... --'lhis mnornhig t-be rntropolis andi it envion ad were envelopedI with, a' dense fog, adbteneee ag-n~twelv e 'clock it. was hardy'toileto alY in through the streets without' danger. hehoswp rali lighted the same as at allht, and the IoLso hesae ~lis coming ...

... canisi 'Nnrchascrsrctiel ire:etpoi da ta,are e aite to a discount of 51. le oso h a ie Ih hlt BIASE Cos1e.-A young man namied Thomas lron- 7 eet' nionger, was fully committed from WVorship-street th ter Police Office on Tuesday, to Newgate, on two chayges ...

... ), ivho suhisist on ahlment of a temperiaturec m higher than in excel eeli t,]at of their own' boclies, who ire generally hardy' and- Mr-lr. hle ililg lived, until the siihulicity of their ltabits is iinter- lhickfib Syf -epeld l y the adoption of lic ...

... ley, for manufacturing hontiets from Britishgrass, in La j intltaiitn of Le'hom. wit Mawried, Ihst weelt, at Bigltton, Mr. Thomas. dir Thoep jun ofVier.Mill, Oild Alresford, to Altss - A leil i ~ twt tc yM.Sebare,oDII Hectled, hedodyof xur ahead, wieo ...

... or Paynton h is ,.Pi cits 3sq. of ihs Brfdgc Titila, Ilaidenhoad. set ry Mr nthis county, Pros Mrs Thma, rlit o th lte ?? Thomas, Ofstan Chelsea,- Surge-oat. i to it -ttssieBtch otidultural Society len had their Annual 111etingf, on the Seth irlstane ...

... result of the ballot for the mission to England was communicated. ~ IThe nuembers; ?? O'Connell,. 97 ; Richard Shici, ti-I: Thomas Wyse, 91 James O'Gorman I Alaiaon, hl2, William .M'Dertzott, 110; Mlichael Dillca p Bellew, 513 ; Montesquieu Bellew, 65 ; ...

... liberty, the euithusiasm che1 i retligioti, and the hope of plundeot, ore umore faintly tendQ felt. 'The Greek Soldiers aire hardy ;can iriake long for Marches, carry heavy weights onl their backs~, live colt. Rivi scantly in the open air, proceed without ...

... heein . fully cqmriued for trial. Lt i. SATURDAY., APRIL 7, lil27. )r BIRT'.-At Southampton, the Lady of Copt. s- Frederick 3. Thomas, R.D. of a son. - ?? :f Some ?? the patmnnige of t, lds y 'Bryen4 intend holding a.Bazitar amnSouthamp- I; toi, in iy,' P ...

... tradesman in ~G'iet Qu 51 juster-street. ia Died, oh ?? at Osigtaqnn,' iacar Aires- mno :forth, Sarah, the weife of 31r. Thomas Kirkham., 1 ite Dieti, this roirriulg, is Hyshe-sti r'ot; 1Mc. Thus. ILrsneeyrgretted -by all who, kncv~ his woyrth, Ge as ...

... 'I lost a gold watch chain, and seals; for thq recovery of son, saj which a reward of five guineas is 6fftred.-;The eatel Hardy, evening, Eat the Theatre, aitother Gentleman lost his Reim po~ket.beovh conltining- three ten and Cioe 11 Beak ot limr an ...

... appeared. from the v earlies historical recqrds of the couptry, thtt+ at the P time of jului - Cae-sar lie ha;l found us a brave, hardy, a and tuaritinie people, determlined to sacrifice their lives n in sum port of omir rights and privileges, devotedly d loyal ...

... Pea7 Foil 1- gate, for stenitig a mare; Thomas Davis, for stealing ,] Iy a lamb * J. Styles, and J. %Vebton, for a burglary at Rleathfield * J. Baldwin, T. Stacy. and J. Newnham. nel . for assaulting and robbing Thomas Fox-Broth re er corded. H. Lulhaln, ...