','of the Pay O'flit Chall bam, to be first Clerir,'eice Clffond 'r. *Xirtt ith fronm the Pay Offilce, Shecrness, to 'iatham,''vie ron Hardy ; Alr. Goode, from' London, tQ. Sheerness,-vicf the ...

... Recorder further affured him, that the ble. profecutor Should be profecuted at the cxpence of the o 'le. bar. iI tnt, Yefterday Thomas Aulten, was tried at our rr Seffion'r, for violently affaulting and attempting to N by commit a rape on the body of Maria ...

... -Trowbridge- arrived here this morning, (fe and re.hoifted his fag on' boasd the Blenheim of * re guns, Capt. Bifiell. Sir Thomas- -will. fail in the d courfe of the nex't week-to;his command in India, gr; with the following Ihips under convoy. ' General ...

... of the latter being erdered to Halifax, to an bring home the ]Nke of Kent. ' ' ich Thle Diadem, of 64 guns, Captain,.Sir Thomas o Livingftone,- is ordered to Cowes, to take troops irh'n -bo'ard, aln* fail iumnediatety fwith'tealed orders. co aid TU'I ...

... Esqrs. El y, Laitnceasfn-Sir H. tHardinge. 0. Ll~eirseer-A.Wy. Evans and Wyinne Ellis, Esqrs. ir JIcwhnnfncr-Lort liothain aid Thomas Hish, Esq. Lawes-Sir R. C. Blount and T. Read Kemp, Esq. 1- Ltnfotpi-G.( F. Hteneage and E. L. Bulwer, Esqrs. ?? hIakeard-C ...

... police in plsin clothes, and deprecate any approach to the employment of spies as abhorrent to the teelimtgs of the people. Sir Thomas Fremanrtle moved for leave to bring in a bill to disfranchise the borotugh of Stafford. The Hon. Baronet contended that the ...

... loop 'of war, Capt. Clinch, parted company ,in this gale, and has not fince been.heardof. The, . Courageux of 74 guns, Capt. Hardy, with the.: ' Ihips for the river, are hourly expefed to pafs Ir this port; and thehVenus frigagte, Capt. Matfon, F isefteed ...

... Alalone, Cle'rk, and Ailr. J.1. Prevost, Alate, Tyne ; fAr. G3. ilourehier. Clerk, Ver- 11Qn-.Royal M1ar ines.- First Lieut. Thomas Scott, to be C aptainl; Secondl Lieut. 0. P. Nolloth, to be First Lieutenant, Ai r. ILambrick, to be 8econd Lieut.i February ...