... of Jamaica, and also of New Or. in Noi di America, ■od of Liverpool, Lancashire, merrtmut. Thomas LA.sia, late of Liverpool, Lanembise, mutermat i orr. Thomas Williamson, late of Liverpool, Laocaal.ire, broker Lea is Kenney, late of Park.lanr, Liverpool ...

... 23, and February 24, at twelve, at the Seven Stars Inn, Si. Thomas the Apostle, Devon. Attorneys, Messrs. Collett, Winsburn, and Collett, Chancery-lane, London ; and Mr. Chubb, Exeter. Thomas Mellish Thatcher, of Hungerford.wharf, near H u ugerford-st ...

... the Jury ins''r. judintent, sad the Common ,observed, it was evident she pauper* of this-via( ; kite iranapisried, and Mr. Hardy was for the citildrru. /ill slat s mammy . as V a0M0 is of 'add, appekred a Jew boy sad chapped him will' a robbery. flop ...

... Trimlesfown, Fir Frederick Palter, Sir Joh. Garo l d, m u , uni t R ev . Mr. Windsor, Mon. Mr. Eartile), Hon. Mr. Herbert, Dr. Hardy, Dr. Junes, Col. limner, Lteut.-Colonel Hcenetay. SUDATORWH.—.Thin safe sad agreeable remedy is a worn Mir ha• been found ...

... Mr. Thomas Terser, bassos playas la hie Ihjsity's private lased, to which he had Whinged from Its meollidmmt, thirty years ago. At Cbiebester, Mr.'Clississ Ingram, aged 83, saddesly, eating his meal. He was the father of the cele brated Mt.. !Hardy.. On ...

... Pascoe Griffith, .1. W. Houldmirorte, T. Harvey, C. Hamilton, Lo►d A. Hamilton, Sir H. D. Ham Iton, H. Harbor d, Hon. E. Hardie!, Sir H. Sir G. Hill, Lord A. Hubbuuse, J. C. Monywoott, W. P. Ho►ulry, E. Huieuril, Hon. Wm. Howard, Hon. F. G. Hughes, W ...

... 'Lauder Nowell. Esq. Sir J. W. iabbock, Henry Powsiall, Req. Sir ft. Wigram. Belt M.P. Ritchisurs Smith, EN. Evans. E.q. M.P. I Thomas Tooke, Eaq. Wm. Ilaldiwtand, Esq. M.P. Dinner on Table at Half-past Five o'Cluck precisely — No Cull. clion. Tickets, ?Os ...

... is in Ensenada, heaving down ; the Creole in the outer roads, bearing the broad-pendant ; Sttper% at Monte Video. Sir Thomas Hardy and Starr are welt. The following is Lord Cochrsne's present force O'Higgins (formerly Maria lqabella), 50 gains, Admiral ...

... tribe. possession of by . two English ships of war; the Cherokeei Captain 'Throbald Jones ' and the Pion iseberewes Captain Thomas Hain The Consul of the Mr. Jobe Hawker, hating been inflamed of the deteetiao pf the verse', made impair, isle the Miceli ...

... the right, to &MINIM ; from thence to the town of Htsgltam, shim he was head e d batik, over the Wattles sad Dreams roads Hardie/hamcreasing the ove r at through !toothed Wood to Little Mid Iffstiistsall, wire arterioles( the best roes of the season, ...

... the ships in the river displayed their vsrious colours. The d regiment of foot, and the dragoon guards, together with Sir Thomas Liddell's troops, and the Newcastle and Northumberland mounted and dismounted volunteer cavalry, were reviewed on the 'roam ...

... Anne Whitglaw s thrown dews, her right arm assbad, mod disabled for eight menthe ; Elisabeth Howdy, aged 14, Elle. Hardy, aged IS, Hardy, 10, sisters wain were rads weer and wounded; Mary ereseni and who saw an aged dna, sensed emit dew. led hetrd Meagher ...