... of Barrister-at.Law by the Hon. Society -of Lin oln s inn I Robert Gorton, Esq., Thomits Falconer, Esq., Thomas Stapleton, junv.,- q., William Thomas Shaw Daniel, Esq., Thotas Stokes Salmon, Esq., John Alexander Kinglake, Esq., and Charles Waring Faber ...

... the Rev. G. Boldero, charged with stealing a hand-saw, the property of James Debenhiam, of Ixwnrth, farmer. Henry Jolly and Thomas Brown, by R. Rushblrooke, Esq. 'and tile Rev. ?? Anderson, convicted of having about three o'clock in the morning of the 15th ...

... W Afr.THOMAS MASON, of Beccles,;is appointed Agentfor this Paperfor BECCLILS and its Neigh- bourhood; . and it is requested, that all Oulsianding Accounts for Adverti4ements and Ipsuvich. Journals may be paid to him, as he is authorise to reeciv the same ...

... Stafllordhsire,victualler. Thomas Margetts, Kilaly, Nortbiamptuntlhire, cattle.dealer. John T'homas, Bir- *ningham,grocer. Thomas Dalton,Carlislecattle dealer. John Millar, Manchester, agent. Samuel James, Car- lisle, merver. Thomas Ainley, Doncaster, corn ...

... Jutie 4.. O n-the 2 9th nlt. was married, Alex inder Wilson, Esq. of ?? Temple, to Mary Rolfe, eldest daughter of the late *Thomas Andrew, Esq. of Great Cdggeshall. On the 2d inst. Wvas'inariied, at Woodford, in this county, by the Rev. It G. Gray, MW. ...

... a tender gi An, and ill abides sucht a season as thte p'ruesst. T'lhe crop is coin- pletely set fast. Oats, as being more hardy in their natsure, will recover in tile event of warm, dry weather. This crop generally undergoes so many changes ere it arrives ...

... letters, are acknowledged to be very high.- Nicholas D. Emperor of Russia, is 34-, is tall arid baud- c some in appearance, hardy and active, and accustomed to laborious exertions. 'IThe youngest and only female Sovereign is Donna Maria da Gloria, the ...

... the Royal George yachit; Lieut. R. Robinson to the Pylades, vice Anson appointed to the Racehorse ; a Lient. Joseph Raivlins Thomas, to the R~ainbow, vice if Andcrson,at sick quarters ; Licut Ruddle, to the Medinia p vice Airey, invalided; Mr. Bamber, relate ...

... Six 21tozths.-William Cadge, for stealing one bushel and a half of onions, the property of Edw. Bauly, of Rougliam. Thomas Count, Thomas Franks, Richard Jackson, and William Nash, for a riot at Newmarket. Three Aeloths.-Juhn .Jacksou, jun. for stealing ...

... stuslent of Christ Church; Thomas 'i'ancred'and Win. Curejon, Christ Cihurelt,' Septillna Cotes, Wadham'; Samuel Gritshaw, 'Hrasen Nose; Edward Owen, Worcester Jqhn Carter, Fellow of St. Johiss ; John Wyndham Bruce, Exeter; Ricitw&d Hardy ' Blelairds,- Lincoln ...

... years, was removed from thie above Gaol, atnd putt on board the America, off Woolwich, for New South Wales. Otl the 4th inst. Thomas Creed wa3 committed to the Borotngh Geo),hy W. B. Clarke, Esq. for havingtldrext- ened AMr. Uobert Bowman that his house in ...

... when tlie following commanders took leave of the court previous to departing for their respective des. tinations-viz. Captain Thomas Sandys, of the Warren Hassings; Captain Robert Pattiullo, of the Kellie Castle - and Captain Charles Shea, of the Buckinghamshire ...