... Correspondence of Thomas Jefferson, late President of the United States, than whom few men have displayed greater energy, or more powerfully promoted the interests of their country, during very difficult and stormy times. Lieut. Hardy's Travels the Interior ...

... House, and nearly all pasture, containing in the whole 18 Acres and 3 R'oods, situate at Wessiigton, and in the occupation of Thomas Sinims. LOT 9. Four Closes of excellent freehold and tithe-free Land, containing above 13 Acres, all arable, situate at Wessing- ...

... Correspondence of Thomas Jefferson, late President of the United States, than whom few men have displayed greater energy, or more powerfully promoted the interests of their country, during very difficult and stormy times. Iieut. Hardy's Travels in the ...

... Treasurer, Alr. Shaw, draper, Corn MDarket. In addition to the long and interesting account which we gave in our poper of Sir Thomas Lawrence, that great genhis whom Providence has recently removed from our earth, we may observe, that one of his earliest ...

... 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 ...

... market-days the direction of the sharp and arrowy sleet has swept with full force along this narrow thoroughfare. Nothing less hardy than a rugged Iceland bear could sustain the severity of such an exposure; and it is not to be wondered at that the poor m ...

... it. • The English,' gaud they, ' now ivh to Cll. lighten us.' --(Lieerpool FUNERAL OF THE LATE SIR THOMAS LAN RENEE. The remains of the late Sir Thomas Lawrence, Pre- Sid lit of the Royal Academy, a ere deposited ion Thur..- da) in St. Paul's cathedral ...

... Mr. North been from borne or in bed, but fortunately he was up, and had friend visiting him. On Thursday the 28th ult., Thomas Hardy, who absconded a short time ago with some money wbich had been entrusted to him by his master, Mr. John Peele, of Sutton ...

... manner they shall consider most beneficial: The Rev. R. W. Willson, Mr. Berry. Mr. Thomas Wakefield, Mr. Thomas Herbert, Mr. Close, Mr. Bakewell, Mr. William Herbert, Mr. Thomas Bailey, The Rev. W. Wyatt, Mr. Callow, The Rev. R. Pucklington. Mr. John Rogers ...

... Deeping Fen,—and of Mr. Walker, beast-salesman, of Spalding, were last week robbed of considerable quantities of poultry. Thomas Hardy, whose escape from the Long Sutton constable we noticed last week, was again taken into custody on Monday morning. A few ...

... such a wanner as they shall consider most The Ree..R. B. Willson, Mr. Bi•rrty, Mr. Thomas Wah,ji. Id, Mr. Memos Hi rlert, Mr. Mr. bahetrell, Mr. H Aunt Hi.rbert, Mr. Thomas Baili y, The H. r. W. H yettl, Mr. Callow, The IL Pocklinyten, Mr. John Mr. Rober ...

... Esq. 10 0 0 Bailey Mr. Thomas 5 5 0 Kerrey Mr. George 3 0 Rolm th Mr. Wm 5 5 0 Herbert Mr. Thomas 5 5 0 Rogers,Carver,aud Co. Messrs. Simes Mr. William 5 5 0 Tomlin Mr. William 5 .5 0 Callow Mr. Charles 5 .5 0 Tatham Mr. Thomas 3 5 0 Bakewell Mr. John ...