... the association of sound in vats and cans. DIScovERY OF A RoacAN TESSELLATED PAVEMENT. -As the excavators for a sewer in St. Thomas Apostle were cutting an opening from the main works across the pavement, a tew yards from Queen-street, they discovered, at ...

... TESTIMONIAL TO THE REy. THoMAs DA.e. _0 Thursday evening, at a numerous and highly reespeebli meeting of the parishioners of St. Bride, Fleet-street hell for the purpose, the following resolution was ueeanimot l agreed ?? That the Rev. Thomas Dale, MA., Lh vicar ...

... violation of ike tombs at Saint Denis. Amongst the latter articles are the bones of Pepin le Bref; Philippe III., surnamed the Hardy; and Juhn Tristan, the son of Saint Louis; a hand of Louis XII.; hair of Margaret of Provence; a portion of the robe of Madame ...

... the 28th Dec., with the creir of the Mary Sheill, from Li. verpool, for Halifax. The Liverpool-and: Philadelphia' pacet sbip Thomas P. Cope, was: destroyed by fire, at sea, on the evening of, the 29th' of 'November. The U~nited States brig ef war Somuers ...

... As they appeared in their glghting: getrw o dtsextncd-te stouter anp suiperiorbuild 01 the favouritg,. rho ip stiffl}.made, hardy, of great strength yet -only nineteeal Ye-4r old. --e; has;iwoa; several b'at'tis easily among others defeatiogGod. Hicks, ...

... voters on or before the said 20th of July, so that they may be registered accordingly on the list. HEALTi oF Townis BILL.-Mfr. Thomas Duncombe has placed upon the House of Commons Books a notice of his intention, when that House is in Committee on the Hl~eal~th ...

... at the New Tariff, Old-street, St. Luke's. TRIAt BY JuRY.-On Friday, the fifty-third anniver- sary of the acquittal of Thomas Hardy, John Horne Tooke, and John Thelwall, from a charge of high treason, Was celebrated at Radley's Hotel, Alackffiars, when ...

... 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 ...

... Whitebead, Rum Puncheon, Whitecross-street, of a pewter pot. To Thomas Norman, 23 Li for apprehending William Jones for robbing Mr. Walker, Crown and Cushion, Marsh-gate, of a pewter pot. To Thomas Reeve, for detecting Mary Somers in robbing Mr. Wilson, Two ...

... LICENSES. GREENWICH, FEB. 12. (Present-Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson, Bart., Chairman; Crowley Millington, Esq.; Jobn Thackeray, Esq.; Thomas Lewin, Esq., and Josbua Hargrave, Esq-) LzvisHAm.-Greea Man, Blackheath, Thomas Whit. marsh to Ann Whitmarsh. ST. PAUL ...

... -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 ...

... 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 ...