... it strikes me that, in either csse, a f name so descriptive of tile ran is a rare coincidence, which our facetious friend Thomas Hood would make a fine handle of.-I have scrawled out three doggerel verses, which may be sung to the approprinte tune of ...

... to be subscribers that would beaso ifthe flowers were shown in single specimens, as is tile case with pelargoniums, ericas, hardy shrubs, and herhaceous plants. I think there is merit in the cottager with his limited means in producing a good specimen of ...

... all who know her. Ot year Cvasuno PnErnasLsaNT.-The Most Noble tile Mar- 01 nqsis of Wesatminster lies prrsenied the Rev. Thomas Jord Francis Barkerto the living of Farndon, in this county. 01 PARDON OF A CONVICT.-Ant i ougiton, of hla- Low clesfield ...

... atnn C. Ainswvorth, Esq. BolstonoJ. Wilks, Elq., and (a/l_ Brownnigg, Esq. Bradf rd-E. C. Lisrer, Esq., and J. Hardy, Esq. Breconishire-() 'Thomas Wood, Esq., of Giernevett, in this cournty, aniti of Littleton, in A'liddlesex. This gen. tleman, whose san ...

... of 423 in Ireland, of 4618 abroad, and Ale. crease of 951 in Great Britain, leaving a net increase of 40.90. in! The Rev. Thomas Graham, jon., having resigned his Carl. by nexion with the C nferene, offered his services to the WeR. een leyan Methodist ...

... Heigham intimated that it was useless, unless Mr. Barrett were prepared to contend' that the rating of Thomas Hepworth could be the rating of Thomas Hopewell.-Strutk out. SALFORD, Mr. Heigham then proceeded todisposeof thoseobjec- tions in which the parties ...

... knocked down by one of te Mr. Hardy, (the defeated candidate for B of Mr. Alderman Goodman that he saw Ord.) sons of Mr. Hardy throw the stone or0, oF the knocked the woman down: Mr. Batearick th t saw John and Charles Hardy throiral51 II that lie John ...

... Attwood and Joshua Scholefield, Esqo PBlackburn-Fieldon and Turner. Bodmiin-Peter and S. Spry. Bradford (YoTksbiee)_Lister oud Hardy. Brecon_-VWatidns, Bridgenorth-Robt. Pigot and J. C. W11hitmore, Esqs. Bliddnwater-C. K. K. Tynte and Wim. Tayleure, Esqs. ...

... other object wrhatever.-Dubt;, limet. thg Lately, at Witley, near Godalniing, Surrev, a firriler's 1i, at- bofrer, nafned Hardy, quarrelled with a companlion, and cu ass xf~bishand at one blow w;ith a reaping-hook 1 ss The Roman Catholic priesthood in ...

... She bore up en the 20tl Dec. in t. 48 16,-lon. 2 21. Nr FRIDAY, DEC. 30. H6 ?? Dennett, Harrison, from1 Quebec it Belhsc De Thomas, from do. at Galway. ?? Mary, Roper, from Charleston for this port, put httolWater. ford. ?? experienceid a succeidaloi of ...

... Lisbon for Smyrna 238 nlt. R MONDAY, JULY 16. Martha, Heron, hence and Mideira, at Antigue. He Lochiol, Main, hence at St. Thomas's R. Robert, Wake, hence at Montreal. Ar Riches, Selles, hence at Helvoet. Jul Dlennet, frons Antigua at Belfast, sailed 3dt ...

... Tennent, Esq, of Tempo. Carloew, County-(a) Col. Bruen, of Oak-park, (pro- bably the finest deer.park in Leland,) and (a) Thomas Kavannagh, Esq, of Dorris. Mr. Kavannagh, brother-in law'of the Marquess of Ormonde and of the Earl of Clan- carty, ranks ...