... addressing Poole, observed, that his conduct was unjustifiable. history The weather-beaten tar, whose eye glistened with h. of his hardis wrung tear of bitter disappointment, entered i nto a . , S e amiable h consort. a up w on hasedreaas th r to sheet happiness ...

... the squadron. The vessel and cargo were sent to Valparaiso, with the master on board, when, by the ir.terfcrencc of Sir Thomas Hardy, she was released. The mate (the petitioner) was detained by the Chilian squadron from December, 18*J0, till April, 1821 ...

... n. Ltacashire, nialtsters. —T. llowdle, and G. Reader, Drypnol, Yorkshire, niustard-maoti. facturers.—W. Jennings, and W. Thomas, Little Ouildford-atreet, Southwark, hat-manufacturers.—D. Johnstone, ILA J. 'Milligan, Cambridge, tea-dealera. —W. Kelsall ...

... Matthews, Corney, from Cork. Came down from the River, the Endeavour, Price, for Liverpool; New York Packet, Crosbie, for St. Thomas’s; William, Perry, ft>r Naples ; Clarence, Muddle, for Van Dieman's Land; Nimble, Broad, for the Mauritius; Eliza, Green, ...

... the squadron. The vessel and cargo were sent to Valparaiso, wiir the master on board, when, by the interference of Sir Thomas Hardy, she was released. The mate (the petitioner) was detained by the Chilian squadron from December, 1820, till April, 1821 ...

... ng a Liberal Club, &c. In mu% Mr, that a Lit Club be established for the united parishes of St. Mary, St. George, and St. Thomas, Mr. -O'Connell addressed the meeting at considerable length, in the course of which he said The spirit which animated them ...

... 9, at twelve, 19. and Jan. 13. at one, at Ihe Court of Commissioners. Attorneys, Mes-rs. Lovvrey Willin*, Nicholas-lane. Thomas Wood, Shepton .Mallet, Somersetshire, victualler, Dec. 19. 20, and Jan. 13. at eleven, at the George Inn, Shepton Mallet. ...

... ensuing were elected, viz :—The Eail of Elgin and Kincarpline, Presidents. Sir Robert Dundas, Bart., Sir Walter Scott, Bart., Thomas Thomson, Esq.—Vice- Presidents. - The Marquis de Loule returned to Paris from London on Saturday. He was accompanied by his ...

... Garland, Sparrow, of North Shields, was lost on the Whitaker Spit, on Monday: crew, and part of the materials, saved. The Mary, Hardy, from London to Shields ; Mary and Isabella, of Newcastle ; Comet, gays from London to Newcastle; Ann, Walden, from Sunderland ...

... use tvery exertion to endeavour to discover the perpetrators or a robbery so daring and extensive. Lament -sTßEET.—Tuesday Thomas Fisher Dodson, a most respectable looking middle aged man, late a collecting clerk to the house of Messrs. Whitbread and Co ...

... Tuesday. The Garland, Sparrow, North Shields, was lost the Whitaker Spit, Monday—crew and part ol the materials The Mary, Hardy, from London to Shields; Mary and Isabella, of Newcastle; Comet, Kay, from London to Newcastle; and the Ann, Walker, from ...

... Pansamrer, Herts—Countess de Grey, at her house in St. James’s-tquare, from her seat in Surrey—Mr. and Mrs. Cave and family, Thomas's Hotel, Berkeiey-sqnare. from Surrey—J. Neeld, Esq. at ditto, from Brighton—Lord and Lady Bangor and family, at the Burlington ...