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... Theatre and Miss Foote are con- cluded to their mutual satisfaction ; and on Tuesday evening Miss Foote will perform Letitia Hardy in Mrs. Cowley's Comedy of T'le Belle's Stratagem.-A-orn. Chiron. It will scarcely be believed (says a recent tra- veller in ...

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... on Satur- diy her first appearance since her unfortunate triumph in the Court of King's ilench, in the carcg -of L1 titia Hardy, in the Belle's Itratarem adth t ii6st unanimous feling was in her favour. I'he anxiety felt with respect . to this yonrg actress ...

... Royal Regiment of Artillery-First Lieutenant Thomas M Mottley, from half pay, to be First Lieutenant, vice Creagh, v~. deceased; Second Lieutenailt Edmund Neal Wilford to be First Lieutenant; Gentleman Cadet Thomas Uvedale Wal- Y ker to be Second Lieutenant ...

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... bankers and ?? to the Conmmiittee on the Bill. WESTERN SHIP CANAL. Sir THOMAS ACLAND presented a Petition from the Inhabitants of Tertby in favour of the Western Ship Canal Bill. Sir THOMAS LETi-iBRIDGE presented a similar Petition fromn several Pnarishes ...

... With respect to the Hlonourable Baronet, he respected his i motives, as he trusted the Hosourable Baronet respected his. Sir THOMAS LETH-BRIDGE said their argument mighit be t as had been representned, but, at all events, there could be no t .doisbt that ...

... Balfour, Esq. of n Elwick, elder. - 20 Presbvtery of Zetland-Rev. Mr Bryden at Sandsting, 20 Mr Coisan at Fetla, ministers; Thomas Elder Baird, Esq. advocate, elder. Presbvtery of Abertarff-Rev. Mr Smith at Urquhart, Mr Shepherd at Laggan, ministers; Duncan ...

... Principal Baird, G !St. Hen Jardine, James Gibson Craig, Thomas Kin' in- -nearl illiam Inglis, William Allan, 3ames 'Skene. :he' William Trotter, John Rlobison'.~ Hanry 'Cockburo, ' at -Thomas Allan, James Brown, Robert Jouhnston, and - .d,. Jamecs Bridges ...