... ‘still-born, and evidently.a miscarriage, and had been deposited, about 24: befure: discover- ing it. , Wednesday last, while Thomas Crone, carter, was cleaning ‘out the: dungstead belonging to Emond, the suspected of. being con- cerned in the Haddington ...

... by the inundation of Fi This act of sym and liberality is well’ deserring of the imitation of lerds in Wi Journal. On St. Thomas’s day, Mr. Byram, Earl Fitzwilliam’s steward, distributed fav tro sixpences to the same number of poor persons, who were collected ...

... damages from Col. Lyster for the seduction of the wife of Sir ‘Thos. Croft, Bart., (a son of the late eminent accoucheur.) Sir ‘Thomas, in 1824, married Miss Late- ward, then 17, with a fortune chiefly se:tled upon herself of 3,0001, a-year. In 1828, Lady Croft ...

... force of good nature with which they were evidently bestowed. MUMTNY.-St. Johsn's, N. 13. Oct. 24.-The master of the barque Thomas, (which vessel a)rived here on Thursday last) reports that when off Machias the crew became mutirnous, and took possession ...

... GAZETTE. INSOLVENT. John Hawkes Tatton, Parade House, Hank, coal merchant. BANKRUPTS David Page, Epsom, Surrey, horse dealer. Thomas Spa, Gloucestershire, coach proprietor. James Haverliill, /Suffolk, grocer. John Burt, Whit, church, Hampshire, linen draper ...

... false pretences, with intent to defraud John Barker Alexander Adamson, and was to six hard labuur. THOMAS GALES, aged 23, pleaded gailty of assaulting Thomas Waiker, constable of Barnardcastle, in the discharge uf his duty, and was sentenced to bard labour ...

... thatea ih ad cwr- pisitted stfesicehe waaitsot be jiuie io ao giteti hisbt . to.,prisona..- 'e We~llyouf wowxvrp, added tho;,mas i- lnd immediatelv left sbe office. Ini a few mniueltev'saftorwards be was brought back by a constable,-who said that he ...

... the Corrector of their Errors, Calamy .-Lierary Gazette. . MEMOlRS and CORRESPONDENCE of THOMAS JEFERSON, Late President ofthe United States. Edited by THOMAS JEFFERSON RANDOLPH. Complete in 4 Vols. 8vo. with Portrait and Fac-simile of the original Decla- ...

... property of Mr Mark, surgcon, and the other flor stealing thu property of' Robert Malckaay and his sister. On the same dav, Thomas Cuthbertson, anl appren- tice to is tanner, was convicted of stealing a setting dog, the property of the Rev. Robert Green ...

... SEDGEFIELD—Smith H RTLEHOOL—WI SKATON—Pattinson STOCKTON—Robinson ■ Lodge ft CO. . Kali ft Son (oaten Draithwalt Ridley Smith Co. Hardy Watson 1 Middlemas —————— Gray ——— Johnson ——— Honor 1 Hancock NORTH SHIELDS—IIhII Alder TYNRMOUTH—Smith SOUTH SHIELDS—Dodds ...

... Dog Hank. • Sarah Wlgham, aged inst. aged 76, Helm, widow Mr Thomas Stanley, formerly of Alnwick.— Monday Uahafw 89, John sen. Pudding Chare. 16th ult. aged Mrs Isabella relict of the late Thomas of Newcastle, much respected. At North Shield*, 2d init. in ...

... ‘Port Dundas, G we Cock burn and Hardie, burgh. George Ewart, saddler in James Witsun, ‘abn merchant, Renfrew. William Weir, inn! at the Broomielaw, M‘Na t and Company, ia G . Dum an and and A + Merchants io i of Thomas Lances ter, Archibald Duncan, and ...