... Queen’s coll.; Anthony Cumby and “narles Cole, Corpus Christi col!.; A.Hall Caius coll.; “tobert Pulleine, Emmanuel coll.; Thomas Bradford, asd C. W. Dalton, Magdalene coll. ; and J. Macauley, t. Peter’s coll. Compination Papsr.—The following is the c ...

... constitution which is justly she pride ! and the boast of ever}’ Briton. It was the power the people boldly asserted by their hardy chieftains, that wrung Magna Charta from the tyrant ; and that secures the peaceable possession of those rights and liberties ...

... Commensurate Rates. A Pbospsctus, with Tables of Premiums, of all necessary information, may obtained at the Office, or of Mr. THOMAS CARR, 'Cork library, South-Mall, Agent. BRITISH AND IRISH UNITED fire insurance offices. l/ONDON AND DUBLIN, . CONTINUE to ...

... widow of the | late Thos. Hay, and sixth daughter of the late John Fair, Esq. of Cove Hall, Suffolk. Yesterday sennight, Mr. Thomas Spice to Miss harter, both Northwalsham. On the 17th ult. at Lambeth church, by the Rev. Dr. JJoyley, John Tuthill, Esq. of ...

... early Yorkshire, and Battersea) ; Fruit trees, in open weather, any sods intended for waits, espal.ers, and standatds ' • most hardy dowering shrubs, as Roses, Honeysuckles, Lilacs, Laburnums, &c. (the taller the plant, the farther back it should be placed ...

... y Lieutenant of the Talavera), Benjamin S. Moxey, Thomas Harris, Robert Woodd, William Edward Drake, Peter Despuurrins, Walter Jameson, David Chambers, Christopher Spencer, and Nicholas Manger. Thomas Williams, Esq,, Purser R.N., (1812) nephew of Admirrj ...

... n . (>UV) acco dro d-one o th« every mdivi- raanda t e of a nmenl will, f lded tbe ; upon ihc guests, than hr. enUe , an, Thomas * X Lord ’,tb meed of U4t,c ® r . carriage left behind a^lt ,j nAck dual l ua ',. •, - Queen * iu>slty . peaceable and I ...

... wore an orange mad green scarf. At the rear of the freeholders were to be seen along the road, far the. eye could reach, the hardy peasantry of Meath, and of the neighbouring counties, and every man of them having orange and green ribboes either on his hat ...

... L~and J. Hawiteon and Co. .'.. 5 .5 0 .5 5 0 t4 Mrs. 0aw~thorpe .5 0 0 t John Crackles .-2 0 0 2 0 0 t Thomas Peck .1.. I1 0n Josh Utnsling .1' 1 0 1 1 01 n Clay and Sqie-3 0 0 Jouhn Idennell, Builder .. . 5 0 0 .5 0 0 jeob ...

... St. James's-street, from a tour; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Eden, at ditto, from Wales ; J. Craven, Esq. at ditto, from a tour; -Thomas Page, Esq. at ditto, from his seat in Surrey , J. Murphy, Esq. at Morley's Hotel, from Dublin. ?? ~ C Mar _. q .* of e * ...

... street, from a tour; Mr. and Mrs- Charles Eden, at ditto, from their seat in Wales ; Craven, Esq., at ditto, from it, tour; Thomas Page, Esq., at ditto, from his seat in Surrey; Murphy, Esq., at Morley's Hotel, Cockspur.street, from Dublin ; Mr. and Mrs ...

... Esq., Oldhamstreet, M. uchcster, in the twentieth year of his ngc, Thomas, youngest son Air. Robinson, of Oxen Park, near Diversion. At Lancaster, on Tuesday last, aged 39, Air. Thomas Briggs, of that town, stay-maker and hosier. The deceased was well ...