... embarked before commencement of the rains.— Killed —James Heddle, from the Orkneys.— Missing. —Sir Charles M'Carthy, Dr. Tedlie, John Tasker Williams, Mr. Buckie, Mr. G. A. Robertson, from Dumfriesshire; Ensign Wetherell, Mr. Jones, Mr. and Mr. Brandon.— Wounded ...

... the yere of our Lord M.CCCCCXXXVIII. per me Joanis ovariok. The volume is in good preservation, bound velvet, with the royal arms and roses emblazoned.— Literary Gazette. Dr. Young this country, and M. Charapillon, France, have been able to decyphcr many ...

... J. R. Hamilton, St. D. and J. Ceaven, St. Edmund hall; Hon. A. /i.. Cooper, Hon. T. A Powys, John A. Wynne, and L. Pufbrick, Christ Church; T. Alorgan and John Price, Jesus colltg; F. W. Slade, Brasenose college; D. J. Eyre, Oriel college; C. Langton ...

... steam engines. Northern Expedition. —We have received Newfoundland papers to the lst inst. The following is an extract: —St. John's, Newfoundland, August 24. —Arrived on -Wednesday his Majesty's surveying vessel Snap, from England, last from Hudson's Straits ...

... Wortley supported the clause. If game was be made property on man's ground, he should have a right to take it as he pleased. Sir John Shelley said the greatest preserver in the country did not kill head of game an acre. The setting snares near preserves would ...

... May, he would call the attention of the House to the liroceedings which had taken place at Deraerata, respecting the ate Mr. John Smith, toe Missionary A petition was presented from the County Palatine of Chester, against the County Courts hill, and praying ...

... manufacture; the colour dark blue, with small red stripes, being the material which the females of the counties of Merioneth, Cardigan, and other parts AFales, from time immemorial, have made their gowns and petticoats. The effect, however, was really pleasing ...