... end moved That the cordial thallks of the meeting be given to Mr. Thomas Baring, for lsia conduct in the chair -Sir C. Fotite.8 seconded tile motion. Agreed to ?? cheers for Mr. Thomas Baring, and success to him at Yarmouth, were then given. -Mr. ALDERMAN ...

... Yorkshire, merchant EATouun, Thomas, Bllackburn, Luncashire, ?? HFIouiseumn, William Ilenrv, Preston, LIancashire, drauer J.IosIoN. Thomas. Knaresboroough. Yorkshire, draper I'LtrsrI-V, John, Rochester, ironnainger Ilovrxe, Thomas, Manclhester, muslin mnnufaclurer ...

... died suddenly, at Southwold, in a fit of apo- plexy, the Rev. John Robinson, clk., in his 76th year. 15th inst. died, Mr. Thomas Norman. farmer, of H in. tlesham, leaving a wife and 4 chiildren. Mr. N. was in the art of applyitig shackles to the hind ...

... Mtr. Duncombe.. 4497 Mr.Serg Spankie i .32 Mr. Wakley -- 3359 Mr. I-lobhouse - 1S17 He therefore declared Thomas Slingaby Duncombe, Esq. and Thomas W.kley, Esq., to be duly elected as burges- ese to serve for the borough of lFinbury, in the ensuing parlianienit ...

... reward offered by the Society of Licensed Victuallets for the detection of offenders. One of his victims was. a poor lad named Thomas Keats, who I was convicted three sessions sinee on Palmer's evidence, and being sentenced to ten years' transportation, was ...

... 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 ...

... Thnlunas Esq., for c.illegally pawning a gun, thre proelsrtY of Charles Carver, of' I, Woodbhridge ; 3 calendar months and hardi labour. EASTrSUFFOLK HOS;PIT'AL, from'27th Nov.10o4th Dcc. In- 1urtictts --Adin. .3-Dinch. I-IDead 0-Remain 231. olit. Puafients ...

... Esq. William Charles Fonnereau. Esq. Frederick William Schrelber, Esq. Thomas Havers, Esq. John Qeorge Weller Poley, Esq. Chnrles Tyrell Oakes, Esq. Charles Steward, Esq. Thomas Robinson, Esq. Rev. Hugh Owen, LL.D. Rev. Stephen Clissold Rev. William ...

... it out of the house as well as the rider.- Thomas told him ifhe did not immediately leave hold of the bridle be would shootbhim. Thirecoachmantpersisted, and eventually closed the door, and instantly Thomas fired through the panel, and the bail lodged ...

... gentleman intimated that the amount of loans for public works would be increased, and the irserest on them reduced in Ircland. Mr. HARDY obtained leave to bring in a bill to amend and consolidate the several acts relating to bribery in the election of members ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...