... qotiglis R4e, qtiaistHon.E Gvorge Viscouut'rorringtou'l; iogs Duoell * E~1q1 Sirjol iPjitresford. Rart. Kcs; ThoinaisEylees Esq' Thomas Lei ?? qoi Sir Charles Rowley, ktan Itohert ftales,:rsq; Walterece. 'q Sir1 M1iloc, Kell; 4!tnmee YoVoo, Hsq: and - Reurkior ...

... Student of Christ Church. Thomas Tancred, MWilliam Cureton, Christ Church. Septimus Cotes, Wadham. Samucl (irimshaw, Brasen-Nose. Edward Owen, Worcester. John Carter, Fellow of St. John's. John Wyndham Bruce, Exeter. Richard Hardy Blanshard, Lincoln. Peter ...

... Germaine CocirTane, halfpay 3d P-o- vMiU nal Battahon, of Miiitia; Patrick Campbell, half pay 52d ,Foot; Thomas WVeaie, half pay unattached; Thomas Burke , lualf pay 4th Foot; James ,Boyie, 9-Ith Fcoot;.Alex~andei'Tod, Vi ?? pay %!d Garrison Battalion; ...

... builder. Peter A. Lautour, of Weymoutli-street, Portland-place, dealer. Hardy Flower, of VWelling, Kent, chemist. IR. Whittaker, Newt C avendislh-street, Portland-place, linen draper. Thomas and Benjamin Hogg, Leeds, woollen cloth manufacturer. Robert M iller ...

... UIdlay the 11th inst.:- DEACONS. Townshend Brooke, B. A. Brazen-Nose college. Charles Thomas Cary, B.A. Magdalen hall. John Clemson Egghion. B. A. Exeter college. Thomas Farebrother, B. A. Queen's college. Henry Hollingworsh Pearson, B. A. Lincoln college ...

... at Usk, on Monday and part of Tuesday last, before the Rev. James Barnard Davies, Chairman, Thomas Lewis, Digby Mackwortb, William Cune, John Jenkins, Thomas Fothergill, and Edmund Williams, Esquires James Coles and William Powell, Clerks, the parish ...

... CLASSICS. To Mr. Leader jun. (William), Hall t 2dus (Carter), Wade' Stius (Arthur), Bahington 3tius 1: (Thomas), Frazer, Mr. O'Connell jun. (Morgan), Hardy a jun. (Simon), George, Mockler, Campion jan. ( William), I Blennerhassett. - e 0 TO THE EDITOR OF THE ...

... b-read tax in time of peace; and in time of war, to provide them ir with men to fight their battles, for poverty makes men hardy and 0 I, good soldiers, and poverty mares men labour for low wages. a Thus our poverty and misery contribute to their ease ...

... M. WILLIAM WALLACE LEGGE, :sq, THOMAS GREG, Esq. JOHN M'NEILE, Esq.. HUGH MONTGOMERY, Esq. JOSEPH. M-ACAlRTNEY, Esq. / ROBEkT .F. GORDQN, Esq. JIOBEtT'STEvENsoN, Esq. ROBERT LANGTRY, Esq. JAMES ARTHUR, Esq. ISAAC HARDY, Esq. GEORGE SUFFERN, Es JOHN CRAMSIE ...

... auceemslt ae saving the lives and property of individuals. is Fe it At Queensferry, on the 1ith inst., 'the wife of the Rev. I, Thomas Dimma, minister of that parish, of a son. On the 9th curt. in Eaton Square, London, L-ady Howard Df de Walden, of a son and ...

... Worcester; Rev. John Poulett Dl 'Ghie, Queen's. Bachelots of Arts.-Thomas Need, and George Neale Barrow, University; Sidney Godolphin Osborne, James Arthur Dunnage, George Robertson Edwards, and Thomas Freeman, Brasennoze; Henry Sims, Pembroke; Edmund May, W'orcester; ...

... Cork. Spas/is/s Ynts.-Thlomas Coles. Cabbage.-Thomas Williams. Onio/es.-1st prize, Thomas Williams; 2d, Thomas Coles; 3d, W. Kingscote; 4th, NV. Harvey. Scarlet Runners.-lst prize, Isaac Brookes; 2d, Thomas Wil- liams; 3d, John Turner. At the close of ...