... GAYETTE' of Friday, Feb. 6. _ -- -- - _ _ PRINCE OF WALES' Cttt,2NCIL-CIIER, SOesEiLsET- House, Fin. 4, 1846. Christopher Henry Thomas Hawkins, of Trewithen, in the county of Cornwall, Esq., has been appointed Sheriff of the county of Cornvall. DOWvNOG-ST-IEET ...

... Hamond, Ross, C.B. Cur.axoes (Royal Navy)-Meynell, Lord Adolphus Fiteclareare, Gordon Falcon, Rich, Itoare, Sir Thomas Herbert, K.C.B., Thomas Knox, Thos. Dickinson, Sir TIhos. Bourchier, Murray, BucklI, R. F. f Saupford, Chas. Hope, NN. 11. Hall, Sir ...

... ,ce P'ress, Jtst. 1.5. lit Lts~r oi PxssrNce~iss ivut BiRAANZA, Ti0 SAIL IST ti:1uim.'.euv -Fos' England, Mr. anid Mrs. Hardy. For Mtaltta, Cuipt. Quartron, Senor doa his Hertis, Mr. aitd Mrs. tlo Silv'a, Mliss de Silva, three ditto children, andI cisc ...

... Stristing titat ithe prcssent movetnent inity be su~ee~sfttl,e I sn, Sir, your obtedient servatnt,3 AtxssaSesitym, Jout. Si To Thomas We-htorit, Esq. needs, April 16, 1846.f flDeer Sir,-Ws have delayed answering your letter of Sthe lUth 9 fnstant cntl to-dtty ...

... afterwards sail for Spithead to form I one of the experimental squadron about to assemble there. h The Raleigh, 50, Captain Sir Thomas Herbert, K. C. B., a was towed down from Chatham to Folly Point, Gillingham, t on Monday, by the African and Fearless Steamers ...

... Vizega- patamn, on thie 17th February, the wefe of Captain J. Gerrard, Adju- tant European Veterans of a danghter. At St. Thomas's Mount, on the 21th February, the lady of Captain G. M. Gumm, of the Artillery, of a son. At Paulgilaut, the lady of Lieut ...

... certainly not OWiltl to the annllloleemnlt of the scheme of is the North Midland Junction Company.-Cross-examined by a- Mr. Hardy He had been consideriiig the necessity of some 'h such line as that now proposed by him since the year 1834. in There swas ...

... the Earl of Cadogan, Sir W. Gage, Sir J. Johnstone, Capt. Porter, R.N., Sir IV. W. Pell, e Capt. Locke, Rev. D. Laing, P. Hardy, Esq., E. West, Esq., Et . F. Leeks, Esq., E. Brewster, Esq., and NV. Millard, Esq. After the cloth had been drawn, Admiral ...

... engineering facilities.-Mr. Serjeant Bel- lasis opposed for Sir Thomas Coehrane, at present in China, on the ground that the line, as at present proposed, -would destroy his (Sir Thomas Cochrane's) park.-For the pro- nioters, it was proved that the line ...

... Treacher, surveyor to the Thames Navigation commis- sioners. Mr. Glendinning, landscape gardener, Turnmham- green; and James Thomas Bedborough, Esq., of Upton Park, Bucks, were also examined. The direct and cross- examinations by the learned counsel engaged ...

... -GRm- TUITY FROtn THE GOVERNMENT TO MAsox.-(From the Bsvadjbrd Observer,)-The advocates of capital punishment 5he are not hardy enough to repudiate the humane and rational in maxim, that better ten guilty persons should escape than eir that one innocent ...

... and will be one of the largest in England. TiE HARDY TESTIMONIAL.-The monument, which is being erected on Blagdon Hill,yincommemoration ofthatillus- trious naval hero, the late Admiral Sir Thomas M. Hardy, Barb., G.C.B., presents now a picturesque, striking ...