... from the future meet . ..f ..II (ie»*f«e C»ytc, Elijah Bimhi, * Constantine, William Whitworth, te.jun., Icrrimah Thomas M. Hardy, John \rnot. James Wroe, Joseph Lee*, Joseph ReeVett, Joseph P. T. C'andelet, J. Potter. ic* Jones. given, the Commissioners ...

... . The main body appear* to have advanced the way of Warrington. The inhabitants of ibe northwestern regions Cheshire, the hardy Caengi, or herdsmen the Carnabii, were secure in the protection their bogs and forests, and bad not submitted to the Roman ...

... daughter of Mr. Xott, mint** Market Ha*sui. Lincolnshire. on the 1 .fth Inst., St. Martin’s ( hurrh. Leicester. Bev.LUward Thomas Vaughan. A.. i. aunt, lam kef Mary, second daughter of the late Mr. James Makesr Kin«'ton, the county of the xth Inst., IVrsthurv ...

... Lecture, where the point ai issue may duly examined. Address Mr. Jones, No. 3, Portland row, Mountjoy square NEW GARDEN SEEDS. THOMAS SIMPSON to acquaint the Nobility, his Friends, and the Public, «iih the arri»al of bis netv Garden Seeds, which appear of ...

... solitary confinement. Thomas Whir, lor stealing some gun- powder ami 29 pencils from his master, Mr. C. C. Daniel, of St. Clement's, one month's imprisonment. James Balls, Jeremiah Holmes, James Wilsea, W. Watson, John Howard, Thomas Savory, and George Vincent ...

... borne with Christian fortitude, Mr. John I-'vered, formerly' a farmer at Horringer, near thistown. On Saturday sennight Mr. Thomas, Brothers, hat-maker, of Kensington, and late of Harwich, leaving a wife and nine children to lament his loss. Same day. aged ...

... months. Mary Ano id, for stealir ten yards of printed calico, &c.; Jas. Arvo months. John Tuc k, for stealing lead, (Richard ) Thomas Culliford, for gan, an accomplice, four months. also sentenced to he whip nt to | a plane, &c (This prisoner wes be solitary ...

... came up them. Witness and man named Hardy were carrying the drum, when Lucas came up, and said he would break the drum, and pulled off his coat wanting to fight. G. Burt also wanted to fight Hardy. Witness and Hardy attempted to get away, but were followed ...

... Eastropj Thomas Gay,' for the constable at Matmesbuiy.; and Jeremiah Kimble, for a. riot Highwoirth-. . . ' . Two month—JohnGwyn, for stealing a bucket at Aid botirn ; Isaac. Spark# and Geo. Mitchell, for stealing bread at Trowbridge; a n 4 Thomas North ...

... the Board Book, under date April, 1827, when ill health happened to prevent the attendance of your excellent Secretary, Mr. Hardy,there appeared have been received two Donations, amounting to £6. Mr. Pearce states confidently, that the money was never paid ...

... the Grand Jury were sworn im:, which Was composed of Mr. GEORGE HARRIS, Foreman. Mr. WILLIAM AV Mr. HENRY GIRBs. LOV ERING, THOMas BOYNE, ALEX. SHAPE GEORGE WILLIAM YOUNG, JOHN THORNE A JOHN BRI E. LANGDON, JUSTINIAN HANCOCK, RICHARD BLACKMORE, JAMES BAKER ...

... John Spearing, for Heating (lour Bra has. Parsons Henry Walter, for stealing nionevfroin his master, (unit w.'iij./x-d Mary Hardy,* for stealing ribbon and muslin from Mr. Walkling ami Messrs. Coward ; Kliz. I.cc,» for stealing ham from Wm. Morse; Charlotte ...