... wvill, v of not, it maY be Preyumed, transpire, till Ar~linisers are F as put on thetr defence (if there shourld be any one hardy e. enough to mtake thejsubject a matter of forknial accusal. e, tion) for the battle of Navarin. WVe believe. however. i et ...

... anid Thomas Hartley, of Cheap- flie, warehousemen (so far as regards John james)-jonas Hull arid John Betts, of 262, Osiford-street, ten-dealers and groncers-Jonathanh Perkins and Deodaitus Carr, oif Birmingbtam, iRilders--Jares Powe~l and Thomas Brirkill ...

... accurate details of the whole course of the expedition, we shall nowtather describe some of the personal adventures of our hardy and gallant countrymen, while traversing tse ice. It is curious to remark that, during all their progress northward, the wind ...

... THEI COMMITTAL FOR SHOOTING A GAMFKEZPER, A gang oif Poachers, named George Baker, Wma. Field, Geo. Edwards, Samuel White, Thomas Hunt, Samuel COup, Wm Waters, henry Burnett, and Henry Turner (the latter oit whlina has beenr admittel King'. evidence), ...

... John William Cross to be First Lieutenant, by purchage, vice Kennedy, who retires; Thomas Bunhury, Gent. to) be Second Lieu eriant, vice Archer; Serjeant-M jor Thomas Townsend, fromn t1e Royal Sappera and Miners, to be Adjutant anal Second LieutenaIr ...

... 60to lie -,ette' ett, e i e Sa rie'wv, i acd upoti half pay itelil;ie ?? ; tittet]tt tre2 dli:h s ssr Lieritecttin ?? 1-. Hardy,, from te ft-ti 'tenot ' he' 1ielttotiant-Coniooet, tire Miulne, ~decetas- G f Diiitio1 's''it J . 'Tat r to be I ietttetlart ...

... Harrison, of Liverpool, victualler. Evan Jones, of Liverpool, grocer. Thomas Garfortis, of Cleckheaton, Yorkshire, flour-dealer. Robert Bristow, of Lloyd's Coffcc-house, underwriter. Thomas Weston, of Earle-street, Roman-cement-masuifacturer. Francis Williams ...

... second to those only who had newer won a given prize. The first division, containing, thirty, started in a field belouging to Thomas Hewitt, of Killin- clhy, Esq. ; and the second class, contaitning fifteen, In a field of the Rev. S. Watson. They aU comnituepced ...

... natives, as far as we can juitge, thoughI in the most degraded state of barbarian, are to be confided in; they are a robust, hardy, tmuscular race. Their huts are compoqed of six or eight poles, thriven into the grotnod,over wihich is a roof formed of palm ...

... Factory in China. In the Mlinority upon Lord John Russell's motion on the T est and Corporatioti Acts are the names of Sir Thomas Gooch, Mr. Hlerries, Mr. W. Lewis (AIdboroug1). Mr. Wackniluon, Sir M. Nightingai~,Lord Palmerston], Mr. J. Peel, Sir W. Rae ...

... Lord Kinnaird, bylhis Grace the Duke ofLeinster. Major Murray, by the Duke of Athol. Captain Wiseg, Royal Navy, bySir Thomas Hardy. Marquess of Bath, on his return frjnm abroad. Earl of Clare, on his marriage, by Mr. Agar Ellis. Lieutenant-Colonel iAlundon ...

... Oxford.- a Francis Foreman Clark, B.A. Queen's College, Cambridge. Henry Robert Crewe. B.A. Trinity College, (Cambridge. Thomas Leveson Latne, B.A. St. John's College, Cambridge. John Buxton Mlarsden, B.A. St. John'a College, Cambridge. d. Francis Owen ...