... spelled it in a way differing from that in which he had always before signed the proofs— and instead of writing, Thomas Maguire, he had written, Thomas Me. Guirc. What his reason was for thus altering his usual or natural way of spelling his name, he never thought ...

... MOT, Thomas, Sloane-square, Chelsea, broker, appraiser, and auctioneer, Oct. 17, at eleven, Oct. tt, Nov. 21, at ten. Attorneys, Messrs. Wrentniore and Ellis, St. Mildred's- court, Poultry. BANKRUPTS to surrender in the COUNTRY. EVETTS, Thomas, Birmingham ...

... 631. per Pipe. Do. Rrown or Pale Sherries, fiOI. to 661. ditto. 11l Pipr-s, half Pipes, quarter Pii.es, or 10 a 11. csuks. THOMAS ABBO 1 i's, Wholesale Wine xi.-c Spirit Merchant, No. in, Skinner-street, Snow-hill, London. HPHK WORLD; a Weekly Paper, Pub- ...

... Campbell— Mil. The Marvellous Doctor— H* '? -ttrick Shepherd— lX. Leonard Mavburne and Susan ?? one—X . The Epicurean; a Tale By Thomas Moore. „ ' r Hed for William Blackwood, Edinburgh; and T. Cadell, ?? I.ondon. This day is published, in Bvo. with Engravings ...

... half-pay unattached; Lieutenant James Maynard Goodiff, Cornet half-pay lsrh Light Dragoons; Lieutenant Thomas Raddiff, half-pay 27th Foot; Lieutenant Thomas Robert Fletcher, half pay Cith West India Regiment ; Lieutenant Alex indcr Clayhills, half-pay B?th ...

... interest. Ann Bailey was indicted, on the inquisition of the coroner, charged with the murder of her bastard child. ichiird Hardy, a surgeon, residing at Shelton, stated that on the sth of November last, he was sent for to attend the prisoner, and subsequently ...

... John Clement, chief officer; William Snow, seaman ; Thomas Caston, ditto ; George Frederick Fowle, ditto ; Wm. Wilson, prize master ; John Tur- ner, seaman; Michael Nolan, ditto; John Hudson, ditto ; Thomas Stag Hedley, ditto ; Wm. Casey, ditto ; Charles ...

... another occasion, Mr. Brougham having inter- rupted Mr. Hardy several times, when he was address- ing the jury, in a case in which he was opposed to her late Majesty's Attorney-General, Mr. Hardy said—'* Gentlemen— l do not pretend to compete with my learned ...

... George CreWe, Bart, and Lady Crewe, from d_. tor their seat, Calke Abbey, Derbyshire; Miss Wh : taker, from do. ; Rev. W. Hardy mail and Lady and Miss Paget, from do. for Ramsgate ; Mrs. Wave*, and the Misses Johnson, from do. for tbeir seat, Su Peter's ...

... eleven, at the Court Howe, Leeds. Attorneys, Messrs.Strangways and Walker, Barnard's Inn; or Mr. Robinson, Leeds. SANDERSON, Thomas, Nottingham, lace-manufacturer, Oct. 'J5, '27, Nov. 28, at twelve, atthe Blackmoor's Head, Nottingham. Attorneys, Mr. Skidmore ...

... quite inexcusable, and such acme it was really surprising any human being could inflict upon a child of such tender years. Thomas Cook deposed. — l am twelve years old. I live near Mrs. Martha Waite, In Church-street. Dry- pooi. [Here, on the application ...

... car- riage, drawn by four of his Majesty's road horses, and driven by two postillions in the royal livery, in whicli were Sir Thomas Hammond, Madame de Roeder, Baron Gemmingen, and Count Goerlitz. On leaving Frogmore Lodge, the royal party proceeded to Kew ...