... and comamon carrier. J. D. Jeffery, Sidmouth, Devonshire, apothecary. R. Beantands, Haiifat., Yorkshire, innkeeper. D. M'Hardy, Crosland-moor-bottom, Almondbury, Yorkshire. innkeeper. W. Potter. Birkeshead. and Liverpool, merchant. E. Hall, Manchester ...

... Ashton-under-Lyne-Mr. James Walker, Wellington and Blocher Inn. Bradford-Messrs. John Wade, New Inn, and Thomas Barber, Manor House Inn. Stockport-Mr. Thomas Morley, Nelson Inva. Macclesfield-Messrs. Henry L. Shore, Bull's'Head, and William May, Unicorn Inn ...

... The boats then pulled to sea, and, in half an hour afterwards, the Wood, lark, Captain Hardie, hove in sight, and picked up the people in the boat. Captain Hardie then communicated with the Short, Captain Martinson, and the Pilot, Captain Blake, both ...

... Vivian, Bart., Thomas Wilde, J. Campbell, R. S. Donkin, H. Parnell, Bart., T. Troubridge, and Charles Adam; Messrs. Edward Horseman, R. Bernal, Henry Tuffnell, William Clay, R. Gordon, 9M. More O'Fer- rall, John Parker, Henry Rich, and Thomas Wyse. -The Duke ...

... Quarry. On Dr. Quarry going tile stairs which lead to the rooms by three flights, rather, Zarpr he was met near the top by Thomas Carroll, who op-! -ed his going up, and a scuffle ensued, when Carroll called Pto Is brother Denis to bring a blunderbuss ...

... MOWEmRs, who was made Earl of Rutland, told Sir Thomas More, he was too much elated by his preferment; that he really verified the old proverb, ' Honores mutant Mores.' ' No, my lord,' said Sir Thomas, ' the pun will do much better in English- Honours ...

... unfit to be at liberty, nobody would care what became of them. We believe them to have been in earnest-unscrupulous and fool-hardy aspirants as they are! and the man who is seriously so, is more pitiable than contemptible. We are among those who regret that ...

... -J. Davidson, Sons, and Co., merchants. INSOLVENTr. April 1.-Thomas Garlick, Greenwrich, builder. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. William Richard Kemp, East Cheap, whotesale-georer. BANKRUPTS. Thomas Styan and William Slyan, Great Tower-street, tea.-brokers, to ...

... Commissioners'-roomns, Mfanchester. Solici- tors, Messrs. Lake and Waldron, Basinghall-street. Titomas Waller, Samuel Waller, Thomas Waller, jun., William Waller, and Ralph Knowles Waller, Manchester, cotton-spinners, Dec. *7, Jan. 14, at 11 o'clock, at the ...

... -Mary Bray and Ann Thomas, two notorious smashers, were brought be- fore Mr. Hardwick. at the Marlborough-street police.court, charged with uttering several counterfeit shillings, under the following circumstances:-Mrs. Margaret M'Hardy, landlady of the ...

... Kingston upon Hull. Solicitors, Messrs. Walmoley, IIiglstle 3, J. Hatkn, Chancery laste, an Messrs. DrydeI, SEet, Rolt, Hull. Thomas Aspranll, Hal ispinner, Julyo29, at 3 o'lc.Ag.6 t2 t h ht Lo oe.Halifax. Solicitors. Mes. E and Al len squareand Messrs. Lewis ...

... Shooter's Hill, and from thence to Dover, where the fugitives obtained passports for France under the names of John T. Hardy and Frank Hardy; they then paid 20 to the captain of the Wellington steamer to take them to Boulogne where they put up at the Bath ...