... aure, in all o casies, to be punishedl as pnineilials. tl Thr Prince of Orallge insists rigorously on fru- c gality and hardiness in the cducatiin and bringing tip of' his sons. Mhen the writer of this was at Brussels two years ago, the only food the ...

... 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 ...

... Miabey, N1. Harding, E. Mlallett, W. Smith, W. flale, Chas. Haswkings, D. Keene, J. Thomas, L. French, and J. Roberts. -Nine Mdst.is: G. Taylor, W. Oliver, J. Carter, & J. Thomas. -Sixalonathis: 11. Linfield, J Miles, 1'. Perkins, J. Carter, W. Porter, G. Plltley ...

... Lancaster; Hamilton 3tius. (Hugh) ; MIlvwaine Badharn; White 5tus. (John). FOa SCIrNCE.-ro Mr. Browvne 3tius, (Thomas C.) Trayerjun. (Rich.); Leech ; Hardy ; Johnson 3tius. (Zach.) T'liurpjon Svus. (John G.) ; Mr. Scott, Mr. O!Connell I e.iln. (Morgar) ; Fauiks ...

... Lancaster; Hamilon 3tias' (HEugh,) MIWIl- waine, Badilam; 'White 5tus. (Johnl.) Fop. SeaNcE-ro Mdr Browne 3tiu9 (Thomas C.) Trayer iUo. .( ?? Leech, Hardy, Johnson 3tius. (Zach.) Thomp_ ?? 8VSs. (John G.) Mr. Saott,-Mr. O'Connell Jtn. (Mor- gan.) Frauks, M'Cape; ...

... did not nowy question; but it Was the deuty af their lordships to give validity to the will of the testator. Last year Sir Thomas Wilson said that the land now alluded to as eligible for building was not so, so inconsistent were the opinions on the two ...

... 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 ...

... Stralsand-Maria, Kraap. Emobdeu-Getru da, Timnmerman . Iiorsens-J ud i nn, A ss, mussen. Riga-Houghton, Ranson. lhfeesel-Veflus, Hardy. Dantzig-Elizabeth, Voss. Stralsend-V row Natina, Saathoff. Chareezte-Fanny Voase, Lister. Stocic- 1kelmn-Truelove, Leedom ...

... passed the Great Steal of Ireland, op. Zirring Tl'hoss Gouldl, Esq. iris iajesty's First Sergeant r Law, is tire rosin of ''Thomas lctroy, Esq. resigrred; Fesncis Illaebbun, Esq. Second Sergearet anetd Edward Pesreeather, £sq. 'Ihird Scrgeanst. Mioificence ...

... mention the specimens of Mr. Saunders, the gardener, of Abergavenny, who carried off numerous prizes, both for green-house and hardy plants, many of which were of considerable rarity and beauty. The display of vegetables and fruit was as varied and numerous ...

... I-lc brought these petitioners befi)re the I louse in the chailacter of witnesses, and he thought that n1o man is ?? be so hardy as to despise the testimilon1y of thousan(ds of respectable gentlemen. Unless the Hlouse intended to bar- blirize the peoplIL ...

... a tea service were stolen out of the summer house. Committed to the County Gaol since our last, Thomas hunt, Thomas Hunt the younger, Henry Lander, Thomas 1Ilhbook, and William Garrant, charged with breaking itto tire shop of George Brown, of Denby, and ...