... the Rev. G. Boldero, charged with stealing a hand-saw, the property of James Debenhiam, of Ixwnrth, farmer. Henry Jolly and Thomas Brown, by R. Rushblrooke, Esq. 'and tile Rev. ?? Anderson, convicted of having about three o'clock in the morning of the 15th ...

... ushersI and oil mnerchants Lewis and lstaao Iseaes, Wnehester, fsuirers r JuliII Pope, Great Yannouuth,eabitet rniko - . Wm. Hardy, Kitry-.Moor-side, Yorkshire. talpr ' Itelryiay, Leeds, vietualler William John, Lawson, Loinbard-street,bill broker Samuel ...

... £356. To liquidate thit, fc ldonatious and subscriptions have been received to the at ansosintof about £100; and the Rev. Thomas Allin, of Ci tLiverpool, was also invited to preach in aid of thse cause r ,of Sabbath; tuition. -The Rev, gentleman delivered ...

... driven on shore on St. Bce's beach, and has since gone to pieces. Arrived onr Wednesdy.-Charles Joseph, from Charleston.-Iris, Hardy, NewOrleans.-Wm.Thormpson, Folger, New ?? Packet, Pernambuco.-Nancy, Odessa--Eliza Field, Lisbon. Hibernla, Kemp, hence at ...

... Moore, Lancashlre. gracers- I burstori Dale a1d Edttund Turner Wate, of No 3, Bauk- ciiarribers, Stoak Exchange, ?? *Vebb Hardy, aitd J:,hn lhayties linyward, of' Bath, alttorute~s and ?? \tiaw lw-th talrl Johir WA'adsworth, of Maincheater. small-ware ...

... return of I c corn purchased ty him in the week ending the Sth s y of February, agieably to the provisions of the I ii Act.-Thomas Hearnel proved the sale of five qumr- 6 o ters of beans to Mr. Hatch who ssidhe never knew I t- that lie was to make any return; ...

... sworn ' Thomas Cuthbert, Esq., foreman, Sir Anthony Perrier, Richard Neville Parker, William Crawford, jun., Cooper Penrose, Amos Westropp, Samuel Perry, jun., Daniel ,Mur- phy, Richard Lane, William Pennerfather, James John Cum- mine. Thomas Deahe, William ...

... incr.-W. Hodgens, Liverpool, glass dealer.-t. E.l March, Hampstead-road, drawing master.- I. Thomas, Liverliool, ship-broker. 5AISEEKPTiY ENLARGED. W. Hardy, Kirkby-le-Moor, Yorkshire, tailor, from April 6 to Mayt 25. DANKiRUPrTs. M. George, Margate, ...

... Fifteenlshili. 'a Therbest 2 speelinens of hardy penretolal Herba-s. -i ceous Plants - - Fifteen Shill. The senond best 3 ditto Half Guinea 'The third best 3ditto Seven Shillings & Sixpenre Tile best 3 specimens of hardy Flowering Shrubs One Guinea Thesnecond~mest ...

... W Afr.THOMAS MASON, of Beccles,;is appointed Agentfor this Paperfor BECCLILS and its Neigh- bourhood; . and it is requested, that all Oulsianding Accounts for Adverti4ements and Ipsuvich. Journals may be paid to him, as he is authorise to reeciv the same ...

... will pay particular attention to Rules 3 and 7, and that Premiums are open to all Cottagers renting under Ten Pounds a-year. THOMAS WILLIAMS, Honorary Secretary. lioss Horticultural Society. THE Subscribers and the Public are respectfully informed that the ...

... resigned; and the Duke of Gordon was sworn In of the Privy Council. The Recorder of London taade is usual sessional report, and Thomas Sales, convicted of housebreaking, was ordered fom execution Odn WVednesday next; the other convicts were respited duting ...