... EXECUTION THIS MORNING. Charles Thomas White, aged gS, who had been convicted of arson, and Amelia Roberts, aged 81, of stealing in a dwellinghouse, expiated their crimes this morning, on the scaffold at the Old Bailey, before an immense concourse of ...

... delivered the pursers of the following ships: vis. Bridgewater, Captain John Rennie Manderson, and the Lowtber Castle, Capt. Thomas Baker, for Bombay and China. From the Bath Journal. —This week our Theatre has been unusually attractive; the announcement ...

... SUICIDE OF A LUNATIC IN BEDLAM. Yesterday afternoon, a Coroner’s Inquest was held n the Committee Room Bethlera Hospital, before Thomas Shelton, Esq., on the body of Rebecca Coleman, a lunatic, who destroyed herself on Saturday last, under the following cir ...

... and destroy *Let be spared BREAKING OUT OF HOSTILITIES. Since writing the above, we have received a Supple. moot to the SC Thomas's Gazette of the Sd December., announcing the important intelligence of the commences merit of hostilities in ColOmbia, and ...

... Fearon B.A. Emmanuel College; Cecil James Green, B.A. Pembroke Hall ; John Littler, M.A. St , Peter's College ; and Charles Hardy, B.A. Christ College. ' The following gentlemen of this university were ordained bl the Lord Bishop of Gloucester, on Sunday ...

... B.A. Emmanuel College • Cecil James Green, B.A. Pembroke H a ll ; J o h n Littler, M.A. St. Peter's College ; and Charles Hardy, B.A. Christ College. The following gentlemen of this university were ordained by the Lord Bishop of Gloucester, on Sunday ...

... active preparation for the recep, Nice Admiral Sir Edward Codringtnii, commander in Chita' in the Medite , htm, Captain Sir Thomas Louis, arrive at Spithead, from Woolwich, fitted for the flag of Vice Admiral ' appointed Commander in Chief The Arachne, ...

... Hall ; John Littler, M.A. St, public gr o u n d s to t h e affection and regret of the people, Peter's College ; and Charles Hardy, 8.A. , Christ College. _vi e believe it may j os tir b e s a id of hirn,that no man — of the The f o llowi ng gentlemen of ...

... Volatile, Ham, from London for St-Ttiamas 6th ult , late to.. long. 56., with loss of too seen and a suit of sails; 'Union, St. Thomas to St. John's, 6th; and Josephine, Liverpool for Now York, 15th, lat. 49, long. 46. by the Earl Belniore, arrived at Milford ...

... Memnon, Hill, foHOUSE. r J • y , T a a na n i n l e c r a; , f o P r r in st c . eR Michael'segent, ; H T u t ri u t m l e l ya Thomas Burrows, Dawson, for for Ri o d e Janeiro ; Bets St. Thom a , Mobile. sa ; Claremont, Tolsen, for- grow, fo r t h e i r p ...

... This squadron is to be composed of al detachment from the ships now in the Tagus, and it wilr ee under the command of Sir Thomas Hardy. This highlyeistieguished naval officer, we believe, is now at Lisboni And certainly no one is more capable of commanding ...

... This squadron is to be composed of a doachmeat from the ships now in the Tagus, and it will be under the command otSir Thomas Hardy. This highly-distinguished naval officer, we believe, is now at Lisbon, and certainly no one Is move capable of commanding ...