... convulsions, until death closed her eyes. The jury returned a verdict of insanity. Tuesday sennight, as a poor man of the name of Thomas Groves, a labourer, was baring the ground at the stone quarries at Wilsford, near Sleaford,' for Mr. Palmer, he too much ...

... place of exercise. Tuesday an inquest was held at the Cart and Horses public-house, Turnmill-street, Clerkenwell, before Thomas Stirling, Esq., coroner, on the body of Charles Parker, a porter, aged 53 years, who committed self-destruction, by swallowing ...

... Parish South Cave, now in the otcupnion Air. Robert Smart. Lot J.—All that Close, Part*, or Parcel, of Old Pasture I>, enlh-rJ Hardy’.* Close, siiualo in W’alhngleo aforesaid, containing estimation Acres Lot i.—All *hat Ckwr, Piece, Parcel, of OKI Pasture ...

... residenices ;or tit thle School. YORDER of the GRESHAM COMMITT1EE. B-NotLice IS hlereby given, that the LECTURtES founiled by Sir THOMAS 0CRESHIIIM will tie read to the Pubillic, g ratio, Ili thle Rooim appointed for that purpose, over the South-Fast Si de of ...

... 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 ...

... percent. _- Sit Thomas Frank land, of Tbirkleby Park, at his audit, held at Thirsk, on Tuesday and Wednesday last, oka made a retosa ef 16 per not. CauJUm to Tok-Ber JCt^ri.-On Monday l__at,at tbe Magistrates' Room, at Tliirsk. Thomas Henderson, tbe keeper ...

... by the corrector of their errors, Calaniy.— Literary Gazette. MEMOIRS ?? CORRESPONDENCE of THOMAS JEFFERSON, bte President of the United States. Edited by THOMAS JEFFERSON RAN. DOLPH. Complete in 4 vols. Bra. with portrait, and tac simile of the origiaal ...

... of Pur., Ihe Apo-' ,,c Nuucio, his ?? Hie Conde d_ Monikaik.hk 0* ?? Riberv, Ambassador from his Catholm M.its.v, and Mf. Thomas L. L. Brent, Charge ?? of the United States of North America, first I.ad the honour to rompliu' 1 •»'* Majesty, after which ...

... Guiltu. Henry Cal lie and Walter 'Thomas were convicted of stealing quantity «f bombasine and satin, the property Rebecca Hartlaud. Collin was sentenced f » Kighlecn Months' Imprisonment and Hard I.abonr and Waiter Thomas, who had been before Con - victed ...

... Library, when Mr. Charles Nicholls entered upon the office Treasurer, n of (he Rev. R Bowles,deceased. The librarian, Mr. Thomas Hammond, re elected, and Hie committee for the ensuing year chosen. .Some addition* were made to the laws the society. We ...

... nothing to say in her defence, was fully committed for trial. Jokn Maden was charged with a robbery at the house of a named John Hardy, with whom, at the time, the: sry sa © lodged. ‘Phe prosecutur stated, that so far back’as September last, the lodg- ings at ...

... iotere*t. fall .f matenaU ot political kuotrUdce.”—&«ukrd. ». LIEUT. HARDY’S TRAVELS ia tbe INTERIOR MEXICO, in Idas, 1827, aad lg», ’ ' ,o • • i l ...