... Pact-Johu Clay and Francis Siythies, Esq. to be Coroners-Mr. Thomas Blyth, MIr. William Posford Harrington, Mr. William Cant, and Mr. James Welts, to be Clavi- ?? Strutt, Esq. to le Chamberlain- John Hardy, John Bland, lilitin Samuel Cant, and Christopher Harvey ...

... 'itting bimn, thh ?? suee ini de'k wirer. Thiebody waS found on Sunday, apd o9the fot- lowing day an insuest was held over it by Thomas Wtighlt, Gent. .Coroneri hen the Jury fotitd a erdict of4'..Accideutttl ?? , and the remniiis o f'tie. deceased were i nterred ...

... accurate details of the whole course of the expedition, we shall nowtather describe some of the personal adventures of our hardy and gallant countrymen, while traversing tse ice. It is curious to remark that, during all their progress northward, the wind ...

... and Th1omfas and Mary, Wardley, from Rotterdam, with cheese; Laura, Wilkinson, Clifton, Mulley, New Prospe- rous, Swain, Thoma Clarkson, Orford, Harriet, GarrodEmma, Christie, Howard, Rogers, from London, with goods; Two Brothers, Sread, from Colchester; ...

... in, at Wydah.- Magico, of I f the Havantah, 130 tons, Juza, waster, with five guns, and 35 men.-Eliza, Portuguese, of St. . Thomas's, about SO tons; De Soura, owner, IWydah.-Bienfaisant, of Rochelle, not fully fitted, Ibut supposing to be slaving.-Active ...

... once the most delightful and tlhe most effective pleader of modern times, On Thursday (27th inst.) the remains of the late Thomas Lord Erskine, K. T. were contveyed from Ammondell, the seat of the Right lion. the Earl of Bluchan, and interred in the ancient ...

... byhMessrs. G. Round. J. T. Turner, B. Smith, W. Gre~en, J. G. Lay, E. Nor- man, Oshorn Butcher; W. K. Dawson, A. F. Miller,- R. Hardy, B. Brown, W. Stammers, J. Cooper, &c. &c. with Mr. Quilter, friom Suffblk. After the cloth was removed, the Chairman gave ...

... e, as regarded thegnarl state of the worlis, was given by other witnesses, who were ainable to ac~oinit for the accident. Thomas Snoivdein, a ts'adesinan, stited that the ropes wvere all blown ip ?? of thle sbaft, togcther' with three nieii and a boy ...

... within the jurisdictiti of ,the liberties of Ipstiab. i Cermniencntezas the Countj GGe! and Eoisse of Car- f rectien. Thomnas Hardy, as a vagrant. John (Gs- sing, for absenting himself front Iiis service, one month's hard labour. - William Laws, for damaging ...

... half past nine this sliorning, his Royal Highness, accompanied by Admiral the 1on. Sir Robert Stopford, Rear Ad- miral Sir T. Hardy, Sir G. Cockburn, Sir James Cockburn-, Capt. the Hon. Robert C. Spencer, It. N. (private secretary to the Lord Righ Admi- ral) ...

... of Tittleshall, Norfolk. 0 Married, on T'lhtursday last, by the Rev. Win. t Frenchl, Fellow of Pembroke Hall, Cambilidge, Thomas French, Faq. of the Smayci Tlont.4, Eye, in this county, to Sephia, Daughter of Geerge Lee, Esq. of Dickleburglt, Norfolk ...

... same Magistrates, - John Mills was committed by Thomas Nuon and Richard Waite Cox, Esqrs. tbr having about ote one o'clock on Sunday Morning last, feloniously stolen from off the premises of Mr. .lmarns Hardy,- of Jaques Hal1, in Bradfifeld, a pig, his property ...