... the habit of dealing many years. On the note being tendered to the baker, inquired who it belonged to, and wrote the name of Thomas Maynard upon it, which state paid it away to his miUer. at Hartford. Maynard soon afterwards went to France, where he pasted ...

... send the man prison for month t NION-hall. —Yesterday two individuals, who gave their names Geor/rr Frtderic* Seymour and Thomas Junk, were brought up in cattody from tne county gaol, where they been incarcerated since the preceding morning, charged on ...

... the careful discharge of the duties of his si'uation.—Salopian Journal. Yesterday eveninc an inquisition was taken at St. Thomas's Hospital, before lArm, PAYNE, Esq., the City Coroner, on view of the body of ElizAbeth atwicli, a fine little girl, five ...

... Reason. OUTRAGEOUS BURG!, IRY. [Abridged from the Liverpool Chronicle.] On Monday evening, between six and seven o'clock, •Thomas Walker, - a small farmer at Fazakerley, was sitting in his kitchen by the fire, with a child on his knei-, and two men servants ...

... applicable)— England Bath made a shameful conquest of herself. The economists, to whom these misfortunes are attributable, are not hardy enough to deny their existence—they have the modesty to attempt to persuade us, that we have done wrong in not permitting them ...

... One day last week, Thomas Ridsdale, a small farmer at the village of Kexby, near this city, purchased of Mr. ReHerby, bookseller, a small bottle of Poiretls's Balsam of Aniseed, for the use of his daughter, a young woman, who had been long troubled with ...

... Christmas festival. Mr. and Mrs. Angerstein are entertaining a numerous party of guests at their seat, Weeting Hall, Suffolk. Sir Thomas and Lady Baring have a large party at their house, Stratton Park, Winchester. Lord and Lady Petre and'a large party are enjoying ...

... imminent tisk, not only of being bere.:%l•4 of his life, bat also for a time at least of Christian burial, lie is so singularly hardy in bodily tempetantritt, mid so erratic in disposition, that sea.b ithing is &hogtiler AA 'pleasing t hint iii Deoember ...

... devoted to Its defence. To use the hardy language of Warburton, I will say to its enemies. l **. . 1,01 * lr and fear not the abilities which support it.” I have the honour he, Vour lordship’s obedient servant, Thomas afEayg. The Exclusives. —We are requested ...

... him is gain, what remaining life it may be the will of providence to grant me shall be devoted to its defence. To use the hardy language of Warburton, will say to its enemies, that 'c I love not their cause, and fear net the abilities which support it ...

... Jiitcd its defence. To use the hardy language of Warbuiton, 1 will say its enemies. Hint 1 love nut cause, and fear nol the abilities which support it.” 1 have the honour to be. Your Lordship’s obedient servant, THOMAS FEKNS* ...

... WORSHIP-STREET. A young man, apparently about 17 or 18 years of age, who gave his name Thomas Jones, was yesterday brought to this office, charged with being found, with others, attempting to break into the house of Mr. Norris, a tea-dealer, in Worship ...