... very successful substitution of a chemical 1or ai' 5v process. or a mecha,,ii First among the specimens of the fine arts Must Thomas Landseer's beautiful engraving of the behae Placed Power; some portfolios of spirited sketches by nnlf04 Miss Oliver, and ...

... 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 ...

... the superin- teodeiCO of Thomas HewittKey, Esq., M.A., Professor of Lain weary Malden, Esq. A.A., Professor of Greek; M. tallere, id D Reon, Professors of French; Mr. Wittich, eache'r of German; and the Rev. John T. V. Hardy, the Ree Wr Coske, M.A.. of ...

... Hunt, now in custody on a charge of having murdered it, and which was discovered under the following singular circumstances:- Thomas Field, of 15, North-street, Hackney-road, said that about ten o'clock on Tuesday night last, he heard the noise of a dog howling ...

... are entertained of his ?? annual diiner of the friends of trial by jury, the celebration of the acquittal of Horne Tooke, Hardy, and Thelwall, took place on Saturday evening, at Radley's Hotel, Bridge-street, Black- friars, The company was much more numerous ...

... chapel-oI'ease, at Newton, in the parish of Cloddock, Herefordshire.-Mrs. La.shman, aged 84, the sister of the celebrated Thomas Hardy, who was tried for high treason at the Old Bailey, 4S years ago, and was honorably acquitted, died recently at Falkirk ...

... the pen whence. it emanates is now well known. and the writer has been long famed, not only for his attachment to all the hardy and invigorating sports of the field,.but for the graphio manner in which he has portrayed them inbthe. periodical sporting ...

... William Rose; 'George Emery, Richard -Emery, HenryMartin, Moses Presley, James Emery,.iJolu Rose, Thomas Rose, Charles Presley, Charles Mason, and Thomas Holloway. Immnediately after the verdict had been returned the coroner issued his warrant for the ...

... i5s.;v Henry German by 15s.; James Newton by its.; Richard Roberts by lOs.; Charles Birkin by i0s.; James Ash by I 7s. 6d,; Thomas Johnson bh 1 18s.; Charles Clarke by a promise of 5, of which he received 1s.; William Iart,'1; Samuel Colley by a sum notstated ...

... intended as signalssto some distant as- sociatps or as acts of defiance or exultation, we hardly know. Se- veral of the more hardy of the lihabhitants attempted to approach the scene of violence, but were sternly ordered by the sentinels to stand back ...

... frigate of such magnitude had been suc. cessful, Vice-Admiral Sir W.Gage, Rear Admiral Sir George Seymour, and the Right Hon. Thomas Lowry Corry, were the members of the Admiraltv Board who attended upon the occa- sion. Every person on board seemed highly ...

... the Bankrupts' Court. asi re Mr. 'Bird NOV' Inn, Strand, and Hammersmith.- Official assignee, Mr. Groom Abehuroh lane, - I Thomas Bennett, New City Chamibers, Bishopsoate street Within, timber merchant, Oct. 17,. at ten o'clock, Nov. T~ at eleven, at the ...