... Ooorxo H.Sumner, hq.M.P. amuel P. Cockerell, Esq. | David Thomas, Esq. Hnlv Ferguson, Esq, | Robert Taylor, Esq. Charles Freeman, Esq. Jobn Varnham, Esq, John Hosier, Esq. Sir R, Wf;nm. Bart. M. P. Thomas Philip Hampson,Esq. | Francis Wilson, Esq. Ralph Leycester ...

... Arbuthnott House. Arbuthnott, the lon. Captain John, do. Arbuthnott, the Hon. Hugh, do. Binny, Alexander Thomas, Esq., Durris House. Burnett, Sir Thomas, of Leys, Bart., Crathes Castle, Burnett, Alexander, Fsq., do. Craven, George, gamekeeper to Viscount ...

... Surry, fpanifh lea. theg - drefler, Feb. 6, 14, March 15, at Guildhall. — Agtoroies, Mefirs. T ouimin and Dickfon, London. Thomas Newtead, of York, confc&ioner, Feb. 16, 18, m“i}_ww Meffrs. Pennington and Bell, g Jotin Giles, of Frome Selwood, Somerfet ...

... { DR. ROBERTSON, Receiving Physian. T 7L MR. PERCIVAL. Receiving Surgeon. MOUSE VISITORS FOR THE ENSUING WEEK (== The Rev. Thomas Lockton Jobu Hensman, Esq. Me, G, W, Lovell Rovert Hewitt, Esq. NORTHAMPTON GENERAL LUNATIC ASYLUM, HOUSE VISITORS UNTIL THE ...

... Sulby Capron Wi, Thomas, Stoke Payoe William, Ditto Doyle Piodar John, Thoruhangh Carr Edwd., Senior, War- Pitts James, Oundle mington Potterton Thomas Benjamin, Carr John Anby, New- Clipston borough Pottertou Joha Ekias, Ditto Chambers Thomas, Corby R. Chapman ...

... allo been plealed to apnt'Charles Lock, Elq. to be his Majel's Conful General in the Kingdom. of gypt. g e v BANRKBRUPTS i ! Thomas Obey, of Upper Cleveland-ftreet, Fitzroyware, Middlefex, bricklayer, Dec. 31, Jan. 3,3, a¢ gildhall, —Attornies, Meflis. Van ...

... mer‘ehadts.—27. . John Reay, Mark.lane, wine.merchant.— 1%, William Hardy, Cheapside, merchant.—l 3. John Andrews Ellam, Barkiog, rope-maker.—l 7. John Cox, Woolwich, stone.mason.—lo. Thomas Gibson and Joseph Johnson, Lawrence.lane, bankers ~—Jan. 30., Alexander ...

... of Fleet-market, vininer, at Cuildhall, London.—36. Jofcph Hardy, of Leadeohall. fireet, _filverfmith, at -Gwildhall, London.—a 3. Hunt, of Weft Smithfield, . glazwer, at Gu I u-a.h-.—t& Thomas Nicholls, of l{mflgm. grocer, at the Hen and Chickens inn, ...

... which so mach injured as to cc repnir the damage.—V said that if any life had gone before a jury, he b defendant would have b Thomas Faux has b House of Correction, by neglecting the service of ‘of Newnham Regis. On Friday week, an’ H. Swith, Eng. coroner ...

... on Friday, 10 take into consideration the plan of the proposed Evangelicsl Alliance, the Rev. E. I3ied, incumbent of St, Thomas's, Birmingham, in the chair. The Archbishop of Dublin has issved an admontion to his elergy against joining the Alliance, ...

... beans, peds, radishes, and cress, mustard, and lap lettuce on a slight heat. . Plent mint on heaty trees and shrub of the hardy deciduous kind, in epen weather, covering the roots and staking; if against a wall fasten them to it. * Propagate by suckers ...

... Friday afternoon, smoke having been observed issuing from the window of a low thatched tenement in Kelso, occupied by William Hardie, weaver, and his sister, one of the neighbours went into the apartment, and discovered the latter lying over the fire, with ...